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China’s ride-sharing services may be trying desperately to hinder Uber’s expansion in the country, but it doesn’t seem to be working. The company has been investing hundreds of millions of dollars to speed up its expansion into what it considers one of its most important markets, a
Remember a few years ago when Groupon turned down a $6 billion acquisition deal from Google? Yeah, I can pretty much guarantee the company is regretting that decision. To be fair, the company was growing at a ridiculous pace back then and staying independent actually seemed like a good move, but Gro
If money isn’t an issue, then Samsung has always been the way to go when it comes to ultra-fast solid-state drives. The company has made several improvements to its SSD technology over the years that have not only increased capacity and speed, but reduced prices to the point where SSDs are now
Opera has always been a distant fifth in terms of web browser market share, which is why Opera Software has recently been expanding its software offerings so that it’s not so reliant on a mildly-popular web browser. With a string of acquisitions and new products over the past few months, the c
Samsung is single-handedly responsible for creating the phablet market as we know it today, and has dominated the high-end side of that market with its Galaxy Note series for years. Numerous competitors have tried to steal the phablet crown away from the Galaxy Note, but aside from the iPhone 6 Plus
The virtual reality market is still in its infancy, which is why so many companies are practically tripping over each other trying to establish a dominant position in the market. Tech companies like Facebook and Google have been especially interested in virtual reality, and have been investing billi
It’s no secret that cable television is dying, and the only reason that it hasn’t died already, aside from annoying data caps that limit online streaming options, is the fact that there’s no way to legally watch many of the television shows out there without having a cable subscrip
The Wii had its motion controls and wacky controllers, the 3DS had those 3D effects that everyone turns off, and the Wii U had that stupid tablet controller thing, but what kind of lame gimmick will the NX have? This is the console that’s supposed to turn things around for Nintendo, so its gim
OnePlus fans across the globe have been complaining about the failed OnePlus 2 launch and the fact that the smartphone is a pain in the ass to get your hands on, but don’t worry, OnePlus has been listening to these complaints and has decided to… completely disregard them. Instead of work
Laser weapons have been synonymous with sci-fi entertainment for decades, but only is the technology for these weapons available to us now, the United States military plans to start using them within just a few years. It’s weird to think about. First the Army wanted to use lasers to clear land
Back when Russia and the United States were the top dogs, both countries were afraid of the devastation that a nuclear attack from the other could cause, and set some ground rules for how and when those weapons could be used. But now that we live in the Digital Age, it’s cyberwarfare that coun
From the rumors we’ve been seeing recently, it looks like the LG-made Nexus 5X will be the smaller, more affordable version of Google’s new smartphone, and the Huawei-made Nexus 6P will be the larger, more powerful version. This can be seen in the storage options for the two devices, as
