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Remember back when screens were just screens? The capabilities of these screens and the technology that powered them differed, but at the end of the day they were just flat, rectangular or square screens. The past couple of years, however, have seen South Korean companies like LG and Samsung mixing
Konami has had a rough year, in terms of both finances and reputation. Not only is the Japanese video game company struggling to make money, some reports from earlier this year have highlighted just how crappy of a company it actually is, which is what led to the cancellation of beloved and long-run
There are a bunch of companies working on their own virtual reality headset at the moment, and while they love talking about how great their product is, there’s one bit of information that all of them have shied away from: the price. Even when Oculus VR announced that the final version of the
Britain is second only to the United States in terms of the number of enjoyable, high-quality television shows it produces, and that’s all thanks to the BBC. The British broadcaster has an immense catalog of content, only a fraction of which is easily obtainable by people outside of the United
Wireless carriers like to lock down smartphones in order to make it more difficult for users to switch to another carrier with a compatible network, and while it’s perfectly legal for users to just remove these locks themselves, carriers have no obligation unlock a user’s smartphone if t
My wallet and I feel all warm and fuzzy inside whenever we see all the affordable high-end smartphones that have been hitting the market these past couple of years, but with all these options, how are people supposed to decide which one to buy? Well if real-world speed is the most important thing, t
There’s no denying that trash men have an essential job, but it’s also a very simple one, so simple, in fact, that you could probably program a robot to do it. That’s exactly what Volvo wants to do with its new ROAR Project, which stands for Robot-based Autonomous Refuse Handling.
Apple’s big hardware announcement event was last week, Microsoft’s is next month, and Google’s is coming shortly after that, but what about Amazon? Not wanting to be left out of all these awesome announcement events, Amazon had one of its own earlier today, and don’t worry, t
Earlier this year, Russia started requiring technology companies like Google and Twitter to store data on Russian users within Russia itself, not overseas, all in the name of “national security” and all that jazz. What that really means is that Russia wants to ensure that even foreign te
It’s been more than a decade since Baidu went public through the NASDAQ, and the Chinese company has since risen to become one of the largest Internet companies in the world. However, while being listed on the American stock market may have been the best choice for Baidu in the past, CEO Robin
Berlin-based Rocket Internet can add a multi-billion dollar company to the list of startups that it’s helped to create. HelloFresh, a clever food-delivery startup that also happens to be based in Berlin, just raised €75 million ($85 million) in funding, which was led by Scottish investment fir
The vast majority of the population hasn’t even adopted a 4K display, and yet Sharp has already released its own 8K display. To be fair, this $130,000 monitor is meant for professional use, and isn’t supposed to be used by regular consumers, so it’s not all that crazy. Even so, it&
