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With more than 1.35 billion people and a rapidly growing number of smartphone users, it’s only a matter of time before China surpasses the United States and becomes the world’s most valuable mobile gaming market, and it looks like that time is upon us. According to the 2015 Chinese Mobil
Tech companies have made their hatred of closed video formats very clear, especially the kind that require the companies to pay royalties to patent holders. That’s why many of these companies have developed their own video formats, but that doesn’t really solve the problem, it just creat
Gaming computers need to be really powerful in order to handle modern games with max settings, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that they’re massive power hogs, but it’s still a bit surprising to see just HOW much power they consume. Even though they make up just 2.5% of the glob
Nextbit isn’t exactly a well-known name in the mobile world, and neither is Baton, the cloud-based transfer tool that it released for Android devices last year. Even so, the company popped up on everyone’s radar last month when it announced that it would be releasing its own smartphone.
Music streaming services have supported offline playback for a while now, but for subscription video services like Hulu and Netflix, users have never been able to enjoy this feature. Fortunately, Amazon thinks its about time to change that, and is now allowing Amazon Prime subscribers to download mo
With a batch after batch of layoffs and perpetually terrible sales figures, it’s safe to say that HTC has seen better days. The HTC One M9 didn’t do anything to turn things around for the struggling Taiwanese company, so many mobile industry analysts have been curious to see what HTCR
We all knew that Lenovo was working on another Moto 360 smartwatch, but this was just an assumption that was based on the success of the first one, we haven’t had anything official to go on, but now we do. Lenovo has announced that it’s hosting a new Motorola conference in Shanghai next
Gaming may be the most popular area for the live streaming at the moment, but apps like Meerkat and Periscope are helping to turn it into a new form of video sharing by allowing anyone with a smartphone to start live streaming whatever they want, whenever they want. In order to help streamers engage
After months of rumors and speculation, Samsung has officially unveiled its next smartwatches, known as the Gear S2 and the Gear S2 Classic. Both of them feature the circular design and rotating bezel that we’ve been hearing so much about, but where they differ is in the band. Whereas the Gear
Aside from a handful of pixel graphic indie titles on the PC, there’s a rather disappointing shortage of new cyberpunk video games at the moment, but that’s going to change this February. That’s when Eidos Montreal will be releasing Deus Ex: Mankind Divided for the PC, PlayStation
Possibly confirming rumors that the next LG-made Nexus smartphone will have modestly high-end specs, Android Police is reporting that the Nexus 5 (2015) will have have a 5.2-inch display at 1920×1080, 3GB of RAM, and a Snapdragon 808 processor. As for the camera, the device will reportedly have
Xiaomi may be called the “Apple of China” because of how much it copies the company, but that doesn’t mean its not afraid to copy Samsung as well. Some new rumors out of China claim that Xiaomi is planning to release a smartphone with a curved display alongside its high-end flagshi
