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There’s a certain point where a smartphone becomes so big that it’s basically a tablet. Devices that hover between the two definitions are called phablets, but even those smartphones usually don’t have more than a 6-inch screen. Lenovo doesn’t seem to care all that much about
If you’ve already spent hundreds of hours experiencing everything The Wither 3 has to offer, then prepare to put a few dozen more into the game, because CD Projekt RED is almost finished with its first expansion: Heart of Stone. All of the free DLC that CD Projekt RED has been releasing is gre
A company’s logo is what helps customers and potential customers identify its products, so it’s incredibly important that the logo be nice looking and easy to recognize. Meizu clearly didn’t have this in mind when in designed its abysmal logo that it has currently, but the Chinese
Despite the fact that Sony’s mobile division is practically a money incinerator, the company has made it clear that it’s not going to stop making smartphones anytime soon. The Xperia Z5 will be the first flagship from Sony Mobile since making that promise, and the company is expected to
We’re less than two weeks away from this year’s IFA, and Huawei is taking to Twitter to tease some of its new products beforehand. The company tweeted an image earlier today of what looks to be the Huawei Watch, accompanied by the words, “Elegance and power, one and the same.”
netflix‘s five year distribution deal with Epix is coming to an end next month, and the company has announced that it won’t be renewing it. The deal was first signed back in 2010, and Netflix is reported to have paid Epix somewhere around $1 billion in licensing fees over the course of d
Samsung’s semiconductor business is growing about as quickly as its mobile business is shrinking, which means it’s growing pretty damn fast. The company managed to make $10.366 from its 12.0 share of the global semiconductor market last quarter while Intel made $11.797 billion from its 1
Ali Shukri Amin has never engaged in any kind of violent terrorism, but the 17-year-old American did operate a Twitter account that not only supported ISIS, but taught its 4,000 Twitter followers how to send money to the terrorist group using Bitcoin. Obviously this isn’t the kind of thing tha
It’s hard to imagine New Orleans popping up in any conversation about tech hubs in the United States, but that’s starting to change. Poverty, rampant crime, and a severe shortage of jobs caused tens of thousands of young professionals to leave the city in search of better opportunity dur
Remember how tablets were really, really popular for a few years, but then people stopped caring about them after a while? Well the same thing is happening to the wearable market at the moment, except wearables haven’t even come close to being as popular as tablets, and whereas it took the tab
It doesn’t matter how low your prices are compared to your competitors if customers aren’t aware of the price difference. That’s one of the biggest problems that Jet.com is facing at the moment as it continues to try and steal the e-commerce crown away from Amazon. CEO Marc Lore ac
Messaging apps are a big deal right now, especially in Asia where apps like Line and WeChat have become something like the app equivalent of a Swiss Army knife. Line has been gaining users like crazy these past couple of years, both within its home country of Japan and all over Asia, but its earning
