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Many people were disappointed when Samsung announced that the Galaxy Note 5 wouldn’t be launching in Europe, but rather than being forced to purchase the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, LG is suggesting that Europeans looking for a new high-end Android smartphone with a big screen just buy the LG G4. In
Figuring out how much RAM your PC needs is something that, as with most computer components, doesn’t have a very simple or straightforward answer, and the Internet isn’t much help. Some people claim that 4GB is perfectly fine even for gamers, some say 8GB is a bare minimum, and some say
Until drone deliveries become a reality, there’s no way for Amazon to deliver packages to your doorstep any quicker while remaining in the realm of affordability. Fortunately, the company appears to have a solution for customers that simply HAVE to have their package right now: pick it up your
Shortly after China announced that it would be installing “Internet police” in many of the tech companies and websites based in the country for the sake of security, Chines authorities announced that they have arrested somewhere around 15,000 people for crimes that “jeopardized Int
There’s a new feature for Intel’s next-generation Skylake processors that’s definitely going to have privacy activists up in arms. In order for voice-activated Cortana commands to work for Windows 10 devices while they’re in a low power state, these new processors are equippe
Cheating on one’s spouse is one of things that you’re obviously going to want to keep very secret, which is why so many people are sweating over the recent Ashley Madison hack. For those of you who aren’t familiar, Ashley Madison caters to people looking to hookup with someone who
It’s common for people to focus so much on China’s growth that they forget about India, but the country is becoming much harder to ignore, especially where e-commerce is concerned. The e-commerce market in India is exploding right now, with foreign companies like Amazon pouring billions
As the “Amazon of China,” it’s only natural that Alibaba wants to expand its cloud division to better compete with the likes of Amazon Web Services. Ethan Yu, the vice president of the company’s cloud division, announced last night that Alibaba has chosen Singapore as the loc
The first Blackphone got a lot of attention when the Snowden leaks were still fairly new and people were more concerned about privacy than ever, but when the ultra-private, ultra-secure smartphone was actually released it received a collective “meh” from reviewers. It was a decent device
Marty Weiner, one of the founding engineers at Pinterest, has just joined the Reddit team as the company’s first-ever CTO. Having spent almost five years at Pinterest, Weiner says that his job at Reddit will be “building an engineering culture that will help with recruiting, expanding di
There are very, very few things that make me regret living in the United States, but Xiaomi is definitely one of them. A bunch of information on the Chinese company’s upcoming flagship smartphone was just released and I’m practically drooling. Known as the Mi5, the smartphone will report
Internet companies like Facebook, Google, Tumblr, Twitter, and Yahoo almost ended up in a standoff with the MPAA after the organization tried to use a lawsuit to force them to block services and remove links to a bunch of websites that operate under the MovieTube flag. The companies weren’t ha
