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Imagine working for a company that former employees have described as being a place “where overachievers go to feel bad about themselves” and where it feel like “you’ve got the CEO of the company in bed with you at 3 a.m. breathing down your neck,” apparently that’s wha
As we grow ever closer to the official announcement of Google’s next smartphones, new leaks of the two devices seem to come out every day. The most recent leak is for the LG-made 5.2-inch Nexus model, with the first-ever actual images of the device being shown, as opposed to the alleged render
I don’t know about you guys but I’m definitely looking forward to having my Amazon orders delivered to my doorstep via drone. Jeff Bezos is just as excited about bringing about these deliveries as I am about receiving them, but don’t expect it to happen anytime soon. The Amazon CEO
What’s the point of offering super fast Internet speeds if your monthly data cap is so low that you could technically hit it in a matter of hours? That’s what one curious Twitter user asked Jason Livingood, the Vice President of Internet Services at Comcast, earlier this week. His answer
One area where Firefox has always been a market leader is privacy, no other web browser comes close to achieving the same level of privacy options and extension, not to mention the fact that it’s open-source. Mozilla thinks it can do more though, which is why it’s now testing a new priva
Edward Snowden leaked so many documents that we’re still learning new things about government spying and corporate collaboration pretty much every day. The most recent revelation we’ve had is that AT&T has not only been much friendlier with the NSA than previously thought, the compan
Not much is known about BlackBerry’s next smartphone, codenamed Venice, but we do have an idea of what the device will look like. Some leaked images of the Venice have popped up on CrackBerry that show us that the device will be one of the sliders that BlackBerry is known for, but the on-scree
Nintendo has never had much luck with online multiplayer. Not only do its consoles have multiplayer platforms that are years behind PlayStation Network and Xbox Live in terms of features, the only first-party online multiplayer game that it has that’s decent is Super Smash Bros. That all chang
Hoping to mimic the success of apps like Meerkat and Periscope, Samsung has a new live streaming app that will allow users to broadcast their videos from their smartphone directly to YouTube. It looks like an interesting feature, my only complaints would be that there won’t be any way to post
Data centers are really expensive to maintain, which is why companies like Netflix that consume vast amounts of data prefer to use cloud-based systems. That’s why the company has announced that it will be shutting down the last of its data centers by the end of the summer, thus ending the proc
Security flaws are one of those things that Android users have unfortunately grown accustomed to, but the recent vulnerability known as Stagefright has taken things to an entirely different level. This vulnerability affects the vast majority of Android devices out there at the moment and allows hack
The Witcher 3 already had a surprisingly vibrant modding community considering that no official modding tools for the game had been released yet. Even so, CD Projekt Red promised well before the game launched that it would be supporting modders with official tools, and now the developer has finally
