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The past couple of years haven’t been kind to Zynga, as the FarmVille maker has already lost millions of users and will most likely continue to lose more. Obviously less users means less money, and the company has lost more than half a billion since 2012, with $26.8 million lost in the company
Sanitation in some of the world’s least developed nations is a serious issue, one that Bill Gates wants to solve in the least expensive, most productive way possible. His solution comes in the form of OmniProcessor, an affordable waste treatment plant that not only disposes of sewage and keeps
Once you take away the spam and trolling, Twitter is a gold mine of data that marketers would love to get their hands on, and with Twitter’s new Full-Archive Search API, they can do just that. Using technology it acquired after it bought social insight platform Gnip last year, Twitter has comp
Samsung has never been afraid to try new things with its smartphones, just look at the Galaxy S6 Edge, and that doesn’t look like it’s going to change anytime soon. Apparently the company recently patented some technology that would allow smartphones to display holograms and holographic
The music streaming market is crowded and ridiculously competitive, now more so than ever, which is why Rdio has always been one of the underdogs despite being an excellent service. In an effort to distinguish itself and better compete with the likes of Apple Music and Spotify, the company has teame
The glory days of Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon may be over, but that doesn’t mean collectible card games have died off. In fact, a recent industry report from SuperData claims that Blizzard is making somewhere around $20 million every month thanks to Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft. That&#
It’s common for tech companies to be targeted by journalists, and how these companies react to the oftentimes negative articles that’re written about them says a lot them. Some of these companies choose to downplay the articles while others like to simply ignore them, and then there̵
Amazon is currently the undisputed king of e-commerce, but the company may finally have a serious competitor now that Jet.com has launched. How do the two compare though, which one is the better choice? Obviously the answer to those questions are pretty subjective, but the people at Rather Be Shoppi
StumbleUpon has been around for years and was really popular in the early days of the modern Internet, but its popularity has since waned dramatically and the discovery engine is now struggling to stay alive. The company has started dismissing even more employees because it hasn’t been able to
Facial-recognition is becoming mare advanced and more prevalent every day, and not all of us are comfortable with that. For the more privacy-conscious people out there, the National Institute of Informatics in Tokyo has developed something called the “Privacy Visor” that uses unique angl
There’s a good chance that you’ve never even heard about Nextbit, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t pay attention to the new smartphone the company will unveil next month. The startup was founded as the developer of a little-known cloud-based tool for Android users but has
One of the few truly must-have apps out there at the moment just got a pretty significant security update today. Known as Pushbullet, this app essentially unifies all of your devices so that you can instantly share files and messages between them and even use your computer to see and respond to text
