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With the number of people signing up for a OnePlus 2 invite quickly approaching the two million mark, many OnePlus fans are worried that it’ll be a while before they actually get their hands on the device. To make matters worse, a developer by the name of Jack Cooper found a way to essentially
They say the best defense is a good offense, so why aren’t we letting corporations launch counter-attacks against hackers? That’s the question that counter-terrorism expert and former government official Juan Zarate recently asked. According to Zarate, legal restrictions are currently li
Sharing is caring, but it also means less people paying for premium subscriptions. That’s why Amazon has decided to limit how many people you can share your Amazon Prime membership with. Starting now, the number of people you can share your membership with has been reduced from four adults to
One of the best things about Bethesda’s RPGs is their excellent replay value, and Fallout 4 won’t be an exception. We already know that even the game’s developers don’t know everything that’s in the game, and now lead producer Jeff Gardiner has come out to say that he&#
Body cameras have become an important topic of discussion amid the string of police brutality cases we’ve seen over the past year or two, and Richard Stallman has his own proposal for how body cameras should be used by police officers. One of the most important people in the tech world, Stallm
Yahoo announced that it acquired a social shopping service known as Polyvore last week, but the specifics regarding the deal weren’t officially revealed. Even so, with the $22 million that Polyvore managed to raise since its founding, it’s safe to assume that Yahoo paid a pretty penny fo
While the tech world has been buzzing about the OnePlus 2, many of us are still wondering whether OnePlus will release a second smartphone this year like rumors suggested. OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei revealed in an interview with USA Today that his company is, in fact, releasing a second smartphone
The new BlackBerry smartphone codenamed “Dallas” that we’ve been hearing about for a few months now will actually be called the BlackBerry Passport “Silver Edition,” according to CrackBerry. Those of you hoping that this was the mysterious Android device that BlackBerry
Whatever your opinion of Amazon Echo is, you can’t deny that the Alexa Voice Service that powers the device has a lot of potential, and Amazon wants to capitalize on this. Rather than keeping Alexa an Echo-exclusive, the company has decided to open the service up to any developer that wants to
With half a TRILLION dollars poured into the F-35’s development over the past decade or so, it’s exciting to hear that the fighter jet is finally ready for combat. Those of you who’ve been waiting to see your tax dollars put to use will be pleased to hear that the United States Mar
When tens of millions of Americans had their information stolen from the Office of Personnel Management’s database last month, China was widely suspected to be responsible for the cyberattack. This has become an all too common occurrence in recent years, with American corporations in particula
Facial recognition using visible light is one thing, doing it the dark using infrared images is something else entirely. Facial recognition technology has progressed immensely in the last few years, with everything from apps to smartphones now packing some impressive tech, but recognizing peopleR
