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Have you ever noticed that you were running low on coffee or toilet paper and wished you could refresh your stock right then and there? If the answer is yes then you’ll be pleased to hear that the Amazon Dash buttons that were announced not that long ago are up for sale. Basically, they’
Windows 10 is a game changer in many ways and in many areas, including PC gaming. Microsoft made it clear from the start that it would be putting an unprecedented amount of focus on PC gaming with its next operating system, and nothing proves this more than DirectX12. The new Windows 10-exclusive gr
Yahoo’s new messaging app wasn’t widely discussed when it first launched earlier this month because, at the time, it was exclusive to Hong Kong and Taiwan, but now that the app has expanded to a handful of Western nations, it’s about time to take a look at it. Known as Livetext, th
Tor has been described as the most important tool for anonymous communication in the world by numerous privacy advocates and even the NSA has admitted (behind closed doors) that it’s impossible to crack, but some researchers at MIT have found a clever way to do just that. Rather than breaking
Health care has been recognized as one of the best industries for Watson to make a difference in ever since IBM first unveiled the artificial intelligence a few years ago, and CVS couldn’t agree more. The two companies have joined forces to use Watson’s supercomputer-powered predictive a
Xiaomi has promised to overtake Apple and Samsung to become the world’s largest smartphone maker, but first it needs to overtake its fellow Chinese rival: Huawei. Whereas Xiaomi’s smartphones are more or less unobtainable here in the West, Huawei has become the first Chinese smartphone m
Most smartphone makers abandoned FM radio chipsets ages ago for obvious reasons, but that may have to change if AT&T has its way. For reasons that we can only speculate on, AT&T has announced that it will begin requesting that handset makers support FM radio on its network in an effort to ma
While an $8.9 million profit isn’t indicative of a successful quarter, investors were nonetheless pleasantly surprised when Nintendo revealed that it actually managed to make some money last quarter. I guess the measly half a million Wii U units that the company managed to sell last quarter wa
Amazon may be the company that brought the idea of drone-based deliveries to the spotlight, but current regulations in the United States are making the testing and implementation of such a system incredibly difficult. In an effort to speed up the regulatory process, Amazon has suggested that a 600 f
He may not be the CEO of OnePlus, but Car Pei is the face and voice of the growing startup. You can see in his previous interviews and sit-downs that he’s a very honest and open person, not to mention creative and ambitious, and he recently had a one-on-one with the people at Greenbot to [&hel
A year ago, Yelp was making a small but still respectable $2.7 million profit, but that number has transformed into a $1.3 million loss. Even with the company raising its revenue by more than 50% year-on-year and increasing the number of reviews posted to its service by 35%, Yelp is still losing mon
Profits are profits, but in order for a quarter to be considered successful you need far more than just a profit, you need growth. With a 7.6% decline in year-on-year revenue and just $222.25 million in profits from $12.69 billion in revenue, LG’s last quarter was far from successful. WhatR
