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Now that the only thing driving eBay’s growth and profitability (PayPal) is gone, the company needs to figure out how to survive on its own. In its first major business move post-PayPal separation, the company has decided to trim some of the fat and shut down on-demand delivery service, eBay N
We all know the sad story of Ouya, how the highly-anticipated and widely-discussed micro-console faded into oblivion within a few months of its release and has been struggling ever since. The company has been desperately looking for a buyer for a while now and it looks like that search is finally ov
People have been so focused on today’s OnePlus 2 announcement event (which should be starting right about now) that many have forgotten that Motorola is hosting its own announcement event tomorrow. While a few products are expected at the event, the Moto X is what we’re most excited to l
Few people have been as vocal about the potential threat that artificial intelligence poses to humanity as Elon Musk, and he clearly has no intention of stopping his warnings. The well-known entrepreneur has signed an open letter, alongside the likes of Stephen Hawking and hundreds of robotics resea
With mere hours to go before the official OnePlus 2 announcement, this is the last chance for any information on the new smartphone to be leaked. I honestly didn’t expect to see any new leaks in the hours leading up to the announcement, but someone on the XDA forums was kind enough to give us
Depending on your tastes, wires can have some kind of aesthetic appeal to them when managed properly, but most people find them to be an ugly nuisance. Nowhere is this more apparent than at a desk or work space where your computer(s) and all of your peripherals tend to come together in a mess of tan
Nintendo promised a lot of things when it first unveiled TVii, all of which painted the service as a way to turn the Wii U into a entertainment and social hub for the living room, similar to what Microsoft promised with the Xbox One. In reality, the service was… well… not very good, espe
One of the reasons that online stores are so popular nowadays is that they allow you to purchase whatever you want without having to leave the house. However, unlike physical stores where you have immediate access to whatever you purchased, purchasing something through an online store means you have
The Moto G may not be the high-end Motorola flagship that the Moto X is, but it’s still exciting to learn some more stuff about the next iteration of the mid-tier smartphone. When I said learn some more stuff, what I meant was learn pretty much everything there is to know about the device than
With just one day left before OnePlus officially unveiled the OnePlus 2, this is our last chance to get our hands on some juicy leaks, and the most recent leak may be the juiciest of them all. An early hands-on video with the smartphone has been released which shows the OnePlus 2 being put through a
It’s been building up to this for a while and now China has finally removed the last barrier preventing foreign companies from releasing their video game consoles in the country. The ban on consoles from the likes of Nintendo and Sony was implemented 15 years ago out of fear that gaming could
Checking your smartphone while you’re laying in bed can be such a hassle, I mean you actually have to reach all the over and grab it. This is where Nintendo thinks it can be of assistance as the company has patented a new “quality of life” device that will project everything that o
