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Reductions, reductions, reductions. That’s been the gist of BlackBerry’s strategy these past couple of years, and not just with the company’s workforce either. According to CEO John Chen, the struggling company has decided to reduce the number of smartphones it releases every year
Let’s take a second to reflect on the fact that the OnePlus One, the first smartphone from a Chinese startup that was expected to sell a maximum of 50,000 units, managed to sell 1.5 million units within its first year, and that number would likely have been much higher if it wasn’t for c
Earlier this week we heard rumors that Samsung would be releasing the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus earlier than expected to avoid directly competing with the iPhone 6S Plus, and now we have some leaked images to give us an idea what those two upcoming phablets will look like. I’m
Xiaomi is joining forces with Uber in some of its markets to offer its customers super-speedy crowd-sourced deliveries. Uber simply takes its existing army of drivers and turns some of them into couriers. By doing this, people in Malaysia and Singapore can order a Xiaomi smartphone online and have i
Consumer drones are one of the most popular new markets in the tech world at the moment, second only to virtual reality headsets, and Sony wants a piece of the action. Since Sony Mobile hasn’t been able to find much success with smartphones, the company has decided to turn to the consumer dron
We’re less than a week away from Motorola’s product announcement event in New York City but some images of what we can expect have already been leaked. The next iteration of the Moto G is the most obvious announcement that we can expect, but people were less certain about a new Moto X be
Shortly after GoPro announced that was creating a licensing platform for video creators to sell their action cam videos to companies in the creative and entertainment industry, the company revealed that it’s also working on its own video editing app. The app is in the final stage of developmen
The tech world has been trying to get rid of Flash for years, but its only with the rapidly increasing threat of hackers and more viable alternatives that companies are actually starting to move away from Flash. Not only are Google and Mozilla blocking Flash by default in their web browsers, Twitch
Now that Netflix has proven how incredibly lucrative the market for streaming movies and television shows is, everyone and their mother wants a piece of the action. Dish already has Sling TV while both Comcast and Verizon will introduce their own streaming services by the end of the year, but now th
Shuffler.fm separated itself from the plethora of music discovery apps by taking a more visual approach to the process, and nothing exemplifies this as much as the company’s Pause app. The app is essentially a music magazine that combines visual articles with music to create one of the most un
The OnePlus 2 has been submitted to Chinese regulators which have been kind enough to give us our first real look at the upcoming smartphone. Those of you hoping for a new design will be a bit disappointed because, aside from the addition of a physical home button, the design doesn’t differ ve
I want to say that releasing three flagship smartphones a year may be a bit too much, but considering the massive profit increase that Huawei reported earlier this week, the Chinese company is clearly doing something right. High-end devices were the driving force behind this profit boost and in orde
