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Perhaps the most surprising announcement at Bethesda’s first E3 press conference earlier this week was a Fallout-themed mobile app known as Fallout Shelter. The app, which launched on iOS shortly after the announcement and is expected to hit Android soon, looked like a fun way to distract your
It’s a given that Fallout 4 is going to be a massive game, especially when you consider that Bethesda is claiming that the game world will be larger than anything it has ever created, which includes Fallout 3 and Skyrim. If you still need some idea as to how large Fallout 4 is going to be, [&h
You know what really sucks? Changing the channel using a handheld remote. Ok… so it doesn’t really suck that much, but that isn’t stopping the BBC from making the process even easier. In what sounds like something from a science fiction movie, the company has announced that it̵
Last year, SoftBank proved to us that household robots will be within our reach in the future when it unveiled Pepper. A thousand models of the intelligent robot have already been made available to early adopting customers, but now SoftBank has received $236 million in funding from Alibaba and Foxco
All rumors seemed to indicate that OnePlus would be equipping the OnePlus 2 with a Snapdragon 810 chip, and now the company has officially confirmed that this is the case. What’s interesting is that the company announced that they’re using a refined version of the Snapdragon 810 known as
If you’ve been wondering why Xiaomi is taking so long to announce its new flagship smartphones, you may have Qualcomm to thank. Apparently, overheating issues with the Snapdragon 810 have forced Xiaomi to delay the release of the Mi5, and it wouldn’t be the first company to suffer thanks
It’s bad enough when a company’s devices have dangerous vulnerabilities, but when that company is Samsung, the largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, things are REALLY bad. According to security expert Ryan Welton, hundreds of millions of Samsung devices are vulnerable to a certai
Few companies have as much reason to be interested in America’s drone regulations than Amazon, as the company has some big dreams for a nationwide drone delivery service. The problem with operating a nationwide service, however, is that if certain states ban or restrict the use of commercial d
BitTorrent has been releasing some pretty solid software as it attempts to expand outside of traditional file-sharing. The company’s current software lineup already includes an experimental web browser, a file synchronization tool, and a secure instant messaging service, but the company contin
Like it or not, STDs are a very real part of living a sexually active lifestyle, and that’s going to change anytime soon. However, a new app from Planned Parenthood, known as Planned Parenthood Direct, could make testing yourself for STDs a bit less awkward. The app allows users to request tes
Unless you have a problem with not actually owning the software you pay for, then Adobe Creative Cloud is an excellent cloud-based software suite that allows Adobe to release constant updates and improvements. On top of these regular updates, the company likes to release one super-major update every
Considering how a significant chunk of Netflix’s users access the service through their web browser, you’d think that the company would put more effort into making their web interface not suck. To be fair, the company has been working on a revamped web interface for a while now, but it&#
