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You could say that your smartphone knows you better than yourself and, according to some new medical research, that wouldn’t actually be too far from the truth. More specifically, the research suggests that your smartphone could be a better judge of whether or not you’re suffering from d
Aereo was responsible for bringing the idea of television rebroadcasting to the public’s attention, but unfortunately, this was mostly due to the legal battle the company was having with copyright holders and traditional broadcasters. While it eventually lost that battle and was forced to shut
Yahoo has been really vocal about its commitment to mobile, and nothing could be more in line with that strategy than releasing a messaging app. Known as Livetext, this new app takes a new approach to messaging that mixes elements of regular messaging apps and Snapchat to create something pretty int
We’ve known it was coming for a while now, but eBay and PayPal have finally parted ways after working together for more than a decade. PayPal is now trading as a completely independent company, which means eBay has lost the one part of itself that was actually considered successful… so w
It’s strange how many of the rules and regulations that threaten our privacy on the Internet come in the form of anti-piracy measures. ICANN has a new proposal under review that would completely change how WHOIS protection services operate. While the entertainment industry has put its full sup
Easily one of the biggest weaknesses of written messages is that, without hearing the tone that someone would use were they speaking the message to you, it can be pretty easy to misinterpret what someone is saying. That’s where IBM thinks it artificial intelligence, Watson, can be of assistanc
In a scandal that will most likely result in the company’s board members and CEO being forced to resign, Toshiba is being investigated for overstating its profits over the past few years. Depending on what the government probe discovers, the company could suffer as much as $3.2 billion in lega
Despite record-breaking sales at launch, the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are starting to lose some serious steam. In the four months since Samsung first released the premium smartphones, both of them have experienced initially excellent sales followed by a massive decline. Although the company is still th
The OnePlus One was called the 2014 Flagship Killer, but the OnePlus 2 is going even further by calling itself the 2016 Flagship Killer. If you’re wondering why a smartphone that’s being released this year would be next year’s flagship killer, it’s because OnePlus clearly fee
Don’t get me wrong, Hulu is a great way to stream the shows that Netflix doesn’t have, but I’ve always felt kind of annoyed that the service still makes me watch ads even though I’m a paying subscriber. The good news is that Hulu may finally be offering an entirely ad-free su
Spam was around well before the Internet, but it’s on the Internet that spammers were able to annoy people on a level that had never been seen before. During the early days of what we now know as the modern Internet, spammers were able to use the power of botnets to send billions of spam messa
Another week, another controversy surrounding Jay-Z’s struggling music streaming service, Tidal. This time the controversy is legal in nature, as the service’s decision to debut Lil Wayne’s latest record, the Free Weezy Album, was allegedly illegal because Lil Wayne doesn’t actuall
