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More often than not, signing up for an app or online service involves sharing varying amounts of information about yourself, such as your email address or phone number. It has been said that, despite the fact that most people hate sharing their information with companies, people choose to do so beca
The Office of Personnel Management, as well as almost every other federal government agency, has been hit with what’s being called the largest data breach of the government’s computer networks in American history. Somewhere around four million current and former government employees may
Despite its best efforts, SoundCloud hasn’t been as successful at securing licensing deals with major record labels as it would like. That’s why the company has decided to put more focus on the demographic that has essentially been its lifeblood for the past eight years: independent arti
NASA has been working with the FAA to create a network for monitoring drone traffic in the United States, but that doesn’t mean it’s an entirely government agency-run effort. According to a report from the Guardian, Verizon will be joining the effort as well. By developing a system that
Mergers are all the rage these days, at least as far as telecommunications companies are concerned, and it looks like Dish and T-Mobile are going to be hopping on the bandwagon together. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, the two companies are currently in the early stages of merger
Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 3 were released five and seven years ago respectively, and while mods have extended the lives of those two excellent games, it’s about time we had an actual successor. More so than most games, Fallout 4 has been plagued by false rumors and hoaxes, but when Bethes
Amazon Prime is one of Amazon’s biggest cash cows, and the free shipping the service offers is one of Prime’s biggest draws, so doesn’t it seem a little counter-intuitive for the company to start offering free shipping to non-Prime users? Well, that’s what it looks like on th
For years, it’s been standard practice to buy an expensive smartphone from your wireless carrier at a reduced price in exchange for signing a contract that commits you to that carrier for a couple of years. However, more and more people are abandoning this payment method in favor of cellular p
Pinterest has all the makings of an excellent e-commerce platform, just without the e-commerce. The service is already a popular place for retailers to show off their products, and users can “Pin” images that they like to collections in much the same way one would save an Amazon listing
It’s hard enough to wrap my head around the fact that there are currently 2.6 billion smartphone subscriptions across the globe, but the latest Mobility Report from Ericsson claims that the number will skyrocket to 6.1 billion by the year 2020. That’s right, despite the fact that smartph
Today, Valve addressed what’s easily one of the biggest complaints that people have with Steam: the lack of refunds. Whereas refunds have been an impossibility on Steam for years, the service is now issuing on-request refunds for any game that was purchased within 14-days and has less than two
As one of the top direct-broadcast satellite service providers in the country, Dish is in an excellent position to enter the American wireless market, which is notoriously difficult to get into as a newcomer thanks the sheer dominance of the four companies that currently control the market. If any c
