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With the kind of specs that Samsung’s new 4.6-inch smartphone has, you would think that it’s a smaller version of the company’s 5.1-inch Galaxy S6. Packing a 16-megapixel rear camera, 2GB of RAM, and a Snapdragon 808 puts the device up against even some of the big flagship smartpho
Just because a San Francisco jury voted in favor of Kleiner Perkins doesn’t mean Ellen Pao is done with her gender discrimination lawsuit. Despite the fact that Kleiner Perkins offered to waive nearly a million dollars in legal fees if Pao promised not to appeal the ruling, Pao will still be a
Google Cardboard definitely makes virtual reality more accessible to those of us who can’t acquire or can’t afford an actual virtual reality headset, but it’s not as easy as just folding some cardboard into the shape of goggles. Aside from some tape, you’ll need to get your h
Twitter is an excellent way for businesses to reach their customers, and it wants to get more businesses using the platform to do so. In order to do so, the company has launched a new initiative known as the Official Partner Program which aims to encourage businesses to turn to Twitter when looking
Pinterest users are going to love the new wishlist feature that Amazon is testing out. Known as Amazon Stream the new feature presents users with a grid of product photos that they can sift through and save to their wishlist, similar to how you “Pin” things to collections on Pinterest, e
It’s almost a necessity to use the front-facing camera when taking a selfie, which sucks when you consider how practically every smartphone out there has a front-facing camera that’s not as good as the rear-facing one. Fortunately for you selfie lovers out there, ASUS has a solution in t
The first thing you learn when you’re a OnePlus fan is to get used to waiting unspecified amounts of time for news and new products. Those of you who were hoping that the Chinese companies big announcement tomorrow would be the OnePlus One’s successor, you’re going to be a bit disa
As a tech writer it’s pretty frustrating to have to talk about Xiaomi smartphones, as I’m basically talking about this ultra-power, super sexy, ridiculously cheap smartphone that… I can’t actually buy. Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy with my OnePlus One, but that do
It’s always good to have big organizations backing your beliefs and causes, and with governments across the globe waging a war against anonymity and encryption, it’s relieving to hear that we have the United Nations on our side. The benefits of anonymity and encryption are innumerable, b
For years, Shazam has been THE app for identifying songs that you like but don’t know the name to. After more than fifteen years, however, the company has decided to branch out into something new: visual discover. Whereas Shazam has always been limited to music, the app now has a new feature t
So long as you’re not horrendously ugly, finding someone to hookup with is easier than ever before thanks to apps like Grindr, Hinge, Tinder, and a wealth of other dating apps out there. However, this ease of hooking up isn’t without its downsides, as a new health report from the Rhode I
Many people unfairly assume that adopting a free-to-play model is the sign that a game has failed, but in the instance of WildStar, it was definitely a series of failures on the developer’s part that led to this. While I’ll spare you a nerdy analysis on the highly-anticipated MMO’s
