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What started off as a path to monetization for Snapchat has transformed into the realization of a bold vision that CEO Evan Spiegel has for the company. It’s very clear at this point that Snapchat is much more than just an ephemeral messaging service, as the company implemented an effective co
Samsung has proven time and time again that it’s not afraid to experiment, and that doesn’t look to be changing anytime soon. A newly revealed patent indicates that the company is working on a new hybrid device that runs on two operating systems. The way it works is that, in its smartpho
Those of you who have been eagerly awaiting an official OnePlus Two announcement might not have to wait much longer, as OnePlus has announced through social media that it’s looking to “shake up the tech industry” on June 1st. We know that the company is definitely working on a succ
Content creators, investors, record labels, and users. These four groups are essential to SoundCloud’s success, but unfortunately, not all of the four want the same thing, and this often leads to conflicts that SoundCloud has to resolve, or else lose invaluable assets. At the International Mus
If anyone could challenge the Apple-Google duopoly that powers the cast majority of the smartphones out there today, it would be Samsung. At least, that’s what many people thought when the company first announced its own mobile operating system, known as Tizen, and continued to think this even
Confirming yesterday’s reports that Charter Communications was about to agree to a merger with Time Warner Cable, the company announced that it has greed to a $55 billion cash and stock deal to acquire Time Warner Cable. This values TWC at almost $80 billion, or about $195/share, and will resu
Flipboard is pretty much an essential tool for social network power users, and if you’ve never given the app a shot, you really should. It basically collects content from your favorite websites and presents it to you in magazine format, allowing you to “flip” through all of your fe
“It’s okay, we’ll be fine.” Those are the words that co-CEO of BlackBerry Jim Balsillie uttered when he was first shown the video Steve Jobs unveiling the iPhone. They weren’t necessarily last words, but BlackBerry’s nosedive of a decline began shortly after that, and i
Almost immediately after the Comcast-Time Warner Cable fell through, rumors that Charter was looking to acquire TWC started popping up, and have more or less been confirmed in the weeks since. According to reports from both Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal, the acquisition is expected to be som
Corporations trying to avoid taxes is nothing new, in fact, you’d be hard-pressed to find a multi-billion dollar company that doesn’t have a few tax avoidance schemes going. When operating in Europe, funneling revenue through Luxembourg is a popular way for companies like Amazon to avoid
Unless you have copious amounts of napkins and the patience to use them every few seconds, then eating greasy fast food and playing on your smartphone or tablet are two things that can’t be done simultaneously. Or can they? Some KFC restaurants in Germany have started a limited trial run of fo
In a major victory for the entertainment industry last week, two of the Pirate Bay’s key domains were seized by the Swedish government on the grounds that they were tools used by an illegal operation to help share stolen content. Pirate Bay co-founder Fredrik Neij isn’t sitting idly by,
