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You’ve gotta hand it to John Chen, he’s able to remain confident that his company will once again return to the realm of profitability and success, despite the fact that he’s the CEO of BlackBerry. His strategy is to focus much less on regular consumers, as they’ll undoubtedl
With the ZenFone 2, ASUS decided to take a page from the OnePlus handbook by using thin profit margins to sell a smartphone with high-end specs for the price of a mid-range device. Although the quad core Intel processor may throw some of you off, the rapid-chagrining 3,000mAh battery, 4Gb of RAM, an
Those of you who have been holding out for South Korea’s second-most anticipated smartphone, the LG G4, the wait is finally over… so long as you live in Hong Kong. For those of you who don’t live in either Hong Kong or South Korea, the wait will continue for at least a few weeks. R
With more than a billion people living in China, it’s essential for Netflix to expand into the country if it has any chance of fulfilling its dream to become a global power, which is exactly what the company is doing. Despite saying a few months ago that it’s unlikely that Netflix would
You know what would suck? Being the guy responsible for preventing 1.6 million soldiers from being able to get a smartwatch. That’s exactly what happened to an unfortunate fellow in the People’s Liberation Army of China when he used a smartwatch that his girlfriend had gifted him to snap a pho
In order for a merchant to sell their products with the Amazon Prime sticker that buyers always look for, they need to store their products in Amazon’s own warehouses, which means that Amazon is the one that sees the product to delivery. That’s going to change in the near future, as Amaz
Whether you’re a lurker or a user, you’ve probably discovered by now that, while Reddit is an excellent place for user-generated comments and content, it oftentimes devolve down to something we’ve come to expect from websites such as 4chan. The people running the website are well a
I’ve never been a big fan of special edition products. Not only am I paying more for something that generally offers nothing aside from different aesthetics, it tends to feel the same as bundling a crappy game with your console, where a bad product is leeching off the success of another produc
Spotify and other music streaming services have been facing increased pressure from the music industry to drop the free, ad-supported streaming options that they offer. That’s why it was easy to believe rumors that Spotify would be shutting down this feature, but a company spokesperson put tho
You need only look at the vibrant modding community that many games have to understand what makes PC gaming so great, but it’s not all fun and games. Sometimes, as with a few Grand Theft Auto V mods, some not-so-friendly people will ruin the fun by slipping in some malware. At least two mods f
Few countries are as popular a target for cyberattacks as Israel, and public utilities are one of the primary targets. That’s why state-owned Israel Electric is betting its future on cyber-security exports, as providing electricity to Israeli homes has left the company with billions of dollars
Just being accused of profiting from from inline piracy is enough to completely screw you over, as Mega knows quite well. Despite playing by all the rules, the cloud-storage services was accused of being a “cyberlocker” that makes tons of cash by allowing users to share stolen content, w
