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If you want an idea of how popular music streaming has become, just take a look at the latest data from Nielsen. American consumers alone have streamed 135 billion music videos and songs in the past six months alone, which is almost twice the amount of streams this time last year. In contrast, both
Everyone hates bloatware, and yet companies continue to fill our smartphones with it. It’s practically impossible to have a pure, unblemished Android experience thanks to the fact that companies like Samsung love dumping their crappy bloatware onto their devices. Fed up with this, a Chinese co
One of the ways OnePlus is building up hype for its upcoming smartphone is by hosting the world’s first-ever product unveiling in virtual reality. As cool as that is, however, it doesn’t do much for fans when getting your hands on a virtual reality headset isn’t exactly the easiest
Another day, another miniature rebellion going down on Reddit. The company’s decision to ban a handful of offensive sub-reddits had many users complaining that the move went against the website’s strong free-speech policy. However, whereas that decision caused regular users to start rebe
Being able to target specific demographics is an invaluable tool for marketers, which is why Twitter has upgraded its Audience Insights feature for marketers to help categorize audiences based on their similarities. Known as Personas, these different categories include things like Baby Boomers, Busi
Chrome is definitely one of the best web browsers on Android, but CyanogenMod has a new Chromium-based browser that it thinks will appeal to users who want the power of Chromium without having to use Chrome itself. Known as Gello, this new mobile web browser has the same customization options and pr
Nintendo has remained extremely tight-lipped regarding its upcoming console, codenamed NX. The company lost a lot of ground this console generation thanks to the utter failure that was the Wii U, and it needs to make it up as soon as possible, which is why it’s easy to believe the rumor that N
Most smartphone makers would be ecstatic if they sold 35 million smartphones in a year, but not only has Xiaomi sold that many smartphones in a mere six months, that number is less than half of what the company is aiming to sell by the end of the year. In order to meet its sales goal, Xiaomi will [&
It has been proven time and time again that passwords aren’t the best security measure, which is why Medium has decided to do away with them entirely in favor of sending one-time login links to your email address or phone number. This means that the moment you use the login link, it becomes ob
OnePlus is doing everything it can to stoke the hype flames for its upcoming smartphone, including hosting the world’s first-ever product unveiling later this month. One of the ways the company is getting people excited for the OnePlus 2 is by revealing bits and pieces of information as we wai
VPNs are probably the most essential tools out there for maintaining ones privacy and security on the Internet, as well as bypassing content filters. However, as far as privacy and security are concerned, a vulnerability known as “IPv6 leakage” can make even the best VPNs out there prett
The usefulness and appeal of smartwatches has been significantly held back by the poor batteries that the gadgets tend to have equipped, but LG may have a solution to that problem. By necessity, smartwatches have some pretty minuscule batteries, which means that they’re not nearly as good as s
