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Although its expected to be worth tens of billions of dollars in the near future, the Internet of Things market is still in its infancy, which means there’s still plenty of room for companies to establish a dominant position in the market. Samsung is not only doing this by releasing its own pr
Consumer drones may have made aerial photography accessible to most people, but problems can arise when you either suck at flying drones or want to get a shot of yourself doing something cool. That’s where a new drone called Lily can be of assistance. This self-flying drone comes equipped with
We’re almost halfway through the year and most of the major flagship smartphones have already been released, but that doesn’t mean the second half of 2015 isn’t going to have its fair share of devices we’re anticipating. We’re still waiting on LG and Samsung’s pha
Oh look, another news aggregation app, how exciting. Sarcasm aside, a new app by the name of Spotter actually does look pretty interesting, as rather than just being a cookie cutter news aggregator, it shows you articles that you actually want to read. A product of two ex-Googlers, the app uses adva
Verizon took a major step into the new media world today when it announced that it will be acquiring AOL for $4.4 billion in an all-cash deal. The pricing at $50 per share is about 17% higher than AOL’s current $42 share price, and will put big websites such as the Huffington Post and TechCrun
You don’t need a Twitter account to use Vine anymore, so why should you need one for Periscope? In an update for Twitter’s popular live-streaming app, the company removed the need for a Twitter account to start using Periscope, although there are still some analytics and statistics featu
Amazon may have brought the idea of drone-based package deliveries to our attention but America’s strict regulations regarding drones have prevented the company from developing this kind of technology as quickly as it would like. Even so, Amazon isn’t exactly giving up on the idea, as th
These past few years has seen the number of large-scale hacks increase by a significant amount, with a significant chunk of them originating from China or Russia, and a large portion of these being state-funded. With this in mind, it’s a bit unsettling that the two nations have entered into a
Few television shows have enjoyed the level of success that American Idol has, but everything must come to an end eventually, and many people think American Idol’s death is long overdue. That could be why, after 15 years, Fox has announced that next year’s American Idol will be its final
Streaming is quickly becoming the most popular way to listen to music nowadays, but that doesn’t mean it’s profitable, at least at current prices. With millions of users paying the $10/month premium and subscription fee and tens of millions using the ad-supported free option, Spotify is
Startups are always claiming to be “disruptive,” but few have managed to cause as much legal controversy and trouble as Uber has managed to do in virtually every country it operates in. However, while regulators across the globe are still figuring out what to do with Uber, the Philippine
It doesn’t matter how much we hate Facebook, we’re never going to leave it. Even though we’re little more to Facebook than a consumer that advertisers will pay to target, it’s not enough to convince us to join social networks like Ello that shun advertising and commoditizing
