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The launch of HBO’s standalone streaming service was something that cord-cutters have been anticipating for years. HBO was actually a big reason that many potential cord-cutters had stuck with their cable providers for so long. Considering how the HBO Now app is now number one one App Annie
Every Fallout fan out there has dreamed of having their own Pip-Boy, and as Bethesda announced at this year’s E3, those dreams will finally be able to come true. There’s going to be a wearable Pip-Boy included in the Fallout 4 Pip-Boy Edition that you’ll be able to slip your smartp
Getaround, the vehicle sharing service that allows people to lease out their vehicles for a few hours a day, has formed a rather surprising partnership with Ford. The automaker is advertising this partnership as a cost-cutting opportunity for its customers and is encouraging them to help pay off the
Don’t get me wrong, I love the increased power I get when I upgrade my smartphone to one with newer hardware, but I’d be more than happy to upgrade to a smartphone with the same exact specs if it had a larger battery. Smartphones are constantly getting more powerful, but the batteries in
It’s been four months since the FCC passed its net neutrality rules, and broadband investment still hasn’t suffered. Many opponents of net neutrality claimed that the implementation of the FCC’s regulation would reduce broadband investment in the United States, but that hasn’
Facial recognition is rapidly increasing in popularity as the technology becomes more accessible and companies create more ways to use it. According to a report from Tractica, facial recognition adoption is going to explode over the next decade, with the 28.5 million device capable of facial recogni
The announcement of Fallout 4 wasn’t the only reason Bethesda chose to have its first-ever E3 press conference this year, the fact that the company had enough games to announce to fill up an entire show was actually the biggest reason. As awesome as the conference was, however, Bethesda isn
Yahoo has made it abundantly clear that the mobile market is the company’s primary focus as it tries to regain the ground it has lost over the years. As part of the company’s continued effort to expand and improve its mobile products, Yahoo has released a major update for its mobile sear
GIFs are a form of visual entertainment that’s completely unique to the Internet, and few websites are as well-suited for browsing GIFs endlessly as Tumblr. While the website offers a plethora of user-provided content, many users, myself included, spend the majority of their time on Tumblr doi
I remember in how, back in my younger days, I would pre-order pretty much any game that caught my eye. I’d even stand in line for midnight releases from time to time. Despite the fact that the game would be available in most stores whether I pre-ordered or not, I still did so, a lot […]
Cortana and Siri may be the current kings of the virtual assistant market, but Amazon wants to gain ground with its new Alexa assistant by opening the artificial intelligence platform up to developers. As the company announced yesterday, the voice-controlled assistant is now free for any developer t
In the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout, the dollar has been done away with in favor of a new universal currency: bottle caps. That’s why, in honor of the recently announced Fallout 4, an Imgur user by the name of GatorMacheteJr sent Bethesda two boxes containing all of the bottlecaps he̵
