Hulu is taking on Netflix with another exclusivity deal
Creating your own original content or securing exclusivity rights are the best way for streaming media companies to compete with each other in a very competitive market and Hulu has...
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The father of the Internet wants to make digital info future-proof
Vint Cerf is widely regarded as one of the fathers of the Internet thanks to his work on ARPANet, the military's predecessor to the modern Internet. That's why his words should...
Yahoo hosts its first ever mobile developer conference
Yahoo held its first ever mobile developer conference in San Francisco yesterday, further highlighting how important mobile users are to the company's recovery. At the conference, Yahoo unveiled several tools that...
Xiaomi’s Mi Note is the best phablet you can never buy
Xiaomi mixed things up a bit with the Mi Note. The Chinese company has become insanely successful by packing as much power a sit can into an affordable handset but with...
HTC’s new flagships have been benchmarked
HTC's big MWC 2015 event is right around the corner and its pretty much taken as fact at this point that the company will be launching two new flagship smartphones...
The NSA stole tons of SIM card encryption keys
According to leaked documents from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, the NSA and the GCHQ managed to decrypt cellular communications data by stealing SIM card encryption keys from a manufacturer. The two agencies formed...
This jacket changes colors based on your mood
The line between fashion and technology becomes more blurred by the day, especially thanks to things like smartwatches, but Lauren Bowker's Eighth Sense is less fashionable and more like an artistic garment....
Lenovo apologizes for pre-installing dangerous adware on its computers
Adware is an incredibly annoying part of buying a pre-built computer from company's like Lenovo but in some cases it can be dangerous as well. In the most recent instance,...
How to run apps on Amazon’s cloud for 10% of the normal price
Am important but often times overlooked part of Amazon Web Services known as Spot Instances allows you to name your price for using pieces of servers in Amazon's cloud. A startup by...
Snapchat now officially lets you add music to your videos
Mindie is an app that used to allow users to put songs on their Snapchat videos before it was blocked by Snapchat. Now Snapchat has its own official feature that...
The PlayStation has basically become Sony’s bread and butter
The developers of the original PlayStation actually had to fight with Sony to get the console released. Think about that for a moment, the product that Sony didn't even really...
HP goes from tech colossus to product reseller
Few business landscapes change as frequently as the technology market does and many of the corporate giants that controlled the market a few years are now struggling to change and remain relevant....
WeChat users sent a billion digital cash envelopes to each other last night
For those of you who aren't aware, Asia was awash with celebration last night as hundreds of millions of people gathered to celebrate the Chinese New Year. One of the...
AT&T wants to create a dedicated lane for P2P traffic
Peer-to-peer file-sharing makes up a significant chunk of Internet traffic and there's not much that ISPs can do legally to stop that, nor should there be. In order to deal with...
Photoshop is celebrating its 25th birthday
Image editors are a dime a dozen and are available on most platforms but one name stands out among the rest: Photoshop. In fact, Photoshop is so dominant that the...
What is Line and why are people going crazy over it?
A new store has opened up in Harajuku, the center of youth culture in Tokyo. What's so special about this store you might ask and how is it relevant on a...
HTTP/2 is one step closer to launching
HTTP has remained more or less the same since it was released back in 1999 but that's all about to change. After several years in development, HTTP/2 has finally been approved and...
Smartphone upgrades are boosting second-hand mobile sales
Everyone wants to have the latest and greatest hardware available which is why smartphones upgrades are so popular. How popular you ask? Well, in the United States and Germany, around...
The Neptune Duo is an oddly interesting gadget combo
As companies continue to search for ways to make smartwatches as essential to people as smartphones, Neptune has found its own solution with the Neptune Duo. As the name implies,...
Leaks suggest the Galaxy S6 will be 6.9mm thick
The thinness of a smartphone is taken into consideration by many, with many companies boasting about how thin their devices are. For any Samsung fans out there that find thinness important...