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When you’re a brand new Chinese smartphone maker with absolutely no recognition in your own country, let alone in the West, you need some marketing wizardry to make your product successful. That’s exactly what OnePlus did last year with the OnePlus One where, despite an annoying invite s
BlackBerry’s focus on safety and security is one of the only reasons the company has managed to stay alive as Android and iOS continue to dominate the mobile market. The company creates handsets that are designed for specific situations to provide as safe and secure an experience as possible.
We’ve been hearing a lot about using satellites to provide Internet access across the globe over the past year or so. While companies like Facebook and Google recently abandoned such plans, Elon Musk still intends to have SpaceX develop its own system of Internet-beaming satellites. OneWeb may
The banking world is dominated by a handful of really big, really old corporations that make it difficult for newcomers to gain any ground. That hasn’t sopped Atom from trying, and despite numerous difficulties involved, the startup managed to secure its banking licence this week and is expect
OnePlus has certainly made some embarrassing marketing mistakes in the past, but all-in-all the company has had some ridiculously successful ad campaigns without copious amounts of money on advertising. How else would the first smartphone from an unknown Chinese company become one of the most popula
Young people may be more connected to social networks than any other demographic, but that doesn’t mean they’re not willing to deactivate their social media accounts if their privacy continues to be violated. According to a recent report from USA Network, 75% of young people said they we
While local film and television industries in countries like China are booming right now, Hollywood remains the undisputed leader of the market across the globe. That’s why Alibaba, which has already made some significant investments in the Chinese entertainment industry, has made its first pu
One of these days I might be able to look at the most recent news and actually see something positive about Tidal, but that day is not today. Jay Z’s music streaming service has been plagued with bad publicity and criticism since it was launched, and deservedly so, which is probably why the company
When the LG G4 first launched, LG predicted that it would ship a record eight million units of its flagship smartphone by the end of the year, which would beat last year’s record that the company set with the LG G3. Unfortunately, shipments of the smartphone don’t seem to indicate that L
It’s been a little frustrating seeing all these reviews for the Amazon Echo and reading about all of the cool features that’re being added to it through updates because I haven’t been able to get my hands on one. The connected speaker, virtual assistant, and potential smart home hu
Replacing human workers with robots is easier said than done. The development and production of robots is expensive, and even modern technology is still limited enough that humans outperform robots in just about everything. So it’s clear that robots won’t be replacing us anytime soon, bu
As great as the Galaxy S6 is, many of us are more interested in the slightly larger Galaxy Note 5 that’s expected to launch later this year. Samsung’s Galaxy Note series is both larger and more powerful than its standard flagship smartphones, and is responsible for starting the phablet c
