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The tablet market may not be what it was a couple of years ago, but that doesn’t mean Samsung isn’t going to release a successor to one of last year’s best Android tablets. Continuing with its recent trend of giving its flagship devices a more premium feel, Samsung will supposedly
Startups are, by nature, privately-held entities that have no legal obligation to share their data publicly, which is why it can be difficult to keep track of them. Potential investors wanting to seek out promising startups generally have to pull information regarding a startup that they’re in
While smartphone markets in places like India and Indonesia continue to explode, the Chinese smartphone market is reaching a level of maturity closer to that of Japan or the United States, which means its growth is starting to slow. Since most Chinese people own smartphones, the primary goal of comp
As any solid-state drive owner will tell you, the storage medium is infinitely superior to traditional hard disk drives in almost every way.. Emphasis on the “almost.” Although small, ridiculously fast, and virtually silent, SSDs have been known to have issues with data loss, and accordi
It’s hard to believe that it’s 2015, and in a nation as developed as the United States, there are still millions of people using dial-up. Yeah, that’s right, there are 2.1 million Americans that are still paying for AOL’s dial-up service. The reasons for this vary from househ
Mega.co.nz is a cloud-hosting service that, despite playing by all of the rules and taking care to respect copyright laws, was included in a report that painted the service as a sketchy file-sharing platform that makes millions by helping people share copyrighted content. The report caused all of th
With how much we’ve been hearing about virtual reality this past few months, it’s pretty annoying how little we actually have in the way of virtual reality devices. Plenty of them are being worked on but none have actually launched. For those of you who still want to at least try virtual
Grindr was founded six years ago with just a few thousands bucks by Joel Simkhai, the same mane who founded Blendr a couple of years later. Apparently organizing hookups for gay men is good business, as Grindr has managed to survive all this time without a penny from investors, but Simkhai is done w
Jet is an e-commerce startup that has been getting a lot of attention recently for its promises to dethrone Amazon and, despite having not even launched yet, things are looking promising for the company. Although dethroning Amazon will undoubtedly take years, Jet is off to a good start by beating Am
Everyone loves surprises, which is why it can be such a pain for companies when their products get leaked before their official announcement. This is especially true for Xiaomi, which makes big events out of its announcements that even Apple has a hard time rivaling, so you can imagine how upset the
It’s been a long time coming, too long if you ask me, but Nintendo is finally stepping into the modern world of smartphones and tablets. Before the year is over, the company will have released its first-ever mobile game, and intends to have another four more released before 2017. The best part
World of Warcraft always gains subscribers when a new expansion comes out and then loses them again once people get bored, but the latest expansion has the MMO bleeding subscribers much faster and in higher numbers than before. It looks like even the highly-anticipated Warlords of Draenor expansion
