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It was rumored late last year that Samsung was forgoing the use of Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 810 chip in the Galaxy S6 due to overheating issues. It’s true that Samsung decided not to use the chip, but it was never confirmed that overheating issues were the reason. However, evidence from
Three years of consecutive losses is not the kind of trend that any company wants, but Nintendo has finally pulled out of its slump and managed to report its first profit, albeit a slim one, since 2011. It’s a small victory, and the poor 3DS and Wii U sales don’t give me hope that next q
The only thing official we know about the OnePlus 2 is that it’s not coming out until much later in the year and it will come in two variants. Aside from that, all we have are rumors and speculation, but the most recent speculation has a pretty solid base. OnePlus CEO Liu Zuohu asked fans what
Roku’s current products allow users to turn their dumb televisions into smart ones for less than $100, but the company has been partnering with a handful of companies over the last few months to start selling all-in-one smart televisions as well. The latest such partner is Sharp, which is work
For those of us who don’t want to drop several hundred bucks on a smartphone but still want something that can pack a punch, there’s an entire market full of mid-range devices just for us. The latest edition to the market is the Sony Xperia C4, which shouldn’t be confused with the
Most of Xiaomi’s products offer a premium-feeling experience at a budget-friendly price, but it’s the company’s high-end devices that get the most attention. The latest such device is the Mi Note Pro, which was announced a few months ago but has only just now launched, and at a low
With somewhere around $500 million in funding, Zenefits is now worth $4.5 billion, an impressive feat only made more so by the fact that the startup is only a couple of years old. What’s especially interesting about Zenefits is that, despite the fact that, despite being an enterprise software
It’s bad enough that the masses on the Internet shower Steam with love and praise, but those of us who actually recognize that the platform has an abundance of flaws, not the least of which is Valve’s indifference to the problems of its users, are forced to use Steam if we want to play g
Before people were getting tired of all those Assassin Creed games, hell, even before Guitar Hero got worn down, people were getting tired of all those Tony Hawk games. Nobody really expected a skating game to be anything other than an attempt to milk some cash by tagging on Tony Hawk’s name,
There’s just no stopping Snapchat’s expansion into the world of publishing. While the company took a big step towards achieving its goal of becoming a serious publishing platform earlier this year with the addition of its Discover feature, it was held back by the fact that people weren&#
It looks like being one of the most hated companies in the United States isn’t enough to bring Electronics Arts down, as the video game publisher has exceeded expectations in terms of both profit and revenue. This success was due in large part to strong sales on the digital front, with digital
Not even poor Chinese workers can compete against robots that don’t even need to be paid. At least, that’s what the founder of Foxconn thought a few years ago when he claimed the world’s biggest contract electronics maker would soon have an army of robots doing its work. The problem is,
