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Modular smartphones are more of an interesting experiment than a viable product. Be it Phonebloks or Project Ara, modular smartphones are a very cool idea and I can’t wait to see how things progress, but I’d still never get one, and most people feel the same way. We’re all too comf
There are four major wireless service providers in the United States, and that doesn’t look like it’s going to change anytime soon. What can change is the positioning of those for carriers, which is currently Verizon at the top, followed by AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile respectively. T-
Nothing is safe from Samsung’s insatiable desire to make everything “smart,” not even suitcases. The company has reportedly teamed up with Samsonite to develop a kind of “smart luggage” that uses GPS to allow the owner of the luggage to check its location through their
It’s no secret that public education in the United States is broken, shamefully so, but how do we fix it? Many people feel like America’s educational system is flawed all the way down to its foundation and needs to be replaced entirely, but that just leads to another question: what do we
Intel’s hardware powers the vast majority of PCs out there, as it always has, but the company wasn’t able to bring this dominance over to the mobile market when smartphones started to become popular. Rather than using its near complete market dominance to stifle the competition, as Intel
From Europe to Australia, New York to California, solar power is becoming more of a common source for energy. The benefits of renewable energy are many but the drawback has always been financial; it’s simply too expensive to expect solar power to be the bulk provider of worldwide energy for no
In its current state, virtual reality is in the same vein as video games, where it helps users escape our reality and go to a fake one, albeit in a much more immersive way. That’s why most virtual reality headsets we see in development at the moment are geared towards games, but it doesn’
People are still coming up with ways to make iBeacons and similar technologies useful, but a new app known as Croissant may be the best one yet. The idea is that people love to use coffee shops as a temporary place to study or work, and through the app, these people will be able to reserve a seat [&
Some will embrace them when they come. Some will fight. Most think that they’re already here. The mythical robot overlords who are supposed to take over society at some point in the future (based upon a combination of fiction and real scientific advancements) are able to do more, think faster,
Environmental technology has been flooding into the automotive industry since before the Prius was launched almost two decades ago. Green tech is a big deal and even with lower gas prices today, people are still interested in saving on gas and looking at alternative fuel sources for their vehicles.
Tinder recently moved to a subscription-based freemium model in order to help make more money, and it looks like it’s paying off. Not only has the dating app’s parent company expressed its delight at how quickly the app’s penetration rates have grown, it also highlighted TinderR
Speaking at the launch event for the Zenfone 2 in India earlier this week, ASUS CEO Jerry Shen talked about the future of the mobile industry and what trends we can expect to start seeing later this year. One such trend is 4GB of RAM, which is what the Zenfone 2 has and what Shen believes will becom
