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Cyanogen’s biggest motivation for trying to wrest control of Android away from Google is that the platform isn’t nearly as open as it should be, and certainly not as open as Google claims it is. With that in mind, it only makes sense that Cyanogen open up it own platform to third-party d
Grooveshark has been around for almost a decade, and has been in legal battles with the music industry for just as long. Unfortunately for users of the music streaming service, it looks like the battles are finally over, and Grooveshark has lost. The company’s website now links to a single ima
Things like lag and trolls can certainly take away from an online gaming experience, but there’s one thing that tops them both in terms of ruining a game: cheaters. Dealing with these cheaters is generally left to whichever company controls the platform you’re playing on, such as Xbox Li
It’s been a few months since AT&T announced its plans to acquire Nextel Mexico, but the $1.875 billion acquisition wasn’t official until last night. This marks the American company’s second acquisition of a major Mexican wireless carrier, the first being Iusacell, which AT&
If you made a list of recent games that promised more than they delivered, Watch Dogs would be somewhere at the top. Even the creative director of the developers that made the game admitted that it wasn’t perfect in any way, however, the sequel is going to be better. While we were already pret
Few people expected 21 Jump Street to be good, and even fewer expected its sequel to be good, but both of them turned out to be excellent films. Now it looks like Sony is going to continue the series, but not in a way that you’d expect. Rather than going the route of The Hangover, […]
Considering how E3 is the biggest gaming expo in North America and the PC is the biggest gaming platform in the world, you’d think that E3 would have an event dedicated to the PC, but it never has. E3 has always been a console show with a bit of PC mixed in here and there, but […]
As promised, HTC has finally added support for RAW images to the HTC One M9. Considering how the M9’s camera isn’t the best around, at least as far as flagship smartphones go, the addition of RAW image support should help it hold its own against the competition. For those of you who aren
There’s nothing wrong with having a service that’s geared towards a specific demographic, but the problem with Pinterest is that it’s NOT geared towards a specific demographic and yet still has a massive gender imbalance in favor of women. Consumer diversity is very important in bu
The life of the app known as Secret has been plagued by controversy, including a nation-wide ban in Brazil. As we all know, anonymity is important, but it also opens the door to a massive amount of abuse as it allows people to say whatever they want without consequence. That’s why the founder
You know what’s better than a robot worker? Two robot workers that work together! At least, that’s the idea behind the new system that San Jose-based Fetch Robotics has developed, which the company claims will make warehouses much more efficient, which means you Amazon shipment will get
Those of you, those very few of you, who have been putting off getting a smartwatch until a major Swiss watchmaker entered the market will be happy to know that TAG Heuer has an Android Wear-powered smartwatch coming out this fall. As expected of a Swiss watch, it’ll cost you quite a lot of mo
