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Despite the numerous regulator issues that Uber has been facing, the company has still managed to be ridiculously successful. In fact, if a recently leaked internal letter from the company’s CEO is anything to go by, Uber is close to providing one million rides every day… in China alone.
Mobile gaming has been replacing handheld gaming for a few years now, something that even Nintendo has been forced to acknowledge. While revenue from handheld games has remained more or less the same over the past year, revenue from both Android and iOS games has increased tremendously, and thatR
With the same 140-character limit that tweets have, Twitter’s Direct Messages feature has always felt more like an afterthought than an actual messaging service. That’s going to change here soon, however, as the company will be removing the 140-character limit for Direct Messages (but no
It’s June, and you know what that means, right? That’s right, it’s time once again for Steam to brutally assault our wallets with its annual Summer Sale, which has been appropriately named the “Steam Monster Summer Sale.” The system works the same way that it always has
When Mozilla first introduced its Bug Bounty Program a few years ago, you could earn as much as $3,000 for finding any bugs in the company’s software that was rated high or critical. That was already a pretty sweet reward, but now the company is taking things even further by making $3,000 the
Both Dick Costolo and Twitter’s board members have been laughing off the calls for Costolo’s resignation as CEO for a while, but it looks like investors will end up getting their way after all. After five years as the company’s CEO, Costolo will be stepping down next month and will
OnePlus isn’t very good at keeping promises, but we can at least hope that the company will be able to release the OnePlus 2 sometime this year, as promised. OnePlus has matured quite a lot in the last year, so I’m confident that the company will be able to fulfill its promise, a confide
It’s strange to think that, in decades past, there was a competition between the world’s two superpowers to see which one could master spaceflight first, with some of the brightest minds in existence being brought together and billions of dollars being spend on research… and now we
Reddit’s reputation may not be as bad as 4chan’s, but the website definitely has its darker areas. While freedom of speech and a hands-off approach to moderation have been the website’s primary policies for years, now that Reddit has turned into one of the largest communities on th
Technological limitations aren’t what’s slowing America’s adoption of renewable energy, far from it. Not only do we have all of the technology we need to have the United States run entirely on renewable energy, a new study which was published in Energy & Environmental Science s
Just a day after it was reported that Facebook and Google were abandoning their respective Internet-beaming satellite projects, SpaceX has requested permission from the FCC to begin testing its own such project. Elon Musk announced his plan to use small satellites to bring affordable Internet to the
Although smartphones with 2K screens are nothing new, the resolution is only just now starting to become the de facto standard for flagship devices. In order to distinguish itself in a crowded market, however, ZTE will reportedly be the first company to equip a smartphone with a 4K display. Accordin
