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As a dating service meant specifically for infidelity, AshleyMadison is certainly one of the more dubious websites out there, which is probably why the company itself has named its founder, Noel Biderman, the most hated man on the Internet. Indeed, Biderman has received his fair share of criticism o
It may surprise many of you to know that Netflix doesn’t actually own any of its shows, not even House of Cards, the company simply rents the original content from other companies and keeps its exclusive to its own service. This is something that Netflix is looking to change and, just like HBO
If current technology trends are anything to go by, it’s only a matter of time before everything you one becomes “smart,” as well as many thing you don’t own but still make use of. We refer to this as the Internet of Things and, as cool as it sounds, it’s going to be pr
The virtual reality headset that HTC and Valve has been working on, known as Vive, was promised to be completely free for developers when it was first unveiled last month, and not it looks like that promise is being fulfilled. In order to get your hands on a free Vive developers kit, you need to sig
We all knew that Samsung’s decision to forgo the use of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 chip in favor of its own Exynos 7420 chip in the Galaxy S6 would hurt Qualcomm, but we didn’t know exactly how much until just recently. According to the company’s recent earnings report, Qualco
Wes Craven is well know for making some of the most iconic horror movies to date, but now the acclaimed filmmaker is diving head-first into television. Not only is he producing MTV’s upcoming Scream series, Craven has reportedly inked a deal with NBCUniversal to develop two new shows for SyFy.
Despite how much CEO Marissa Mayer claims mobile is the key to Yahoo’s success, which is correct, the vast majority of the company’s money still comes from regular computers. According to Yahoo’s latest financial results, while mobile revenue has been climbing at an impressive pace
With globalization and the rise of the Internet, it’s easier than ever to connect with people from across the globe. However, language barriers have made things rather difficult, particularly for businesses, which is why companies like Gengo exist. Gengo is a Japanese startup with American fun
It wouldn’t be fair to say that Yahoo is dying, but things aren’t looking too good. The company’s days as an Internet colossus are long gone, and despite assurances that Marissa Mayer’s ascent to CEO would turn the company around, it’s been three years and we still have
Apple and Samsung have pretty much solidified their position atop the American mobile market for life, but the number three spot is transitory. While that third-place spot is currently occupied by LG, that may change in the near future if Huawei has its way. The company has been developing a solid r
I’ve never had much of a problem with advertisements on the Web. Farming my personal information to better target those ads is bad, but the ads themselves are what ensure that I can surf the Web to my heart’s content without paying a dime. Still, ads can be pretty annoying, and while it&
Have you ever stopped to think how lonely and sad your dog must be while you’re not at home? Everyone who has a dog has to deal with this, and there’s no easy solution. Doggy daycares aren’t exactly within the budget of most people, and it can be difficult to find someone to keep y
