Dual perspectives
“Techi Two Takes” combines the best of both worlds: sourced content from trusted sites and our unique perspective. It’s where curated information meets insightful commentary, giving readers a complete, balanced view of the topic at hand.
Page 163 / 741
People have been equipping GoPro cameras on their drones fro years, so why hasn’t GoPro just released its own drone with a camera or two built in? Apparently GoPro has been asking itself the same question, as the company is finally getting around to releasing its own camera-equipped quadcopter
It seems like everyone and their mothers is trying to cut themselves a slice of the virtual reality market while it’s still in its infancy, and Lenovo is no exception. Unveiled at the company’s big TechWorld event in China, the new Lenovo VR Goggle can work with most Lenovo smartphones b
It doesn’t matter how expensive or powerful a smartwatch is, the device is still limited by its small screen size, and while making the screen bigger seems like an obvious solution, nobody wants to have a gargantuan watch weighing their wrist down. Lenovo’s solution is much more realisti
What better way to ruin the mood ahead of Fitbit’s upcoming IPO than a massive lawsuit? That’s exactly what the company’s biggest rival, Jawbone, did when it accused Fitbit of “systematically plundering Jawbone employees” and stealing “critical trade secrets and i
There are numerous obstacles Xiaomi has to overcome before it can start selling its smartphones in the West, not the least of which is the inevitability of copyright lawsuits, but that isn’t stopping the company from testing the waters with some of its other products. The company has announced
BuzzFeed has come a long way in the nearly ten years since it was founded, having risen to become a global media and technology powerhouse. With more than 1,000 employees and more monthly readers than we can count, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that CEO Jonah Peretti definitely sees an
It may have taken a few weeks longer than we would have liked, but LG is finally bringing its new flagship smartphone to the United States. Priced at $600, T-Mobile users can now purchase the LG G4 in either metallic gray or brown leather, while Sprint users can expect to get their hands on the [&he
Phandroid managed to get its hands on a trademark from LG for an app named “Meerkat.” Obviously that app already exists, and is one of this year’s surprise hits, so there’s no way LG would be able to trademark that name unless it had acquired the original Meerkat. The patent
Despite being at the forefront of technological innovation and influencing the consumer electronics world in a way that few other countries can boast, Japan really sucks with computers. More specifically, the nation’s under-30 generation has some of the worst computing skills in the developed
Oftentimes when we see something become massively popular in a short amount of time, it only lasts for a short while before the excitement dies down and people stop caring. However, that isn’t going to be the case with apps like Meerkat and Periscope, as the two of them are based on something
Xiaomi has been far from dormant this year, with numerous product launches and expansions, and that’s great and all, but what everyone really wants is the latest iteration of the company’s flagship smartphone: the Mi5. Considering that the smartphone’s predecessor, the Mi4, launche
United Launch Alliance, which is a joint venture between America’s two largest defense contractors, Boeing and Lockheed Martin, has long held a monopoly on the launching of United States military satellites by private entities. However, after some prolonged legal conflicts with SpaceX, the Uni
