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Popcorn Time is quickly becoming not just a bigger thorn in the side of the entertainment industry than The Pirate Bay, it’s practically the bane of Netflix’s existence. It allows users to (illegally) stream movies and television shows almost as easily as they could through Netflix, but
It looks like the rumor that Lenovo was in talks to acquire MSI’s gaming laptop division are false. The rumor, which started circulating around the Internet earlier this week, claimed that MSI was in the market to sell its gaming laptop division due to increased competition, and Lenovo was the
Continuing with its recent trend of releasing two flagship smartphones a year, LG has announced that it has another high-end smartphone in the works that will outmatch the company’s flagship G-series devices in terms of specs. Expected to launch in the second half of the year, which is just a
Fredrik Ingblad doesn’t just want to take down The Pirate Bay, he wants to purge the Internet of anything and everything connected to the world’s most popular torrenting website. The Swedish prosecutor has already done more damage to the website than any single person out there, but now
It still feels strange to be able to say with certainty that, within the next decade or two, virtual reality will reach a level equal or close to that of what we’ve been seeing in science fiction for years. Obviously we still have a ways to go, but we’re progressing, and one of the compa
America’s dominance over the mobile market, at least in terms of the operating systems that power our mobile devices, has never really sat well with Russia, and recent fears over government spying have only served to add fire to the flames of discontent. That’s why Russia wants to create
Everyone expected the Galaxy S6 series to be Samsung’s most popular device to date, and that’s looking more true by the day. Within a month of its release, the Galaxy S6 managed to sell more than ten million units. At least, that’s what South Korea’s Yonhap news agency is reporting
You’ve gotta hand it to John Chen, he’s able to remain confident that his company will once again return to the realm of profitability and success, despite the fact that he’s the CEO of BlackBerry. His strategy is to focus much less on regular consumers, as they’ll undoubtedl
If you use Spotify and like to get drinks from Starbucks, you’ll be pleased to know that the two companies have formed a multi-year partnership that will enable Spotify Premium subscribers to get free drinks and other rewards through the new “Stars as Currency” system at Starbucks.
With the ZenFone 2, ASUS decided to take a page from the OnePlus handbook by using thin profit margins to sell a smartphone with high-end specs for the price of a mid-range device. Although the quad core Intel processor may throw some of you off, the rapid-chagrining 3,000mAh battery, 4Gb of RAM, an
Samsung already released this year’s most anticipated Android smartphone, now we’re just waiting for it to release this year’s most anticipated Android phablet as well. We were expecting to see the Galaxy Note 5 released sometime in the fall, as usual, but some recent reports indic
Xiaomi has already established itself as one of the top dogs in China, the world’s largest smartphone market, and now the company wants to do the same thing in the world’s second-largest smartphone market: India. The company is even on-board with Narendra Modi’s, the Prime Minister
