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I’ve never been a big fan of special edition products. Not only am I paying more for something that generally offers nothing aside from different aesthetics, it tends to feel the same as bundling a crappy game with your console, where a bad product is leeching off the success of another produc
Spotify and other music streaming services have been facing increased pressure from the music industry to drop the free, ad-supported streaming options that they offer. That’s why it was easy to believe rumors that Spotify would be shutting down this feature, but a company spokesperson put tho
Xiaomi is taking baby steps with its westward expansion, and for good reason. Not only does the burgeoning Chinese company have little influence outside of China and a few other Asian markets, there are some obvious copyright issues with many of its products. That’s not stopping Xiaomi, howeve
Clearly more than just a gimmick, and potentially even a new market trend, the Galaxy S6 Edge has been met with such high demand that Samsung was forced to ramp up production just to keep up. Curved screens are so popular, in fact, that Samsung is reportedly considering two more smartphones with cur
Why listen to music on the affordable iPod that you’ve had for years which provides an excellent listening experience when you can drop $3,500 on the AK380?! As a rich audiophile’s wet dream, the AK380 is obviously not geared towards the average music listerner, but maybe you’d be
You need only look at the vibrant modding community that many games have to understand what makes PC gaming so great, but it’s not all fun and games. Sometimes, as with a few Grand Theft Auto V mods, some not-so-friendly people will ruin the fun by slipping in some malware. At least two mods f
Samsung has announced that it will be discontinuing its existing mobile payments service, Samsung Wallet, in favor of the company’s new Samsung Pay service. People currently using Samsung Wallet will no longer have access to the service after June 30th, although reservations and tickets stored
Few countries are as popular a target for cyberattacks as Israel, and public utilities are one of the primary targets. That’s why state-owned Israel Electric is betting its future on cyber-security exports, as providing electricity to Israeli homes has left the company with billions of dollars
Just being accused of profiting from from inline piracy is enough to completely screw you over, as Mega knows quite well. Despite playing by all the rules, the cloud-storage services was accused of being a “cyberlocker” that makes tons of cash by allowing users to share stolen content, w
Walmart is still a retail behemoth that won’t be going away anytime soon, but that doesn’t mean the company hasn’t been feeling the heat from e-commerce companies like Amazon. In fact, I would go so far as to say that Amazon is currently Walmart’s biggest rival. That’s
Samsung’s flagship smartphones have never been cheap or ugly by any means, but the company has generally chosen to focus more on functionality than design. That changed with the Galaxy S6 as Samsung chose to drop features like micro-SD compatibility and removable batteries in order to give the
Skyrim was an excellent game, but it lacked the complexity and depth that hardcore RPG fans love. Dark Souls, on the other hand, had those two in abundance but wasn’t as open-world as many would have liked. It was hoped that Dragon Age: Inquisition would find the nice middle ground that RPG lo
