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We’ve been hearing about Vessel off and on ever since former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar showed off the new premium streaming service last year. Basically, the service gives you early access to videos that will eventually be posted on YouTube and other sharing sites by popular content creators. It
For decades, centuries even, it’s been common for people to immigrate to the United States in search of opportunities that their home country didn’t offer and, when they became successful, these immigrants would send some of the money they made to the family members that they left behind
The bulk of Amazon’s revenue may come from e-commerce but over the past few years the company has been aggressively expanding its digital content offerings such as movies, music, and television shows. All of this has been bundled into Amazon Prime and, while it started off as more of a cherry
The Americans and, to a lesser extent, the British have garnered most of the attention directed towards government surveillance over the past couple of years but don’t let that distract you from their fellow Anglo nations, such as Canada. Our neighbors to the north have quite an impressive ars
Lets say the American government is interested in spying on you and, while you’re pretty sure the company you’re getting your IT equipment from is safe, Snowden’s leaks revealed that the NSA could very well intercept your equipment before it reaches you can install bugs on it. What
There has been increasing pressure from corporations and organizations to start teaching kids how to code and, while several local and state government have made promising moves toward this goal, it wasn’t until just recently that a state passed a comprehensive law requiring all high schools t
After more than seven years of travelling across the solar system, NASA’s Dawn spacecraft has finally reached the last part of its mission which involves orbiting the dwarf planet Ceres and sending back images and data. Perhaps the most interesting thing about Dawn, however, is that rather tha
Urban heat islands, for those of you who aren’t familiar, is where pollution from tons of people living together in a dense area, such as a major city, causes that area to be hotter than the surrounding area. While fossil fuel-burning cars aren’t the only cause, they’re one of the
The launch of the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge is looking to be Samsung’s biggest smartphone launch to date. According to a Taiwanese research firm, Samsung will sell somewhere around 55 million units of its flagship smartphone this year, quite a bit more than similar estimates from DRAMeXchange. Thi
It doesn’t look like any tech company is safe from the explosion of gender discrimination lawsuits in Silicon Valley right now, not even Twitter. Hot on the heels of Facebook’s own legal issues, Twitter may be facing a lawsuit of its own courtesy of Tina Huang, a former employee who clai
For a decade, the SXSW music festival has offered thousands of tracks from various artists free of DRM. While the method of releasing all of these songs has differed from year to year, SXSW opted to release freely available MP3 files for this year’s festival and left it to the community to con
This year is going to be one of the greatest years for Star Wars fans ever. Not only is the first movie of the new trilogy coming out, EA has confirmed that the highly-anticipated Battlefront video game will be launching for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC later this year as well. Fans of [&hell
