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Music streaming services have always stuck with the standard $9.99/month price point for their premium services, with some offering ad-supported free versions, but Rdio wants to mix things up a bit. Probably in an attempt to gain ground ahead of the release of Apple’s own streaming service, Rd
Cyanogen has been working hard these the past few months to secure powerful allies to help it fulfill its promise to take Android away from Google, and few allies could help it achieve this goal as well as Foxconn can. Earlier today, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer, which is best known for ma
You may not give much though to that faint, blurry reflection of yourself that you see when you look through a window, in fact, you probably just subconsciously ignore it, but it’s hard not to notice that reflection when its ruining a picture. Many pictures have been ruined by being taken thro
When a startup achieves a valuation exceeding one billion dollars, it becomes known as a “Unicorn.” While the United States has more of these unicorns than it knows what to do with in practically every field you can think of, these startups are much rarer in other countries. Even the wor
One of the greatest things about the Internet is that you can learn almost any skill you want using any of the numerous online resources out there. One such resource is My Aone Learning, which separates itself from the mass of face-to-face online solutions out there by operating in much the same way
The Internet has become an essential part of our lives, a least in the developed world. Not only is a gateway to the collective knowledge of the entire human race, it gives us access to an infinite amount of entertainment and allows us to communicate with people from anywhere in the world, but at wh
BitTorrent has been releasing new products over the past couple of years that use the company’s peer-to-peer technology in a way that doesn’t involve file-sharing. One such product is Bleep, which is an ultra-private messaging service that has been in beta for a while now and promises ab
Although its expected to be worth tens of billions of dollars in the near future, the Internet of Things market is still in its infancy, which means there’s still plenty of room for companies to establish a dominant position in the market. Samsung is not only doing this by releasing its own pr
Consumer drones may have made aerial photography accessible to most people, but problems can arise when you either suck at flying drones or want to get a shot of yourself doing something cool. That’s where a new drone called Lily can be of assistance. This self-flying drone comes equipped with
We’re almost halfway through the year and most of the major flagship smartphones have already been released, but that doesn’t mean the second half of 2015 isn’t going to have its fair share of devices we’re anticipating. We’re still waiting on LG and Samsung’s pha
Oh look, another news aggregation app, how exciting. Sarcasm aside, a new app by the name of Spotter actually does look pretty interesting, as rather than just being a cookie cutter news aggregator, it shows you articles that you actually want to read. A product of two ex-Googlers, the app uses adva
Displays for smartphones and tablets come from a wide variety of companies, but the market for smartwatch displays is almost entirely controlled by a single company: LG. According to a report from market research firm DisplaySearch, LG accounts for a ridiculous 90.9% of the smartwatch displays produ
