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 177 / 741
As the number of smartphones in China continues to grow, satisfaction with ones marriage continues to shrink, and the All-China Women’s Federation (ACWF) thinks there’s a correlation there. According to a report released by the ACWF, smartphone usage has a directly negative effect on your marr
Before people were getting tired of all those Assassin Creed games, hell, even before Guitar Hero got worn down, people were getting tired of all those Tony Hawk games. Nobody really expected a skating game to be anything other than an attempt to milk some cash by tagging on Tony Hawk’s name,
Are any of you still mourning the death of Grooveshark? Well stop, because it’s back. A mysterious individual by the name of Shark has assembled a team who has brought the website back to life. According to him, he sensed that the website was about to be killed off and started backing up all o
There’s just no stopping Snapchat’s expansion into the world of publishing. While the company took a big step towards achieving its goal of becoming a serious publishing platform earlier this year with the addition of its Discover feature, it was held back by the fact that people weren&#
It looks like being one of the most hated companies in the United States isn’t enough to bring Electronics Arts down, as the video game publisher has exceeded expectations in terms of both profit and revenue. This success was due in large part to strong sales on the digital front, with digital
Just when you thought T-Mobile couldn’t get any more aggressive, the company goes and does something crazy. I guess CEO John Legere figured his company has caused AT&T enough trouble, now its Verizon’s turn. Starting now, T-Mobile will literally give Verizon customers a free smartpho
Not even poor Chinese workers can compete against robots that don’t even need to be paid. At least, that’s what the founder of Foxconn thought a few years ago when he claimed the world’s biggest contract electronics maker would soon have an army of robots doing its work. The problem is,
Modular smartphones are more of an interesting experiment than a viable product. Be it Phonebloks or Project Ara, modular smartphones are a very cool idea and I can’t wait to see how things progress, but I’d still never get one, and most people feel the same way. We’re all too comf
Pinterest is loaded with visual content that could make the social network a gold mine for developers and marketers, and the company is finally starting to take real steps towards attracting these kinds of partners. Earlier today, Pinterest unveiled its new Developer Platform, an API suite that̵
There are four major wireless service providers in the United States, and that doesn’t look like it’s going to change anytime soon. What can change is the positioning of those for carriers, which is currently Verizon at the top, followed by AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile respectively. T-
Nothing is safe from Samsung’s insatiable desire to make everything “smart,” not even suitcases. The company has reportedly teamed up with Samsonite to develop a kind of “smart luggage” that uses GPS to allow the owner of the luggage to check its location through their
It’s no secret that public education in the United States is broken, shamefully so, but how do we fix it? Many people feel like America’s educational system is flawed all the way down to its foundation and needs to be replaced entirely, but that just leads to another question: what do we
