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Payments apps have bee exploding in popularity in recent months, thanks to Apple Pay, but an app by the name of Glassjar is doing something a bit different. Founded by a couple of New Zealanders and aimed at the American market, this app focuses specifically on shared payments, meaning a payments th
Little has been seen of webOS since LG acquired it from HP, aside from a few smart televisions. However, the dead-ish operating system has finally appeared in a device that people actually (somewhat) give a crap about: smartwatches. What’s more is that it actually looks pretty impressive and c
A recent report from Bloomberg shows, to the surprise of no one, that American technology companies are storing hundreds of billions of dollar overseas to avoid paying taxes. The top 8 tech companies in the United States alone have a combined total of $420 billion stored in overseas bank accounts wi
Cheaper is always better, especially for things you pay for regularly, like transportation. That’s why Lyft has introduced a new kind of discounted option for it ride-sharing service, known as Lyft HotSpots, in its home city of San Francisco. Anyone who orders a Lyft Line in one of these desig
Music is great and all but it’s never a good idea to put all of your eggs in one basket. That’s why Shazam, the company behind the app that identifies the music you’re listening to, is looking to diversify its offerings and expand outside of the music world. One of the ways the com
If law enforcement wants to get its hands on someone’s past cellphone location data, they’ll need to get their hands on a warrant. This is due to a recent ruling by a federal judge in California which has been regarded as a major win for privacy by digital rights activists. As it stands,
Sony may have introduced the Xperia Z4 Tablet at MWC 2015 but, to the disappointment of many, the company failed to announce the Xperia Z4 smartphone that everyone was hoping for. However, Sony Mobile Vice President Tim Harrison has more or less confirmed that the company is working on its next flag
The main reason why the GPU market is so much smaller than the CPU market is that most CPUs, especially those made by Intel, already have video cards built in that are strong enough to handle pretty much anything aside from heavy gaming. Intel wants to further smash the GPU market by making its inte
It was just a few weeks ago that Cyanogen CEO Kirk McMaster claimed that his company wants to take Android away from Google but now he’s back to take on another major player in the smartphone industry: Samsung. According to McMaster, Samsung is going to be “slaughtered” by emerging startups th
It wasn’t that long ago that the issue of online privacy wasn’t one that was talked about very often, at least not as often as other issues. People just didn’t really care, or just didn’t seem to care. In the post-Snowden world, however, online privacy has become one of the m
Most museums prefer to focus on the past, collecting vast arsenals of historical artifacts and relics and putting them on display, but Dubai is spending millions of dollars for a different kind of museum, one that focuses on the future. Appropriately named the Museum of the Future, the building is b
Oculus Rift may have started off as a gaming-centric virtual reality headset but Facebook’s acquisition of the headset’s creators has opened it up to even more possibilities. One of these possibilities could be virtual shopping as a recent poll has shown that two thirds of all consumers
