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With its mobile business starting to fail, Samsung has turned to other sources in order to ensure it remains successful, the most promising of which is its semiconductor business. This is clearly starting to pay off, as the company has been experiencing massive demand and the division has risen to b
There’s nothing wrong with having a service that’s geared towards a specific demographic, but the problem with Pinterest is that it’s NOT geared towards a specific demographic and yet still has a massive gender imbalance in favor of women. Consumer diversity is very important in bu
The life of the app known as Secret has been plagued by controversy, including a nation-wide ban in Brazil. As we all know, anonymity is important, but it also opens the door to a massive amount of abuse as it allows people to say whatever they want without consequence. That’s why the founder
You know what’s better than a robot worker? Two robot workers that work together! At least, that’s the idea behind the new system that San Jose-based Fetch Robotics has developed, which the company claims will make warehouses much more efficient, which means you Amazon shipment will get
When the first image of Jared Leto’s version of the Joker popped up on the Internet, responses were… not good. While we knew to expect the character in the upcoming Suicide Squad movie, some rumors are circulating which claim that the Joker will make an appearance in Zack Snyder’s
As Uber continues its global expansion in both major metropolitan areas and smaller cities all over the world, the company is quickly becoming much more than just a ride sharing service. In fact, Uber sees itself as the next major mass transportation provider, a true replacement for private vehicles
It’s been a pretty good year for HTC so far, if the company’s quarterly report is anything to go by. Not only has the Taiwanese company’s year-on-year revenue risen by 25%, to $1.328 billion, but HTC is finally starting to gain momentum in one of the most important mobile markets o
Those of you, those very few of you, who have been putting off getting a smartwatch until a major Swiss watchmaker entered the market will be happy to know that TAG Heuer has an Android Wear-powered smartwatch coming out this fall. As expected of a Swiss watch, it’ll cost you quite a lot of mo
If you were planning on getting an LG G4 and using Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 2.0 charging capabilities, then I have some bad news for you. While the Snapdragon 808 processor that powers the LG G4 supports Quick Charge 2.0, the smartphone itself does not. The good news is that last year’s L
Few companies are as affected by online piracy at HBO and Showtime, but the two have never really taken legal action against the websites that make this piracy possible… until now. It looks like the Mayweather vs Pacquiao fight is the exception, as the two companies have joined forces with May
GoPro hasn’t made any major acquisitions for quite some time, but yesterday the company made what is quite possibly its biggest acquisition to date. The acquisition was of Kolor, a French virtual reality company that specializes in capturing and sharing “spherical media.” This means that we ca
The problem with the smartphone market is that the established leaders make it difficult for newer companies to gain ground, and all of them aside from Apple and Microsoft are close to Google. So for a company like Cyanogen that has promised to take Android away from Google, getting companies to ado
