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BuzzFeed may be getting serious about apps but its most recent app is anything but serious. The app is virtually useless for both the users and BuzzFeed itself, but that doesn’t detract from how amazing it is. Known as Cute or Not, this experimental new app employs a Tinder-esque swiping syste
We’re just a few days away from this year’s Mobile World Congress, the most important mobile event in the world, and VentureBeat has put together a list of the rends we should expect to see at the conference in Barcelona. Such things as the rise of mobile payments and the coming of 5G ne
Some alleged promotional videos for HTC’s highly-anticipated 2015 flagship were leaked earlier this week and responses have been… disappointing. In fact, some fans who been waiting eagerly for the HTC One M9 are holding on to the hope that the “leaked” videos were actually a
More important than the size of an e-commerce company’s product offerings or its prices is how quickly it can deliver those products to customers and for how much. Amazon has always led the market in this regard and wants to maintain that lead with whatever system or technology proves most eff
One of the biggest complaints that people have with Samsung devices is that they come pre-loaded with some truly awful bloatware that isn’t useful and takes up a ridiculous amount of space. This is all going to change with the Galaxy S6, however, and if this recent leak is to be believed, only
Smart locks are an excellent idea: simply use your smartphone to unlock your door rather than having to fumble around with your keys. However, current smart lock offerings aren’t at a price range that most people would consider, such as the $250 August smart lock that made its way to the Apple
It was revealed last week that the GCHQ and the NSA conducted a joint operation that resulted in the theft of thousands of encryption keys from the world’s largest manufacturer of cellphone SIM cards which may have granted the two spy agencies access to the communication information of million
Very little in the way of rumors have been released about Sony’s upcoming Xperia Z4 Tablet, in fact the device hasn’t even been confirmed yet, but Sony may have accidentally given us our first look at the device through its own Xperia Lounge app. Next to nothing is known about the Z4 Tab
The tech world has been abuzz over the long-awaited coming of HTTP/2, but what the hell is that and why is it so great? To lay it out as simply as possible, HTTP has been used for more than a 15 years as a mechanism for your browser to receive data from a server and turn that […]
Reddit has maintained a generally hands-off, neutral approach to regulating the content on the site for nearly a decade. However, as the website continues to grow in popularity, more people than ever before are criticizing Reddit for the oftentimes harmful or immoral content it allows to be posted a
Chegg made more than $200 million last year by renting out printed textbooks to college students but the company’s CEO wants to abandon this clearly lucrative business in favor of a digital model. Inspired by companies like Adobe and Netflix, CEO Dan Rosensweig wants to vastly improve the comp
Roadie is a startup that wants to take on the likes of FedEx and UPS using the power of crowd-sourced shipping. However, there are some safety issues with picking up packages from a strangers house which is why the startup has found an unlikely partner to help provide a safe, neutral pickup area for
