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The NoPhone was released last year as an alternative to an actual smartphone. It gives users the satisfaction of having a hunk of smartphone-shaped plastic in their pocket without having to deal with the useful and oftentimes essential features that we all hate, like calling people. Obviously I̵
The falling out between Cyanogen and OnePlus is well known by now but the Chinese smartphone maker is still using CyanogenMod until it can wrap up its own Android ROM, which is looking to be pretty soon. As promised, OnePlus gave us more information on the upcoming ROM, known as OxygenOS, yesterday
Those of you who have been waiting for Xiaomi to come to America can celebrate a half victory. Today the Chinese company announced that it will be launching its online store in the US, as well as some other markets this year, but that it won’t be selling any smartphones just yet. Instead, the
Project Ara, for those of you who aren’t familiar, is the modular smartphone that Google is working on that will allow users to swap out their phone’s components whenever they want rather than having to get a new phone. Apparently Google will be bringing Project Ara to MWC 2015 in Barcel
We mentioned in a previous article that 2015 isn’t shaping up to be a good year for Qualcomm. Not only have overheating issues with its latest chip caused it to possibly lose its biggest partner, Samsung, the company was forced to pay nearly $1 billion in anti-trust fines to the Chinese govern
Samsung has teased on its Samsung Tomorrow blog that “the future of cameras is in a Samsung Galaxy smartphone.” The company started off the blog post with a rundown of how far its smartphone camera technology has progressed over the last 15 years and, while it didn’t name the Galax
The United States has always been the single most lucrative market for companies in the entertainment and online media businesses but there are a few emerging markets that are quickly closing the gap. Despite their rapid growth, Mexico and Russia can never hope to exceed America in terms of earning
It’s been four years since WeChat launched and to celebrate, Tencent Tech has released a collection of slides named “WeChat’s Impact: Inaugural Report on WeChat Platform Data” that shows some crazy statistics about the app’s popularity. The data, which was taken from extensive surveys th
Apple has Siri, Google has Google Now, and Microsoft has Cortana, but what does Amazon have? Well, while its still pretty hard to get a hold of, Echo is Amazon’s own personal voice assistant but what separates it from the other offerings is that it isn’t locked inside of a smartphone. Ra
Imgur has managed to beat out pretty much all of the other image sharing services out there for a number of reasons, including short URLs and no lag, and now the website is making things even better by discontinuing its premium Imgur Pro service and making all of the features available to users for
From free two-day shipping to free movies and music, Amazon Prime offers subscribers quite a lot for its $99.99/year fee. It offers so much, in fact, that Amazon should be losing money for every Prime subscriber it has, so why does the company keep pushing the service so aggressively? Unfortunately,
Yesterday we reported that a reddit user had discovered an unsettling tidbit in Samsung’s Smart TV privacy policy that basically said that the device is always listening to what you say and records it all. Digital Trends managed to get a hold of the company to discuss the concerns that people
