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While mobile gaming has come to rival and even surpass traditional console/PC gaming in recent years it still lacks many of the things that makes traditional gaming so great. Whereas many traditional games try to sell an experience or a story, mobile games stick with simplistic, addicting gameplay t
What started as a alcohol-induced idea for a restaurant and then evolved into a wildly successful chain of Indian fast food joints has since evolved further into a food delivery service. Known as Faaso, this technology driven chain of fast food joints was founded by two engineers with no knowledge o
If any of you own a Samsung Smart TV you might want to take a look at the company’s privacy policy regarding such devices. A redditor discovered a little tidbit in the privacy policy that, while the whole of it can be read in the link below, basically says that the TV is listening to you…
It looks like the era of DDR4 mobile RAM is finally upon us. Although the LG G Flex 2 is expected to be the first phone launched this year to come equipped with DDR4 RAM it certainly won’t be alone. Samsung is also expected to launch some smartphones with DDR4 RAM, including the flagship Galax
There was a time when Fab.com was considered by many to be one of the hottest tech startups in the world thanks to its wildly successful flash sale-based e-commerce service. The startup managed to pull in hundreds of millions of dollars in funding in a ridiculously short amount of time because of ho
The Pirate Bay may have returned but its not even close to the same level as it was before the raid on its servers. The website’s owners have decided to not to “hire” any moderators this time around for reasons unknown which has had the unfortunate side effect of polluting the webs
Uber seems to get in trouble no matter where it goes but in India the company has come under fire for more than just regulatory violations and whatnot. Authorities in the country have questioned Uber’s respect for passenger safety after a woman was raped by an Uber driver while getting a ride.
Remember a few weeks ago when some rumors that Samsung was looking to acquire BlackBerry popped up? Well those rumors were quickly dismissed by both companies but not before BlackBerry’s stock prices went through the roof. This made some regulators in the US and Canada a bit suspicious and now
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek has claimed that record labels take in the biggest chunk of the revenue from music streaming services ever since Taylor Swift departed from the service because she thought it didn’t pay the people who made her music enough money. Now there’s a study that backs Ek
For reasons unbeknownst to me, Japan is basically a Mecca for robotics in terms of both creation and adoption. In the most recent example of this, a theme park by the name of Huis Ten Bosch has decided to open a hotel that will be staffed by robots. Known as Henn-na Hotel, the name translates as Str
With how many complaints I see that an app or other software isn’t being updated with new features as often as they should it reminds me how little people actually know about the developing process for these products. While massive companies like Facebook or Google don’t have much of an
The HTC One (M9) has been the subject of many rumors over the past month or so as MWC 2015 approaches. Considering how the last flagship smartphone that the company released was one of the most gorgeous mobile devices ever released many people are expecting the next one to be just as aesthetically p
