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First Star Wars and now the new Quentin Tarantino movie, I’m not sure how much of these new teaser trailers I can take. While the trailer for Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight reveals next to nothing about the film, it tells us all we need to know. Tarantino has such a unique style and estab
Considering how extensive last week’s massive LG G4 leak was, many people were left wondering if the South Korean company would have anything more to show us about its upcoming flagship. In response, the company has released an image on Facebook with the caption “You have not seen everything y
Sony’s Xperia Z series of smartphones haven’t changed much over the years, aside from the internal hardware. However, rumors are suggesting that the company will be making some major changes this time around, including taking a page from Samsung’s playbook and adopting a metal fram
Sony is never going to able to live down the massive hack that it allowed to happen last year, and WikiLeaks intends to ensure as much. Earlier today, the organization published thousands of documents and emails that were obtained through the hack and has made them accessible to and easily searchabl
We reported yesterday that Etsy was now valued at around $1.78 billion, but now that number looks to be closer to $4 billion. The website acts as an online marketplace for handcrafted and vintage goods and makes its money with a small listing fee, a small cut of the sales, and a bit of advertising,
We still have eight months before the new Star Wars comes out and Disney intends to make it as painful a wait as possible by teasing us with these awesome trailers. I though the opening shot was one of the most gorgeous, spine-tingling things I’ve ever seen in a movie trailer, then I got to [&
If you thought Apple Pay was convenient, you should check out the UP4. Whereas Apple’s mobile payments service required you to whip out your smartphone, Jawbone’s new UP4 smartband requires you to only wave your wrist over a payment terminal. That’s it, nothing more. One wave and w
Remember that Tweet the Beat program that Spotify launched last week, the one that essentially asked users to spam Twitter on the company’s behalf? Yeah, people didn’t seem to like that very much, which is why the company has decided to rethink its implementation. Twitter is already spam
Few things are as essential to learning more about space than telescopes, and few things are as expensive. The current telescopes that feed us all of the images we get from far out into space use expensive mirrors to do so. Add on the expense of launching the thing into space and it’s no wonde
Few of us in the West have heard about Baidu, but down in China, there are few who haven’t. The technology giant has the same presence there that companies like Facebook and Google have here, and it wants to use this to cash in on the wearable market. Yesterday, the company launched a website
While not as impressive as Apple breaking world records with the launch of the iPhone 6, Samsung is still breaking personal records with the Galaxy S6. The company’s newest flagship is shaping up to be its most successful smartphone to date, and is already close to selling ten million units. N
While OnePlus has proved that it can make a successful smartphone, the Chinese startup has also proved that it lacks the resources to actually meet the demand for that smartphone. To be fair, the company was less than a year old when the OnePlus One launched and the success of the device was a surpr
