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Kik may be the underdog in the market for messaging apps but the only thing that means is that it’s going to try even harder than its competitors to attract new users. The latest such attempt to attract more users is the addition of a full-blown web browser in the Kik app. While the app [&hell
Before the decade comes to a close, the 3D printing industry could be worth somewhere around $20 billion. At least, that’s what new data from Canalys seems to suggest, which the research firm used to show that 3D printers and their associated materials and services will generate around $5.2 bi
LeTV is considered to be the “Netflix of China” but, as with many Asian companies, that doesn’t mean it’s limiting itself to a single market. In fact, the company is getting into the smartphone business, which is what that whole thing about comparing Apple to Hitler was about
Terminator is probably one of the worst inspirations for painting a picture of the future, and the United Nations wants to make sure that the film’s creative dystopia never becomes a reality. UN’s Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons is actually having a meeting this week to discuss how
Most of this year’s big flagship smartphones have already been released, or at least announced, but Sony has been conspicuously quiet about the highly anticipated Xperia Z4. While there has been no shortage of leaks, we still don’t have much official information about the company’s
The Wii was the last console generation’s undisputed victor, at least in terms of popularity, but its successor hasn’t enjoyed the same level of popularity. In fact, the Wii U is so widely regarded as a failure that it’s almost a joke, and even Nintendo may have decided to abandon
Nobody said the fight to protect net neutrality was going to be easy, and nobody said it was going to end with the FCC’s decision to pass its net neutrality rules. A new bill has been introduced that would invalidate the FCC’s rules by allowing Congress to review new federal regulations
With around 45 million ad-supported free users and 15 million premium users, who pay $9.99/month, you would think that Spotify is rolling in cash right now. However, due to the fact that it has to fork over around 70% of its revenue in royalties, Spotify is actually losing cash and is relying on rai
As popular as emoji are for personalizing text messages, how personalized can they really be when you can’t create your own? This is what an app called Imoji wants to change by allowing users to create their own personalized stickers from anything. Well… almost anything. The app wants to
One of the biggest problems with smartwatches is their battery life. Even though the little gadgets are superior to smartphones and tablets in battery life, they don’t still run out, something that watch-wearers aren’t used to from standard watches. Nevertheless, people will be buying th
I can’t imagine an easier process than migrating information from your old smartphone to your new one, but that’s not the case for everyone. That’s why Sprint has launched a new service where an expert will hand-deliver your new smartphone to your door, migrate all of the informati
A significant chunk of Twitter is made up of spam anyway, so why not add your own spam into the mix. That’s the idea behind Spotify’s new Tweet the Beat feature, which automatically displays a fullscreen popup ad on mobile devices and its desktop client which encourages users to start sh
