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I’m sure by now a lot of you have heard about the OnePlus One by now, the self-described flagship killer that rose to become 2014’s most surprising smartphone success, so surprising in fact, that the startup that made the phone didn’t have the supply to meet the demand. In order to
OnePlus was one of the surprise victors in last year’s smartphone war, and even though the new company is still struggling to meet the massive demand for its OnePlus One, it’s already working on the smartphone’s successor. Referred to as the OnePlus Two by most, this new device is
Danish developer Robocat has launched a new iOS app by the name of By My Eyes that aims to help people with impaired visions “see” what’s in front of them. It does this by live-streaming whatever the smartphone’s camera is aimed at to one of the service’s 700 human help
The Mobile World Congress has traditionally been one of most popular events for smartphone manufacturers to launch their flagships and this year is no different. HTC has started to send out invites for an upcoming event in Barcelona on March 1st, which leads us to believe that the company could be a
Elon Musk has a well earned reputation for being a bold innovator, even over the top at times, but arguably his most ambitious plan to date has been Hyperloop. For those of you who aren’t familiar, Hyperloop is a theoretical rapid transit system that would be able to transport people at speeds
A newly declassified report from the Department of Justice has revealed that the FBI actually had a significant role in the NSA’s email surveillance program. The 231-page study, which was obtained under a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, shows us that the FBI started to review the NSA’
It’s no secret that the rise of mobile devices has taken quite a toll on the PC market, so much so that many wondered if the PC was dying. However, a while sales numbers seemed to indicate as much in recent year, a new report from Gartner suggests that the PC market is actually enjoying [&hell
One of the biggest problems we have with data breaches and cyberattacks on corporations nowadays is the fact that, more often than not, the companies in question choose to withhold the fact that they were hacked for months, even years at times. This is an issue that President Obama hopes to address
There was a deadly nitrogen leak at an LG Display factory in South Korea earlier today that resulted in the deaths of at least two people. One of the people was pronounced dead at the scene while another died later in a hospital. At least four other people have been injured while one is in […
In this day and age, pretty much everyone takes selfies, or at least has taken a selfie at some point. While objectively there isn’t anything wrong with this, a new study conducted by the Ohio State University suggests that men who take a lot of selfies actually score higher in narcissism and
Everyone who has ever used earphones understands the frustration of having them fall out. Even the best earphones out there are limited by the fact that not all ears are the same size, and one size fits all isn’t really achievable. This is why Harman came up with a new method of producing earp
It’s hard to imagine that a game such as Texas Hold’em poker would need to be solved, but that’s exactly what the University of Alberta claims to have been done. The popular game gives each player two private cards plus three community cards with a round of betting after each card
