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There’re plenty of connected coffee makers out there, but none of them can truly be called “smart,” which is something that Smarter’s new Wi-Fi Coffee Machine hopes to change. This coffee maker can begin remotely making you a cup, a few cups, or a whole pot using commands fro
I’m sure many of us have been on the receiving end or, God forbid, the giving end of embarrassing drunk texts, but there’s a new app out there that hopes to make those a thing of the past. Unlike the ephemeral nature of services like Snapchat, the app known as Strings only deletes messag
Last year’s iCloud hack was certainly one of more infamous events in Internet history, and now it looks like 2015 might have a similar event. A hacker known as Pr0x13 has released a new tool on GitHub that it call “iDict” and claims is capable of bypassing the restrictions and auth
I’m sure many of you had to endure the cyberattack that took down the PlayStation Network for most of the holidays. The outage, which was supposedly caused by a DDoS attack, kept many PS3 and PS4 owners from being able to access online services such as the PlayStation Store and multiplayer for
Montblanc has established its reputation as a provider of expensive, high-quality products such as pens and watches and, like most luxury watch makers, the company has been trying to find a way to compete with the increasing popular smartwatches that tech companies are releasing. While most of these
The number 1.26 billion might not seem like a small number, but that’s the smallest that movie theater ticket sales have been since 1995, where the number was around 1.21 billion. While many would say that the rise of piracy and legitimate online streaming services may have taken a bite out of
Twitter announced back in November that it intends to boost user engagement with a plethora of new features. One of those promised features, a “While you were away” recap of all of the tweets that you missed while you were AFK, appears to have started rolling out to a bunch of users. Whi
The main page for The Pirate Bay, the most popular file-sharing website on the planet, has been updated once again, this time with a countdown to February 1. The website went down on December 9 after local law enforcement officers raided the site of its servers. The website went back up a short time
The US Supreme Court is notorious for sticking to antiquated methods and traditions, such as not allowing cameras in the court rooms or wearing those silly eighteenth century robes. Fortunately, the court is willingly to accept some changes every now and again, with the most recent being that the co
Tor is one of the most invaluable anonymity tools out there today, something that even the NSA will admit to. Often times this tool is used to access questionable or even illegal content and services. While various drug forums and contraband markets make up the majority of the websites accessed thro
It wasn’t that long ago that CD players replaced cassette players as the standard personal media playing device for cars, but now the time has come for CD players to be replaced. Hyundai Motors recently unveiled its advanced new infotainment system that will be implemented into the South Korea
Elon Musk gets a lot of attention for potentially revolutionizing the automotive industry with Tesla Motors, but SpaceX is Musk’s truly revolutionary company. SpaceX was founded with the goal of making space travel more feasible, and one of the ways the company wants to do that is by creating
