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Aren’t lawsuits great?! Thanks to lawsuits, PlayStation Vita who purchased their handheld console any time before June 1, 2012 may be eligible for an award thanks to a class action lawsuit that the FCC filed against Sony over its deceptive claims in the advertisements it put out for the PlaySt
Blaming the Internet is something we’ve long ago come to expect from entertainment companies but, at least in this instance, these accusations have some validity to them. According to Viacom, the Internet has changed the way people watch television an, as such, many of the company’s show
The current generation of video game consoles has been accompanied by a rise in micro-consoles that sell for far cheaper thanks to the fact that they stream games from the cloud rather than packing the expensive hardware necessary to run the games themselves. One of the most anticipated of these mic
Despite the fact that Internet Explorer had Do Not Track enabled by default starting in 2012, it looks like Microsoft won’t be doing the same thing with its new web browser, Project Spartan. While users will still be able to enable the feature themselves, and Microsoft has promised to make it
Crytek is known for developing the Crysis series as well as the CryEngine that powers plenty of games on the market, the newest of which is Turtle Rock’s Evolve. However, the company hasn’t been doing too well recently, but that’s not a problem because Crytek just sign ed a $50 to
We may not be surprised by Xiaomi’s ridiculous growth anymore but we’re still impressed. The burgeoning Chinese startup has managed to sell more than 100 million smartphones. The company made the announcement in celebration of its fifth anniversary. Sales like that are things we expect f
It may have taken a few months but OnePlus One owners can finally experience Android 5.0 on their device without having to download and install any unstable test builds. Not only has OnePlus just released its official OxygenOS variant of Android 5.0, Cyanogen has finally released the newest version
It doesn’t matter how many people hate you, so long as you’re putting enough money in the pockets that matter, you can pretty much anything you want. That’s how it seems to work in the United States and that’s exactly what Comcast is doing to help gather support from various
With its profits in a perpetual nosedive, Sharp may be preparing to spin off the division of the Japanese company that supplies LCD panels for smartphones and tablets. On top of that, it looks like the company is turning to the government-backed Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ) for inv
Perhaps more so than any other technology, augmented and virtual reality are two of those technologies that have been science fiction staples for decades but are now working their way into the real world. In fact, some analysts are predicting that the market for these two technologies could reach $1
First revealed by Intel at CES 2015 back in January, the Intel Compute Stick is finally available for pre-order through a select few retailers. Starting now, Amazon and Newegg are selling Intel’s own computer-on-a-stick for $180 and $150 respectively. Basically, this super-micro PC is so small
LG has been releasing teasers for its upcoming LG G4 flagship smartphone in bits and pieces. After revealing the smartphones 5.5-inch display, the South Korean company has given us another look at what we can expect from one of 2015’s most anticipated smartphones, this time showing off the new
