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You could fill a book with all of the potential uses that commercial drones have for both companies and individuals, and you could fill a second book with all of the risks involved. Obviously banning drones altogether won’t sit well with people, so the government has to work out how to regulat
When people think about startup hubs, they probably think about the well-established American giants, their rising European counterparts, or the burgeoning tech centers of Asia, not some sandy city in the Middle East. But what if that city was Dubai? It might be easier to imagine then but still, Dub
Meerkat was one of the hottest things at this year’s SXSW and that popularity carried over to the outside world as well. the live streaming app exploded in popularity, became one of the most talked about apps out there, and raised more than $14 million in funding from some big names in bot Sil
Sports and videos. Each of them alone is already a money factory, but the two of them together? Well, a company by the name of Hudl has decided to combine them into a service that allows athletes to film game and practice videos, edit them, and then share them using their smartphones. A pretty cool
Uber has been facing legal attacks in pretty much every country that it has launched in, but Europe has been especially hard on the American startup. The overwhelming number of bans, armed raids, and even attacks may have dissuaded a lesser company, but Uber is not on;y continuing with its European
Where there’s social media, there’s spam. That’s a simple fact of the Internet. Just as companies turn to websites like Facebook and Twitter to learn more about their customers, how their customers see them, and promote themselves, some sketchier groups hijack the names of those co
Samsung’s decision to go with its own Exynos 7420 over Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 has been a highly discussed topic these past few months. This decision paired with the fact that the 7420’s 14nm FinFET process enables it to be smaller, draw less power, and generate less heat than the 810’
What do AliPay, Huami, and Xiaomi have in common? They’re all part of the next-generation Xiaomi smartband that’s going to come with a one-touch mobile payment solution built-in. This means that, so long as the smartband is connected to a smartphone, the wearer will be able to make payme
Down in the capital of Texas there’s a company known as Toopher that develops a mobile two-factor authentication app that separates itself from the competition by using location awareness. What’s so special about this Austin-based startup, you ask? Well the company just announced on its
Another day, another teaser about Line’s eventual IPO. Don’t hold your breath though, the Japanese messaging app only renewed the paperwork for its initial public offering, that doesn’t mean it will actually be listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange anytime soon, probably not even befo
It’s a good day to be an Animal Crossing fan. At the big Nintendo Direct broadcast yesterday, the company made a bunch of awesome announcements, not the least of which was a new addition to the Animal Crossing series. Known as Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designerm the new game will be coming t
ASUS has traditionally focused on computers, where it has become one of the most successful manufacturers of PCs and PC components in the world, but many were skeptical that the company could bring that success to the mobile world as well. However, the ZenFone has actually been well received and the
