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You know what’s scary? The FBI trying to legally force companies to weaken their encryption systems and install government accessible backdoors. You know what’s even scarier? The fact that the committee that has the power to put such laws into place is filled with technologically illiter
It was to be expected that the FCC be hit with a plethora of lawsuits following its vote to reclassify broadband under Title II of the Telecommunications Act, but the number of lawsuits and strength behind them is intimidating nonetheless. Even so, Chairman Tom Wheeler feels confident that the FCC w
Control is something that entertainment companies strive for, its what they want more than anything in the world. Specifically, they want to control who sees their content and when they see it, all in the name of combating file sharing. As TorrentFreak points out, however, the tons of effort that th
With how surprisingly successful the OnePlus One was last year, many are wondering if OnePlus will be able to do the same thing this year. Apparently, not only does the Chinese startup believe the OnePlus Two is going to be successful, it believes that it will be among the likes of the HTC One M9, [
Cyanogen has been on a roll these past few months, throwing punches at industry giants like Google and Samsung with claims that it’s going to wrestle Android way from Google and that Samsung is going to be killed off by smartphone startups. While all of this has drawn plenty of attention to th
Whenever it isn’t comparing Apple to Hitler and teasing new smartphones, LeTV is releasing smart bicycles. The Chinese company’s new smartbike looks a lot like the Baidu smartbike that popped up not too long ago, although with some noticeable differences. Unfortunately, we have next to n
It’s been a few days since Twitter launched Periscope, a Meerkat-like live streaming app, and one thing has become abundantly and confusingly clear: people really want to see what’s in your fridge. Nobody knows how it started or why it’s continuing but it appears as though Periscop
Considering how Star Trek has been one of the most beloved television shows in the world for several decades, everyone was willing to believe that the series would be making its way back to television, especially considering how popular the film reboots have been. Unfortunately, the recent rumors th
Considering how Oculus is pretty much the king of virtual reality at the moment, how does Valve intend to compete with its own Vive VR headset? Well one way the company is hooping to do this is by making the developer edition of the headset free to qualified developers whereas the pre-production Ocu
Man, they’ve been releasing a Transformers movie every 2-3 years since the first one came out but wouldn’t it just be amazing if they started releasing more?! No? TOO BAD! Apparently the people down at Paramount Pictures want even more Transformers movies, a lot more. Not only are they w
It’s almost worth it to allow kids to cheat just to see the creative ways they go about doing it. The latest such incident comes from Maryland where two students tweeted some of the questions they found on their Common Core standardized tests, which are what schools and governments use to meas
In celebration of the Chinese startup’s fifth birthday, Xiaomi will be launching a handful of new products on March 31 which, although exciting, is kind of annoying considering the company has given us no real information on what will be released. Instead, the company has chosen to release a b
