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Indiana has caused quite a stir with its Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). The new law, which makes it legal for businesses to turn away homosexuals for religious reasons, has been called “anti-gay” by numerous groups and individuals and has prompted companies such as Angie’
Obviously LG is working on some big Android smartphones for 2015, but we still don’t know much about them. Everything we have to go on now comes from leaks and the latest such leak has given us some images of what is claimed to be the company’s LG G4 Note phablet. The device is supposedl
Something has to fill the smartglasses void now that Google Glass has been sent back to the drawing board and Sony thinks its SmartEyeglass is the perfect replacement. All you need to do is drop $840 on this pair of high-tech face gadgetry that some how manages to make you look even goofier than Goo
In a few weeks the FCC is going to vote on a new spectrum-sharing plan for a band that everyone from mobile service providers, to individuals, to the United States military could make use of. Known as the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), the service would open up frequencies from 3550-3700MH
The immediate benefits of bringing gigabit Internet to a city are obvious: people in the city now have fast Internet. However, there’s much more to it than that. Just look at Kansas City, the first city in the United States to get Google Fiber. Not only have Internet speeds increased for peopl
Motherboard noticed some interesting activity on popular dark web marketplace AlphaBay recently. Apparently, at least two vendors are selling what appears to be active Uber accounts. Once you’ve purchased one of these stolen accounts, you can access all of the account’s payment informati
Having a non-compete clause in an employee’s contract ensures that, at least for some time after leaving the company, the employee won’t be able to use their skills to help competing companies. It’s something that makes sense for high-skill, upper-level jobs but is it really necess
Well, this is what happens when you gets you’re hopes up, you just set yourself up for disappointment. It looks like what many people were hyping to be the biggest release of the year isn’t even going to be released this year. According to Nintendo, not only will the highly-anticipated n
As expected of a movie as highly-anticipated as the new Avengers, there has been tons of footage of Age of Ultron released over the past few months. Even so, most of the footage has focused on the recurring heroes and the new villain while we’ve only seen glimpses of the two new and perhaps mo
It’s finally over guys, the gender-discrimination case that’s been shaking up Silicon Valley for the past few months has finally come to a close. A California jury has ruled against Ellen Pao, the current CEO of Reddit, on all counts, coming to the conclusion that the fact that she’
With competitors like HTC and Samsung hogging up much of the attention at this year’s MWC with their own flagship smartphones, LG made the smart move and decided to unveil its own flagship device at a different date. Smart, as I said, but we’re still waiting for an official announcement
Twitter has been trying to kill Meerkat in the womb due to the fact that it has been working on its own live-streaming app known as Periscope that will directly compete with Meerkat. Obviously that didn’t work and now Twitter has been forced to release Periscope early. So now that both of them
