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Metal frames give smartphones a premium feel that plastic simply can’t compete with, that’s why everyone was so excited when leaked screenshots showed that the upcoming LG G4 would feature a metal frame. Unfortunately, that probably won’t be happening due to time constraints and LG
We’ve been hearing about Vessel off and on ever since former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar showed off the new premium streaming service last year. Basically, the service gives you early access to videos that will eventually be posted on YouTube and other sharing sites by popular content creators. It
For decades, centuries even, it’s been common for people to immigrate to the United States in search of opportunities that their home country didn’t offer and, when they became successful, these immigrants would send some of the money they made to the family members that they left behind
Do you know why the App Store and Google Play are littered with photo collage apps? The answer is simple: Instagram. One of the reasons for this is the fact that Instgram doesn’t actually have a built-in collage feature or any tools to help people post more than one image at a time. That’
For the past six years, an early-stage startup accelerator known as The Founder Institute has been conducting research on the differences between entrepreneurs from different cities on the West Coast. The research draws information from around 30,000 entrepreneurs from cities such as Portland, San F
The bulk of Amazon’s revenue may come from e-commerce but over the past few years the company has been aggressively expanding its digital content offerings such as movies, music, and television shows. All of this has been bundled into Amazon Prime and, while it started off as more of a cherry
The Americans and, to a lesser extent, the British have garnered most of the attention directed towards government surveillance over the past couple of years but don’t let that distract you from their fellow Anglo nations, such as Canada. Our neighbors to the north have quite an impressive ars
Are smartphones harming our children’s mental health? According to long-time child psychotherapist Julie Lynn Evans, the short answer is no. The long answer is that, while there has been a noticeable increase in children with certain emotional and mental issues over the users and smartphones m
Apple isn’t the only non-automotive company looking to get into the electric vehicle market, apparently Foxconn and Tencent are teaming up to develop their own electric vehicle as well. According to reports, Foxconn has formed a partnership with Tencent and luxury car dealership China Harmony
We have the pleasure of living in a time where the technology that we’re used to seeing in science fiction movies is starting to make its way to reality. The latest such technology could be force-fields, at least if Boeing’s new patent is to be believed. According to the patent, the comp
Lets say the American government is interested in spying on you and, while you’re pretty sure the company you’re getting your IT equipment from is safe, Snowden’s leaks revealed that the NSA could very well intercept your equipment before it reaches you can install bugs on it. What
There has been increasing pressure from corporations and organizations to start teaching kids how to code and, while several local and state government have made promising moves toward this goal, it wasn’t until just recently that a state passed a comprehensive law requiring all high schools t
