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South by Southwest has always been a place for embracing future technology and new ideas but, according to the Austin Police Department, drones won’t be among the things people will be embracing. The police will be seizing any drones it finds in crowded and/or public areas during SXSW and oper
When you hear about wargames you probably picture dozens, hundreds, even thousands of armed soldiers and military vehicles fighting mock battles. While all of this still happens, a new kind of wargames has become common, one which involves throwing a bunch of tech experts together and give them a cy
China has been experiencing a startup boom over the past couple of years thanks to how easy it is for these companies to secures series A and series B funding. However, reaching the almighty series C round may prove to be much, much harder. According to Chinese venture capitalist Ran Wang, hundreds
Live television has undergone a rapid change over the past few years thanks to social media. Whereas people once used commercial breaks to talk to whomever they’re watching the show with about what happened, more and more people are whipping out there smartphones and using services like Facebo
Knowing how long we have to wait for Star Wars is almost as bad as not knowing how long we have to wait. According to Disney CEO Bob Iger, the eighth film in the main series will be released in May of 2017 while the first spin-off film in the series, Rogue One, will begin shooting […]
Those of you who have been considering buying a Roku might want to hold off for a bit. According to a new filing spotted at the FCC, Roku could be coming out with two new devices that doesn’t seem to differ much from the company’s current offering but look to be cheaper that Roku’s flags
The entertainment industry put a lot of pressure on MasterCard and Visa, which in turn put a lot of pressure on PayPal, to cut off payments to “shadowy” file-storage sites such as Mega in response to a report from the Digital Citizens Alliance and NetNames last year. This was a massive blow to Mega,
Cord cutting is easier than ever thanks all of the streaming services out there, but which of these services do American’s use the most? According to Nielsen, Netflix is the king of streaming by a long shot, unsurprisingly, with around 36% of all households in the United States subscribing to
It’s been a couple of weeks since the FCC voted to regulate broadband Internet service as a public utility and now the agency has released a 313-page document detailing what is and isn’t allowed. Net neutrality advocates and tech companies have been eagerly awaiting the release of these
Swarm had an interesting and potentially successful idea with its location-based social network. The app allowed users to post ideas for what to do that day, such as going to a bar or just hanging out, which was cool and all but there was no way to filter certain people out. That meant that you̵
The company that makes those popular Phantom quadcopter drones, Da-Jiang Innovations, managed to bring in more than $500 million in revenue last year, a number that the company expects to double to a whopping $1 billion this year. This means that not only is the company the leading manufacturer of c
HBO hasn’t even launched its standalone streaming service yet and there’s already some competition brewing. Showtime doesn’t want to be left out of the rise of cord cutting and CBS chief Les Moonves has promised a similar standalone streaming service “in the not-too-distant future.
