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Ride-sharing apps are becoming ridiculously popular nowadays and Lyft is no exception. Despite having never expanded outside of the United States, Lyft is still one of Uber’s biggest competitors, with Uber being the undisputed industry leader. However, Lyft needs to expand outside of America i
The wide-spread crackdown on revenge porn continues with Twitter being the latest Internet company to ban revenge porn and stolen nudes from being posted on its service. The company has updated it policies so that no intimate photos or videos that have been taken or distributed without the permissio
Online television is becoming really big in the United States and everyone wants in on the action, including Sony. According to Sony executive Andrew House, the company will be launching the service, known as PlayStation Vue, within two weeks in three major American cities: Chicago, New York, and Ph
The entertainment industry has made some ridiculous and presumptuous attempts to combat online piracy over the years and this latest move definitely falls into both of those categories. Numerous industry groups have been going after companies that offer domain name services on the grounds that they
Do you think Snapchat is worth $15 billion? Alibaba seems to thinks so, as do several others. Alibaba alone plans to invest $200 million in the ephemeral messaging app, although it has since evolved into something more, which doesn’t even include the $500 million that Snapchat is raising from
Considering how both HTC and Samsung unveiled their highly-anticipated flagship smartphones at this year’s MWC, it was probably a good idea for LG to hold off on announcing its own flagship to avoid having the announcement drowned out. Unfortunately for the company, some recently leaked inform
Congress has been in a legal battle with American technology groups over privacy protection laws ever since Edward Snowden’s big government surveillance leaks back in 2013. While the two have been fighting for this for even longer, the Snowden leaks finally gave the tech companies enough publi
I say a silent prayer of thanks every time I see how popular flat design has become in modern interface. As great as this minimalist design language is, however, many people seem to think that it has far more power than it really does. While aesthetically pleasing and simple, flat design isn’t
Snapchat is far more than just an ephemeral messaging app for sending nudes and selfies now, it has started to evolve into something far bigger. The company has been working to transform its app into a media hub for things such as events, music, and even some of its own original content. Now Snapcha
Utah was the site of the first test of the world’s largest solid rocket booster today, a test which proved successful. NASA will be using the information it gathered from this test to ensure that one of its largest and most ambitious programs to date will be able to carry humans to Mars, or pe
The HTC One M9 looks great and all but those of us with a taste for bigger phones will be more excited by the recently leaked HTC One E9. We have next to no information about the device aside from a picture and a 5.5-inch display. According to Upleaks, HTC’s unannounced phablet will come equip
According to new data that surprises nobody, Samsung is currently the top smartwatch manufacturer in the world. The company managed to sell more than 1.2 million smartwatches last quarter, nearly twice that of Pebble, which came in second with 700,000, and more than twice that of Fitbit, which came
