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The decline of digital music sales may have been a surprise to many, although it shouldn’t when you look at how popular streaming services are, but the revitalization of the vinyl market was the music industry’s biggest surprise of 2014. But what’s driving this revitalization? Well
With how ridiculously popular ride-sharing services like Uber, companies in several other fields have been looking to achieve a similar level of success, but Spaceflight Industries may be of the most unique. As the company’s name suggests, Spaceflight Industries helps customers ranging form Pl
The solar industry has been exploding in the United States over the past few years and with millions of dollars in investment and tons of new jobs being created as a result, that doesn’t appear to be changing anytime soon. In fact, market analysis firm GTM Research has found that last year was
Have you ever wanted to watch Netflix on a NES? No? Well who cares, the company has created a version of the Netflix app that runs on an original, unmodified NES and actually comes with some of the service’s key features. What better show to demonstrate this achievement with than Netflix’
DisplayMate is know for running extensive testing on smartphone displays and providing ridiculous amount of detail on their performance with measurements that most of us wouldn’t even know how to read. That’s why when Raymond Soneira, the president of DisplayMate, says that Samsung’
The principles of net neutrality may have been preserved in the United States but that doesn’t mean the nation’s internet isn’t broken still. While things aren’t nearly as bad as elsewhere in the world, the state of the internet in America is something that we should be asham
Despite being one of the biggest and most well-known smarthome companies out there, Nest actually only has three products, a smart smoke detector and a smart thermostat as well as the home monitoring cameras it got with its acquisition of Dropcam. The Google-owned company can’t possibly hope t
For the past few months, NASA has been working on a plan an air traffic control system for drones that will ensure that the autonomous flying machines don’t crash into things. That plan has now expanded to include a system that will make it so that people can fly drones remotely as well and Ex
Remember back before the PS4 had even launched when Sony was talking about how cool the console’s “Rest Mode” feature will be? Yeah, that didn’t happen, but the company has promised to implement it in an update. Unfortunately, Sony is ridiculously slow at rolling out updates
The Department of Justice and the NSA are being sued by the Wikimedia Foundation with the goal of ending “this mass surveillance program in order to protect the rights of our users around the world,” in reference to the massive surveillance operations that have been conducted by the NSA over t
It has been less than a week since Twitter opened an office in Jakarta but the social network is already taking the next step in its Asian expansion, this time by opening an office in Hog King. According to the company, the people working in this office will focus on forming relationships with adver
The technology industry is booming, as usual, and President Obama wants to use this to help counter wage stagnation. While the economy has been improving, the average wages in the United States haven’t, which is why Obama is launching an initiative that will help train more people for the high
