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The main reason why the GPU market is so much smaller than the CPU market is that most CPUs, especially those made by Intel, already have video cards built in that are strong enough to handle pretty much anything aside from heavy gaming. Intel wants to further smash the GPU market by making its inte
Remember Guitar Hero and Rockband, those ridiculously popular band games that let you rock out with your friends and family? They’ve been dead for a few years now because people simply grew tired of half a dozen variations of each game being released every year. Fortunately for fans of the gen
Visual.ly has raised $3.3 million in funding to continue helping companies create infographics, videos, and various other visual content. The startup began with an infographic-building tool but has since evolved into something closer to a marketplace model and calls itself a marketplace for visual c
It was just a few weeks ago that Cyanogen CEO Kirk McMaster claimed that his company wants to take Android away from Google but now he’s back to take on another major player in the smartphone industry: Samsung. According to McMaster, Samsung is going to be “slaughtered” by emerging startups th
Biometrics, particularly fingerprint scanning, is quickly becoming a must-have feature for flagship smartphones and LG doesn’t want to be the odd one out. The South Korean company will reportedly be equipping the upcoming LG G4 smartphone with a fingerprint scanner which will be placed on the
It wasn’t that long ago that the issue of online privacy wasn’t one that was talked about very often, at least not as often as other issues. People just didn’t really care, or just didn’t seem to care. In the post-Snowden world, however, online privacy has become one of the m
Most museums prefer to focus on the past, collecting vast arsenals of historical artifacts and relics and putting them on display, but Dubai is spending millions of dollars for a different kind of museum, one that focuses on the future. Appropriately named the Museum of the Future, the building is b
Oculus Rift may have started off as a gaming-centric virtual reality headset but Facebook’s acquisition of the headset’s creators has opened it up to even more possibilities. One of these possibilities could be virtual shopping as a recent poll has shown that two thirds of all consumers
Companies are already having a hard enough time trying to convince customers to purchase reasonably priced smartwatches which is why its baffling that Huawei thinks anyone would actually consider purchasing a $1,000 smartwatch. That’s the rumored price for the company’s upcoming Android
Valve has established a reputation as a maker of both excellent games and excellent software but its hardware track record is a bit flimsy. By that I mean the company hasn’t actually released any kind of hardware ever. Although inexperience, Valve’s first foray into the hardware world ap
While Netflix is still the most popular source of movies and television shows among cord-cutters, Dish’s own Sling TV service is still pretty damn impressive, more so thanks to some recent additions. The service already included many of the essential channels that previously held people back f
HBO has revealed next to nothing about its upcoming standalone streaming service, all of the information we have now, such as the April release date, has been gathered through leaks. The most recent such leaks have revealed that the service will be called “HBO Now” and will cost subscrib
