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The recording industry already has a release day standard, but it varies from country to country. Now, after several months of bickering, the industry has finally adopted a global standard that will see all future albums released on a Friday, a change that will go into effect later in the summer. Cr
Amazon is the undisputed king of the e-commerce market, especially here in the West. However, a new startup known as Jet may be the closest thing to a real competitor that Amazon has seen in a while, especially considering it was founded by a former Amazon executive. The startup’s Insider prog
Spotify’s desktop app is, for me at least, the biggest advantage the service has over its competitors as it allows me to save music to my computer for offline use. Now the app is getting updates with a collection of new features such as the ability to access the lyrics to your favorite songs t
The strongest net neutrality rules that the United States has ever seen were approved by the FCC in a highly-anticipated vote earlier today. This vote comes after months of fighting between Silicon Valley tech giants and the telecom behemoths that control the nation’s Internet, not to mention
Alien was one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever released, and certainly the greatest space horror film. The sequel, Aliens, was just as good, perhaps even better if you ask me. After the first two, however, things got a bit sour. While the third film was somewhat decent, the fourth film was abysmal
Watching viral videos is now easier than ever thanks to Digg TV, a new mode for the news aggregation service that allows you to create a playlist of Digg videos and watch them back-to-back. Discovery is one of the main focuses of this new mode, which is still in beta, and the Explore feature makes i
Thanks to Samsung, your next smartphone may come equipped with flash memory that’s almost three times faster than the storage technology that most of the current flagship smartphones use today. The South Korean company announced yesterday that is has started mass producing its first 128GB embe
BuzzFeed may be getting serious about apps but its most recent app is anything but serious. The app is virtually useless for both the users and BuzzFeed itself, but that doesn’t detract from how amazing it is. Known as Cute or Not, this experimental new app employs a Tinder-esque swiping syste
We’re just a few days away from this year’s Mobile World Congress, the most important mobile event in the world, and VentureBeat has put together a list of the rends we should expect to see at the conference in Barcelona. Such things as the rise of mobile payments and the coming of 5G ne
Some alleged promotional videos for HTC’s highly-anticipated 2015 flagship were leaked earlier this week and responses have been… disappointing. In fact, some fans who been waiting eagerly for the HTC One M9 are holding on to the hope that the “leaked” videos were actually a
Which would be worse for Lenovo: the revelation that it knew that it was loading potentially dangerous adware onto its computers or that it truly had no idea how risky this kind of software is? This whole Superfish adware debacle has severely damaged the reputation of the world’s largest PC ma
More important than the size of an e-commerce company’s product offerings or its prices is how quickly it can deliver those products to customers and for how much. Amazon has always led the market in this regard and wants to maintain that lead with whatever system or technology proves most eff
