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A significant portion of the Internet is dedicated to the creation and sharing of memes and one of the most popular resources for that is Imgur. As part of its recent effort to better organize the countless images it hosts, Imgur has announced a new “topics” feature that make it easier t
Twitch has reached a level of success that it is now hosting an official meetup in San Francisco for fans and streamers. The service that pretty much made video game live-streaming the phenomenal success that it is today had decided to delve into the physical realm and promises live content and disc
Individual commercials can be funny from time to time bu the vast majority of the ads that were bombarded with regularly are annoying and almost always get ignored or disregarded. Most of us just spend the couple of minutes during commercial breaks doing something else like checking our phones or wh
We live in a mobile-first world and that doesn’t look like it’s going to change any time soon. In fact, revenue from the mobile Internet is expected to exceed $700 billion within the next two years. While the United States and Europe will account for a significant portion of this growth,
Chips are getting faster every year, as they’ve always done, but a team of researchers at MIT claims they may have found a way to make current multi-core chips FAR faster than they are. In a 64-core chip, the researchers supposedly achieved a speed increase of 46% with a power consumption decr
Power grids work much the same way wherever you go and all of them are incredibly wasteful. However, a city in Germany by the name of Mannheim wants to take that fabled German efficiency and apply it to power grid in a program it calls the “Model City of Mannheim.” The program essentially crea
Guessing the products that companies will unveil at big events like MWC 2015 is fun and all but it’s much easier when they start giving us hints as to what we can expect. As for Samsung, the company has released a video of what looks to be the Galaxy S6 hidden in the shadows. The […]
Spam is one of the biggest issues out there for websites, particularly user-generated content-driven ones like Pinterest. One of the company’s employees decided to seek advice from the co-founder of Instagram on how to deal with the problem and the end result was the creation of a service call
Drones are everywhere these days and they seem to love following people around, be it on foot or on a bike. Now drones are following cars around too after a team of techies created an app at a recent Toyota hackathon in California that allows you to control a drone and have it follow your car [&hell
Creating your own original content or securing exclusivity rights are the best way for streaming media companies to compete with each other in a very competitive market and Hulu has just done the latter. The company has managed to acquire exclusive streaming rights to the very popular CSI: Crime Sce
Vint Cerf is widely regarded as one of the fathers of the Internet thanks to his work on ARPANet, the military’s predecessor to the modern Internet. That’s why his words should have more weight when he says that preserving digital information for future generations is incredibly importan
Yahoo held its first ever mobile developer conference in San Francisco yesterday, further highlighting how important mobile users are to the company’s recovery. At the conference, Yahoo unveiled several tools that will help developers gather data on their apps and monetize them using YahooR
