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A new store has opened up in Harajuku, the center of youth culture in Tokyo. What’s so special about this store you might ask and how is it relevant on a tech site? Well, the new store is called Line Friends and is owned by Japan’s fastest growing social media giant, Line. The app may fa
HTTP has remained more or less the same since it was released back in 1999 but that’s all about to change. After several years in development, HTTP/2 has finally been approved and is one step closer to being published as a standard, although this could take several months to actually happen. N
Everyone wants to have the latest and greatest hardware available which is why smartphones upgrades are so popular. How popular you ask? Well, in the United States and Germany, around 60% of smartphone users upgrade their devices when they get the chance. This has apparently had the unintended effec
As companies continue to search for ways to make smartwatches as essential to people as smartphones, Neptune has found its own solution with the Neptune Duo. As the name implies, the Duo is made up of two separate devices: a hefty wristband that contains all of the hardware you’d normally find
The thinness of a smartphone is taken into consideration by many, with many companies boasting about how thin their devices are. For any Samsung fans out there that find thinness important it’ll be interesting to know that the Galaxy S6 will be 6.9mm. This is according to the latest case desig
Wi-Fi is kind of weird. I can get perfect connection when I’m on the other side of the house but have terrible connection a room away from the router. I’m not alone in this either, which is why Ethertronics has taken some technology from mobile devices and applied it to Wi-Fi routers in
With all of the pictures your family takes across all of their devices it’s fair to assume you have quite a large collection of photos that are by no means organized. Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. Fortunately, Lineage Labs may have a solution that combines local storage, pr
E-commerce and social networking are quickly becoming two peas in a pod. One of the companies helping to blur the lines between the two is Wooplr, an Indian startup founded by four former McAfee employees that helps people discover clothes and food that they like through the company’s app. In
High-end mobile chips are almost always the coolest, thanks to the new and interesting features that they tend to have, and therefore receive the most attention. However, it’s the low-end and midrange hardware that is the most popular in terms of how many are actually shipped which means that,
Sony may bring in a ton of revenue but it still hasn’t been able to bring in much profit which, in the end, is all that really matters. The company’s solution to this comes in the form of a three-year turnaround plan that it believes will enable it to achieve an operating profit of $4.2
PCPartPicker is an essential tool for anyone looking to build their own PC or just wanting to virtually create the dream PC they can’t afford. The website not only gives you a massive list of parts to choose from, it ensures that you get the best deals on all of your parts and that none [&hell
President Obama made a jab at European governments in a recent interview by suggesting that the collection of investigations into American technology companies in Europe are commercially driven. According to the President, European officials are trying to make it difficult for American tech companie
