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Nintendo is so slow to get with current trends that it has almost become a joke. The company is only just now embracing many of the features and offerings that its competitors have had for years, such as mobile apps. Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has hinted that the company could be working on a n
Amazon’s massive million-square-foot fulfillment center outside of Seattle had its grand opening today despite having been in operation for a few months now. What’s special about this facility is the symbiotic relationship that humans and robots have in the facility which creates a perfe
The Pirate Bay hasn’t even been back in service for that long and the website has already gone down again. Earlier today, people looking to access the websites vast collection of torrents were met with a 522 error which suggested that the connection issue was on the website’s side. This
Visa has announced a new method of detecting and combating fraud for its users that matches your purchases to the location of your smartphone. Starting later this year, Visa users will be able to turn on location tracking through their mobile apps that will enable Visa to cross-check your purchases
Pinterest is on the road to monetization and it intends to remove every obstacle in its path. One of these obstacles is the plethora of “power users” on the website that make money off of affiliate links, which Pinterest has started to completely ban. These power users were informed of t
The NoPhone was released last year as an alternative to an actual smartphone. It gives users the satisfaction of having a hunk of smartphone-shaped plastic in their pocket without having to deal with the useful and oftentimes essential features that we all hate, like calling people. Obviously I̵
Line has launched a spinoff app known as Line@ which enables various brands to connect with their clients and customers. These brands will be able to send batch messages to their followers through Line’s messaging app and will be able to share posts on their home pages and timeline. Basically,
In an effort to combat the ride-sharing juggernaut that is Uber, Lyft is apparently about to raise another $250 million in funding which would put the value for the company at around $2 billion. This funding will supposedly be used to finally help expand the company outside of the US, something that
The falling out between Cyanogen and OnePlus is well known by now but the Chinese smartphone maker is still using CyanogenMod until it can wrap up its own Android ROM, which is looking to be pretty soon. As promised, OnePlus gave us more information on the upcoming ROM, known as OxygenOS, yesterday
There are already a ton of vehicles out there that are “connected” and act as mobile (literally) hotspots. Then, there are cars that update their software through internet connections. Manufacturers are adding apps to their cars and they should be smartphones on wheels any time now. Then
First Travelocity for $280 million and now Orbitz for $1.3 billion. Expedia is on a buying spree right now and is scooping up all of its biggest competitors, but why? Many expect that this is due to the rise of home-sharing sites like Airbnb and that Expedia is rushing to increase its power to bette
Those of you who have been waiting for Xiaomi to come to America can celebrate a half victory. Today the Chinese company announced that it will be launching its online store in the US, as well as some other markets this year, but that it won’t be selling any smartphones just yet. Instead, the
