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The ever-growing list of usable Internet domains has increased by one this week and the newest addition has some political undertones. Starting yesterday, the .LGBT domain launched to the public meaning that people can now use .LGBT for their emails or websites as opposed the usual .com or .net that
It’s been four years since WeChat launched and to celebrate, Tencent Tech has released a collection of slides named “WeChat’s Impact: Inaugural Report on WeChat Platform Data” that shows some crazy statistics about the app’s popularity. The data, which was taken from extensive surveys th
Flipboard is a popular mobile app that takes information from numerous sources and brings them all together int he form of an aesthetically pleasing virtual magazine that users can flip through. Despite how popular the app has become it hasn’t expanded outside of its home platform, until now t
Apple has Siri, Google has Google Now, and Microsoft has Cortana, but what does Amazon have? Well, while its still pretty hard to get a hold of, Echo is Amazon’s own personal voice assistant but what separates it from the other offerings is that it isn’t locked inside of a smartphone. Ra
The gaming community has waited more than six years for Bethesda to announce Fallout 4 and it looks like it might be happening tat E3 this year. Bethesda has scheduled its first-ever E3 conference which means we can expect something really big from the company which many have assumed will be the nex
Not even two months into the new year and things are already looking terrible for Qualcomm. Not only could the company be losing Samsung as a customer for its new mobile chip, Qualcomm now has to fork over nearly a billion dollars in anti-trust fines to Chinese regulators. It looks like Qualcomm has
The West has WhatsApp, China has WeChat, and the rest of Asia has Line. Just as its instant messaging competitors are rapidly expanding into other markets and diversifying their offerings, Line has decided to try its hand at mobile payments. In an effort to boost its own movile payments service, Lin
WeChat might not be very popular in the West where competitors like WhatsApp are the dominant instant messaging service but it’s ridiculously popular in hits home country, China. In an effort to expand its offerings and diversify, the company has decided to enter the fitness tracking market by
Imgur has managed to beat out pretty much all of the other image sharing services out there for a number of reasons, including short URLs and no lag, and now the website is making things even better by discontinuing its premium Imgur Pro service and making all of the features available to users for
The White House Summit on Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection will be occurring later this week and apparently Apple CEO Tim Cook will be one of the participants in the cybersecurity and privacy debate and will be discussing things of particular interest to both Apple and its customers. Apple̵
From free two-day shipping to free movies and music, Amazon Prime offers subscribers quite a lot for its $99.99/year fee. It offers so much, in fact, that Amazon should be losing money for every Prime subscriber it has, so why does the company keep pushing the service so aggressively? Unfortunately,
Yesterday we reported that a reddit user had discovered an unsettling tidbit in Samsung’s Smart TV privacy policy that basically said that the device is always listening to what you say and records it all. Digital Trends managed to get a hold of the company to discuss the concerns that people
