Dual perspectives
“Techi Two Takes” combines the best of both worlds: sourced content from trusted sites and our unique perspective. It’s where curated information meets insightful commentary, giving readers a complete, balanced view of the topic at hand.
Page 242 / 741
Thanks to a smartphone case manufacturer we’ve managed to get our hands on some leaked renders of Sony’s upcoming Xperia E4 smartphone. The device looks to be very close to similar leaks that were released late last year and seem to indicate that Soy will be announcing the smartphone at
Netflix’s aggressive international expansion has brought to a rather unexpected country: Cuba. Given the historical tensions between America and Cuba it was quite surprising to see Netflix launch in the country but it does follow along with the recent trend of improved relations between the tw
The Aquaris E4.5 is the world’s first Ubuntu-powered smartphone courtesy of Cannonical and Spanish BQ. The device comes in at €170 ($190) unlocked which means the power of the device isn’t anything noteworthy. A YouTuber by the name of Jordan Keyes was kind enough to do an unboxing video
The first of Twitter’s biyearly transparency reports has been released and it shows us that the company has seen a massive surge in the number of government requests for user data. The number of requests has increased by more than 40% with governments from over 50 countries trying to get a hol
Despite the company’s promises to launch the OnePlus One in full last year, OnePlus has stuck with its annoying invite system with only a few special events being the exception. While the invite system isn’t going away, the company has announced that users will have the opportunity to pu
Cord cutters everywhere have been eagerly waiting for the release of Sling TV ever since Dish Networks announced the television streaming service. The service has been invite only for a while now so only the lucky have been able to experience it but now Dish has opened the floodgates and unleashed t
Anonymous, the equal parts famous and infamous hacking group, announced a few weeks ago that it will be conducting cyberwarfare against terrorists across the globe. ISIS and supporters of ISIS have been the primary target of Anonymous with the hacker group telling ISIS that “You are a virus &#
Amazon’s attempt to enter the mobile market with its own smartphone was a complete failure, one that the company’s Chinese counterpart, Alibaba, has obviously learned from. Rather than entering the mobile market directly, Alibaba has decided to invest $590 million into Chinese smartphone
While mobile gaming has come to rival and even surpass traditional console/PC gaming in recent years it still lacks many of the things that makes traditional gaming so great. Whereas many traditional games try to sell an experience or a story, mobile games stick with simplistic, addicting gameplay t
What started as a alcohol-induced idea for a restaurant and then evolved into a wildly successful chain of Indian fast food joints has since evolved further into a food delivery service. Known as Faaso, this technology driven chain of fast food joints was founded by two engineers with no knowledge o
If any of you own a Samsung Smart TV you might want to take a look at the company’s privacy policy regarding such devices. A redditor discovered a little tidbit in the privacy policy that, while the whole of it can be read in the link below, basically says that the TV is listening to you…
One of the biggest reasons that Tinder has risen to be one of the most popular dating apps in the world is the fact that it’s ridiculously easy to use. However, in an effort to monetize the service by having a premium subscription option the company might be ruining exactly what it is that mak
