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It looks like the era of DDR4 mobile RAM is finally upon us. Although the LG G Flex 2 is expected to be the first phone launched this year to come equipped with DDR4 RAM it certainly won’t be alone. Samsung is also expected to launch some smartphones with DDR4 RAM, including the flagship Galax
Many parents enforce limitation on their child’s use of electronics but in Taiwan parents will soon be legally obligated to do so. The law in question, which is very controversial within the Asian country, states that minors should “not be allowed to constantly use electronic products for a pe
We reported yesterday that Xiaomi’s upcoming press conference in San Francisco will not be for an announcement of a US expansion, to the dismay of many, but it will be about the company’s expansion. Instead, the burgeoning Chinese smartphone manufacturer will be discussing its plans to e
There was a time when Fab.com was considered by many to be one of the hottest tech startups in the world thanks to its wildly successful flash sale-based e-commerce service. The startup managed to pull in hundreds of millions of dollars in funding in a ridiculously short amount of time because of ho
The Pirate Bay may have returned but its not even close to the same level as it was before the raid on its servers. The website’s owners have decided to not to “hire” any moderators this time around for reasons unknown which has had the unfortunate side effect of polluting the webs
It has been close to two years since Yahoo acquired Tumblr for around $1.1 billion but the merging process is still ongoing. After more than two years as Tumblr’s head of advertisements, Lee Brown will be stepping down from his position so that Tumbr’s adverting operations can properly m
Smartwatches haven’t even picked up yet and universities are already trying to shut them down. Just a couple of months before the Apple Watch is set to launch, numerous colleges and universities have decided to ban all wrist-worn devices out of fear that students would be able to use them to c
I’m sure by now we’ve all seen those commercials comparing Siri to Cortana and Google Now with each one claiming that its respective voice assistant is superior, but while most of that is objective there’s one area where Siri is the undisputed victor: foreign languages. The world o
There is more to drones than just taking cool aerial videos, causing regulatory debates, and launching missiles at stuff. Drones have applications in numerous fields from agriculture to film making but one of the more interesting uses in natural research and preservation. Some researchers are even u
Uber seems to get in trouble no matter where it goes but in India the company has come under fire for more than just regulatory violations and whatnot. Authorities in the country have questioned Uber’s respect for passenger safety after a woman was raped by an Uber driver while getting a ride.
Remember last year when everyone was freaking out about sapphire displays on smartphones and how sick they’ll be? Yeah, that never really happened but Corning has announced something called Project Phire which it claims is nearly as durable and scratch resistant as sapphire. This announcement
It looks like the time has finally come for Zelda fans. After years, even decades of waiting, Nintendo is finally turning on of its most popular video game series a live action show. Netflix will be Nintendo’s partner with the series which is currently in the early stages of development. Ninte
