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Remember a few weeks ago when some rumors that Samsung was looking to acquire BlackBerry popped up? Well those rumors were quickly dismissed by both companies but not before BlackBerry’s stock prices went through the roof. This made some regulators in the US and Canada a bit suspicious and now
Microsoft has promised to take PC gaming to the next level with DirectX 12, which will be launching alongside Windows 10 exclusively. While the company won’t fully unveil DirectX 12 until next month, Anandtech managed to get its hands on an early build and was kind enough to test things out fo
Spotify CEO Daniel Ek has claimed that record labels take in the biggest chunk of the revenue from music streaming services ever since Taylor Swift departed from the service because she thought it didn’t pay the people who made her music enough money. Now there’s a study that backs Ek
I hear too much about self-driving cars, what about self-powering ones? I’d sure as hell buy a self-powering car if it were to hit the market and was at least remotely decent. While there aren’t any such vehicles on the market at the moment, some students from one of Singapore’s to
Another day, another collection of rumors and speculation about Samsung’s upcoming flagship. While plenty of information has already been leaked about the Galaxy S6, SamMobile claims to have some more in-depth details about the device that nobody knows about yet. The rumor mill has been in ove
Now that HTC is back in the realm of profitability, the Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer wants to not only remain profitable, but grow its profits far more than it already has. One of the ways the company is going to do this is with its flagship smartphone than many expect to launch sometime next m
Meizu tends to get overshadowed by its much larger Chinese brothers, such as Xiaomi, but the smartphone manufacturer actually had some impressive devices last year and this year looks to be just as good. The company has been working hard to not only expand in China, but make a name for itself overse
NewsHunt, an Indian news aggregation service for mobile devices, has managed to secure more than $40 million in funding to help it achieve its goal of becoming a mature digital content platform. The service is geared mainly towards Indian users offers more than 100 publications in 12 different langu
The Colorado weed jokes never seem to end, mainly due to the fact that the state’s residents seem keen on giving us more things to joke about. A Denver-based company has released a new app called High There that is essentially just Tinder for people who enjoy smoking weed a lot. There really i
For reasons unbeknownst to me, Japan is basically a Mecca for robotics in terms of both creation and adoption. In the most recent example of this, a theme park by the name of Huis Ten Bosch has decided to open a hotel that will be staffed by robots. Known as Henn-na Hotel, the name translates as Str
With how many complaints I see that an app or other software isn’t being updated with new features as often as they should it reminds me how little people actually know about the developing process for these products. While massive companies like Facebook or Google don’t have much of an
Twitter investors were presented with an enthusiastic earnings report from CEO Dick Costolo yesterday in which he highlighted how the company managed to more than double its revenue last year to $1.4 billion. He was also happy to point out that Twitter’s various investments and product updates
