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One of the ways that companies like Facebook and Google are able to make their users OK with the fact that the companies gather vast amounts of data on them is by assuring them that none of this information can be used to identify them. However, even without things like names and addresses, research
While Apple and Samsung garnered the most attention for their results last quarter, as usual, Motorola had some impressive numbers to report at well. The Lenovo-owned smartphone manufacturer managed to ship more than 10 million smartphones last quarter, a 118% increase from the year prior. Motorola
In an effort to monetize, Tinder has been testing out a premium version of its service, known as Tinder Plus, which grants users access to a handful of useful features and it looks like this new paid version will be making it way to the States next month for an unknown price. Tinder has quietly been
One of the biggest things holding Twitter back is that its not nearly as click-and-go as other services, you actually have to go through quite an annoying process just to set things up so that you can get some value from the service. Fortunately, the company is currently working on a way to solve th
Tablets were exploding in the years following the release of Apple’s first iPad, spawning much talk of the inevitable death of the desktop. However, now that the initial clamor has died down and every company has cut itself a piece of the pie, the tablet market is starting to shrink. Despite n
Many of us who browse the Internet regularly use extensions like Adblock or some derivative of it to remove all of those annoying ads that would otherwise bombard us at every turn. However, users of Adblock Plus may be upset to learn that Eyeo, the creator of the extension, has excepted payouts from
The Pirate Bay has been reborn after nearly two months of downtime, but there have been some changes. One of the most notable changes s the absence of admins and moderators that, for reasons unknown, the website decided not to employ this time around. This has had the exceedingly annoying effect of
Rumors that Samsung, Qualcomm’s largest partner, would be forgoing the use of the company’s Snapdragon 810 mobile chip in its flagship smartphone have hit Qualcomm pretty hard and now the company is doing some damage control. Not only has Qualcomm dismissed the claims that the Snapdragon
There was a time when RadioShack was the first place you went to if you wanted to get your hands on some cool electronics or other gadgets, around the same time that Blockbuster was in the same position for movie rentals. We all know how much things have changed since then and, although it managed [
Raspberry Pi has served as the base for thousands of clever homebrew electronics and even some more grandiose projects. Now the foundation responsible for the ridiculously cheap line of microcomputers has released the Raspberry Pi 2 which is more than six times as fast as its predecessor while retai
Hashtags are the primary language of the social networking world, a world which has managed to inetgrate itself into virtually every aspect of our lives. You can see evidence of this in last night’s Super Bowl ads, of which, more than half contained hashtages for social networks such as Facebo
In an effort to acquire more sellers for its main shopping websites, Alibaba has created a $130 million non-profit organization that will help young men and women in Hong Kong who want to start their own business. This move could also serve to boost the company’s reputation in Hong Kong and ex
