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Don’t you just love leaks? Without leaks we wouldn’t have this lovely release schedule for Intel’s 2015 products that details when the company will be releasing processors based on its Skylake micro-architecture. The leaks also suggest that Intel doesn’t intend to bring Broad
Similar to YouTube, Vine has become a major entertainment whirlpool where people can get sucked in for hours just watching humorous videos, particularly children who have lots of time on their hands. The problem with this is that much of the content on both of these services is far from appropriate
Despite how essential social media has been to bringing journalism to the modern age, the two have never really worked together and the systems that they have now is haphazard cooperation that has given birth to numerous challenges. The only way to fix this is for journalists and social networks to
Gigabyte is known for its graphics cards, motherboards, and various computer peripherals but now the Taiwanese company is getting into the smartphone business. The company recently took the wraps off of three 5-inch Android-powered smartphones known as the Gsmart Guru GX, the Mika MX, and the Roma R
More and more television networks are making it easier for their viewers to cut the cord by releasing standalone streaming options for their content that don’t require a cable subscription. The latest such company to do this is Nickelodeon which, according to parent company Viacom, will be off
Rather than expanding further into the social world, Snapchat it betting its future on entertainment and original content. Starting it off is a new web series by Sasha Spielberg and Emily Goldwyn that will be premiering tomorrow. Known as Literally Can’t Even, this new comedy series will star
The increased demand for anonymous messaging and social apps has given birth to many interesting services, such as Secret. While Secret started off as an aesthetically pleasing image-centric app, it has undergone a redesign that emulates the simplistic text-based layout of its more popular competito
Singapore is already one of the most connected nations on Earth in terms of internet penetration, smartphone adoption, and more. Even so, the city-state wants to take thing even further by turning itself into the world’s first “smart city” and it intends to do this by pouring milli
As already established companies like eBay and Pinterest try to blend e-commerce and social networking, a British startup by the name of Depop has created an app from the ground up with this idea in mind. With $8 million in new funding, the company hopes to bring its Instagram-esque e-commerce/socia
Despite how Qualcomm is hyping up its Snapdragon 810 processor as the greatest mobile chip to grace the Earth, the processor appears to be suffering from some major overheating issues. So major, in fact, that Samsung is reportedly forgoing the use of the chip in its next flagship. Now LG has come to
China has been gradually opening its doors to video game consoles over the last year or two, having already lifted the blanket ban on such devices, but companies are still limited by the fact that they can only manufacture and operate these devices within the Shanghai Free Trade Zone. According to r
Numerous industry analysts and Twitter investors have been criticizing CEO Dick Costolo in recent months for what they consider to be poor performance. However, several of the company’s board members and co-founders have made it clear that they have Costolo’s back and have expressed thei
