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A new 64-bit octa-core Snapdragon 810-powered smartphone from LG has made its way to the GFXBench website which many think could be the LG G4, but others have their doubts. While a 5.5-inch 1080×1920 display and 2GB of RAM are impressive for most smartphones, those kinds of specs would be incre
In a move that will make Samsung users across the globe cry tears of joy, new reports are suggesting that the South Korean company’s universally hated TouchWiz bloatware will be entirely optional in the Galaxy S6. It’s the best of both worlds: nobody will be forced to deal with that crap
It’s baffling to me how popular video game streaming is becoming, thanks in large part to games like League of Legends and Minecraft. Just to put the growth of video game streaming into perspective, the undisputed leader in this area, Twitch, has managed to double its viewership in less than a
Transparency reports are becoming increasingly common in the post-Snowden world, particularly for Internet-based companies like Facebook, Google, Twitter, and now Reddit. The “front page of the Internet” has released its first-ever transparency report that, while not detailing specific i
Remember when everyone was really excited for the Ouya, the Android-powered micro-console that exploded on Kickstarter a while back? Yeah, that was short lived and now the micro-console is struggling to survive. However, there’s still hope for Ouya as Alibaba, the Chinese equivalent of Amazon,
Through the sheer power of numbers, China has been managing to beat the United States in quite a few areas in recent years. Now the Asian giant can add spam to that list, as China has now surpassed the US to become the world’s largest source of spam, congratulations! The spam situation in 2014
HTC, as with most smartphone manufacturers, primarily makes products that are powered by Google’s Android operating system, but that may change soon. There have been rumors floating around that the company is experimenting with Mozilla’s Firefox OS, possibly for future smartphones. The b
Yahoo’s recent deal with Mozilla to become Firefox’s defualt search engine turned out to be a major success and actually took quite a chunk out of Google. Now the company wants to do the same thing again, this time with a much bigger prize: Safari. Yahoo chief executive Marissa Mayer, du
I could spend hours going on about how awesome open source projects are, but I doubt anyone wants to read that. Fortunately, Klint Finley has posted an article on Wired that lists and describes some of the most promising open source projects that are out there right now, including many from Google a
While its cousins in America and Britain have taken the majority of the criticism for their massive surveillance programs that were unveiled by Edward Snowden, Canada’s own Communication Security Establishment is far from innocent. In fact, the Canadian agency spies on the downloading habits o
Samsung may not have been the first company to release a phablet, but it was certainly the first company to release a successful one. Similar to when Apple unveiled the iPad, many people laughed at the idea of the Galaxy Note and claimed it was a silly idea. However, as we know now, it was […
Elon Musk made headlines a few months ago when he expressed his fear that artificial intelligence could represent a massive threat to the human race, an opinion which got a chuckle out of many. Now Bill Gates has come forth to express similar concerns and ask why other people aren’t worried ab
