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Sony has been known to release slimmer, smaller versions of its gadgets shortly after the original one is released, such as with the PlayStation 3. This is why many of us were ready to believe these supposedly leaked images of an awesome looking slim version of the PlayStation 4, however, as more ev
There have been quite a few HTC One M9 leaks over the last two weeks or so, including a series of images that the leaker claimed depicted the new smartphone. For those of you who were disappointed that the leaked images showed that HTC didn’t deviate much from the One M8 design, you’ll b
Lizard Squad, the infamous hacking group that made a name for itself over the holidays when it took down both PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, has now conducted a cyberattack on the Malaysia Airlines official website. The site was hacked to display a humorous image of a lizard as well as some text
While 32GB or 64GB of native storage is more than enough for the average user, there are many of us who need even more space for out files. This can become a major issue when buying a new phone, as even many flagship devices don’t support external storage options. Fortunately, ExoDrive is a ne
We reported earlier this week that Google’s vision of the future is one in which the internet is all-encompassing and ever present, but what does that mean for privacy. When the internet becomes virtually inescapable in an urban environment, how can we possibly hope to maintain our privacy? Th
Last holiday season’s PlayStation Network outages may have been annoying, but they were nothing compared to the massive hack that the company endured back in 2011 which ended up shutting down PSN for nearly a month, as well as leaked the information of tends of millions of users. Sony is only
There are few things on this earth as frustrating as tangled headphones. It doesn’t matter how careful you are, your headphones WILL get tangled. This is something that a new invention called Spoolee wants to fix and last month it received the funding through Kickstarter it needed to make this
As is common in the tech industry, one of the biggest things holding the Internet of Things back is the price of the components necessary to make it happen. However, the electronic sensors that are vital to the IoT’s functionality are rapidly becoming more affordable which means we may start s
Nicolas Maigret has found an interesting use for internet piracy: creating art. Maigret has a machine in a datacenter in Austria where his Pirate Cinema project downloads and shares the 100 most popular files that are being shared on BitTorrent and then visualizes them by turning them into art. Some
Sony has explained to Japanese regulatory authorities that it won’t be able to meet the deadline for posting its earnings report for last quarter, which it’s required to do by law since it’s a public company, due to the recent hack that the company suffered. According to Sony, it n
Virtual reality made an appearance at the Sundance Film Festival a few years ago, but now it has come to the event in full force. In fact, the entire section of the event that was dedicated to virtual reality pretty much outshined any of the actual films at the film festival. The most buzzworthy fea
In the world of online piracy there are few names as recognized and trusted as The Pirate Bay, which is why most people wouldn’t think twice when they noticed the tracker.thepiratebay.org announce address. However, The Pirate Bay killed off the tracker more than five years ago, so why are peop
