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Rumors about Samsung’s upcoming flagship have been popping up like crazy this week. The latest such rumor claims that the Galaxy S6 will come equipped with a 20MP rear-facing camera with optical image stabilization that will be produced by the company’s own Samsung Electro-Mechanics (SEM
At CES earlier this month, Asus unveiled the latest edition to its line of smartphones, the 5.5-inch ZenPhone 2, which packed some pretty impressive specs at a surprisingly affordable price. According to reports, however, the company will also be releasing a slightly smaller version of the smartphon
Qualcomm’s line of Snapdragon chips power most of the top smartphones and tablets on the market today, but the company’s vision for these chips extends much farther than just mobile devices. As Qualcomm sees it, Snapdragon will be what powers the smart cities of the future, adding a plet
It wasn’t too long ago that SpaceX sued the US Air Force for not giving the company a chance to bid for the Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle (EELV) program contract, claiming that the USAF accepted bribes from SpaceX’s competitors to prevent the private space company from getting t
Welcome to the Age of Drones. For one reason or another, drones have been exploding in popularity all over the world, and now, they’re apparently going to other worlds as well. NASA has announced that it has been working on a new helicopter drone that will traverse the difficult terrain of the
It was revealed a few days ago that the government has been taking information from American citizens through Healthcare.gov and giving it over to third parties, which obviously made many people extremely upset. The Obama administration has since promised to address these privacy issues but didnR
Roombas have been around long before this talk of robots taking over our homes started to become more of a reality, and now Panasonic is looking to challenge the Roomba’s dominance over the automated vacuum market with the Rulo, a triangular robot with rounder corners that the company claims p
According to Bill Gates, the key to prosperity in the less developed parts of the world could be hidden within smartphones. According the the technology genius turned philanthropist, connecting impoverished people with smartphones could help improve their lives at speeds that have never been seen be
Smart cities have been described as one of the best ways that the human race will be able to address the many issues that we’re going to be facing in the coming decades, from climate change to overpopulation, but how can you help make your city “smart”? According to Cisco’s W
Pinterest has been looking at its demographics and has come to the conclusion that it has a serious gender problem: there simply aren’t enough men using the website. A lack of diverse users can prove to be a serious problem when you’re product or service isn’t aimed at a specific d
Razer has made a name for itself as a provider of some of the most popular gaming peripherals out there, which is why it was surprising when the company launched its Nabu line of wearables. Now the company is looking to expand non-gaming business by partnering with China Telecom to help push its Nab
Further highlighting how insanely popular streaming music services are right now, iHeartRadio has announced that is has joined the ranks of Spotify by hitting more than 60 million registered users across the globe. While this is still far smaller than Pandora’s 250 million registered users, it
