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I know I talk about it too much, but I really can’t express how much I love the original content war that Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix are having. As a subscriber to all three streaming media services, it only serves to benefit me. The latest move in this war comes from Netflix, which has promise
Considering the fact that China has the world’s largest population, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the country also has the world’s largest population of mobile users. Even so, the number is still staggering to look at, as China’s MIIT has released a new figure claiming
It was almost two decades ago that Travelocity became the first company in the world to use the Internet to help people book their flights and has since risen to become one of the oldest and most recognizable Internet companies in North America. Now the company has been acquired by fellow Internet t
In its quest to diversify and monetize itself, Snapchat has apparently decided to become an online publisher. The company has reportedly hired a bunch of journalists and video producers that will be producing in-house content for the company that will help Snapchat enter into the world of content cr
For those of you who value privacy in a post-Snowden world, Kim Dotcom’s encrypted VoIP may be the service for you. While it’s no secret that services like services like Skype are pretty much an open book for government agencies, MegaChat is specifically designed so that no such surveillance c
LG has always been overshadowed by its much larger South Korean competitor, Samsung, but the company has been closing the gap in recent months thanks to the success of the LG G3. Compared to 2013, LG’s smartphone sales have increased by more than 25% because of how wildly popular the LG G3 was
The future of the automotive industries lies within the technology industry, and many automakers have been struggling to combine the two. Ford’s solution to this is to open a new innovation center in Palo Alto where the company will attempt to utilize the vast engineering capacity of Silicon V
Popcorn Time is a torrent based “Netflix for Pirates” that makes it incredibly easy to stream pirated movies. The ease of use, solid interface, infinitely larger library, and the fact that it’s free have turned the illegal service into so much of a threat to legal streaming media s
Tumblr’s community may not be palatable to some, but its creative and occasionally amusing feed does have a certain draw to it that ends up getting me stuck on the website for hours at a time. The company doesn’t want to ruin that draw when it starts putting ads on your feed, which is wh
Everything can be “smart” if you slap a computer on it that will gather and utilize some form of data and that’s exactly what Stir has done with its new $2,990 smart desk. This desk is so smart that it can learn your sitting and standing habits, cool right?! Hell, with features lik
It’s no secret that the availability of apps is one of the biggest factors in a mobile operating system’s success, but BlackBerry doesn’t think its fair that developers aren’t bringing their apps and services to its own operating system. That’s probably why BlackBerry&#
Remember the good old days when you had to hold your phone up to the radio and then wait for the text from Shazam to tell you which song that was? Well the service has come quite a ways in the more than a decade since its launch, and after its latest rounds of funding […]
