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In response to the recent attacks in Paris, France has announced its desire to team up with Germany and pressure American technology companies to remove terrorism-related content from the internet more quickly. This announcement has made many civil liberties advocates very worried, not to mention th
With enough creativity and perseverance, you can make a business off of anything, even missed calls apparently. That’s exactly what an Indian startup known as Zipdial does by turning missed calls into a kind of message that allows users to avoid paying for actual calls or SMS. For some reason,
While the iPhone 6S is rumored to come equipped with 2GB of RAM, 2015 is looking to be the year of 4GB RAM for Android smartphones. First the OnePlus Two was rumored to come with 4G of RAM and now reports from South Korea are suggesting that Samsung’s next flagship smartphone could come equipp
Snapchat has already managed to accumulate tens of millions of users, now it just needs to start making money off of them. However, while the My Story feature is the best for the app to begin monetizing, AdWeek is reporting that Snapchat is asking for a hefty $750,000 for these My Story advertisemen
Madness and genius go hand in hand all to often, and both terms have been used to described T-Mobile CEO John Legere. Deutsche Telekom, which owns T-Mobile, acknowledges that Legere is “very American” and that his style wouldn’t fly down in Germany, but admitted that the executives at Deutsche
The NSA may get the bulk of the criticism surrounding government surveillance and the disregard of our privacy, but lets not forget about the GCHQ. According to recent reports, the British equivalent of the NSA has been snooping on emails to and from journalists that work for some of the largest med
Xiaomi has already made more than a name for itself in the smartphone market, but can it do so in the smart home market as well? The burgeoning Chinese smartphone maker already has a few smart home products already, but the company is looking to expand its lineup with four new modules. Xiaomi, the l
Aol was once an internet juggernaut and one of the most promising companies of its time, but as we all know, all of that has long since passed, and the company is still struggling to remain relevant. Now according to TechCrunch, which is owned by Aol, the company is about to undergo a massive restru
Rumors of a potential buyout of BlackBerry by Samsung popped up a few days ago, prompting a massive increase in BlackBerry’s stock price, but were quickly refuted by the company. Now Samsung has addressed the rumors, saying that, while it certainly wants to continue developing its partnership
In the post-Snowden world, people are more concerned about their privacy than ever before. Technology not only provides us with an unprecedented amount of convenience, but also with an equal amount of privacy concerns. What’s more concerning, however, is the fact that government legislation do
Ascend has essentially become synonymous with Huawei’s mobile devices, with dozens of the company’s products carrying the brand name. However, the Chinese electronics giant has decided to drop the Ascend name for its future devices in order to simplify the product names, make them more d
Infobar may not be the most recognized line of mobile devices, but its certainly one of the most unique. One thing that makes this brand of smartphones different from the rest is its intense focus on design, combining art and technology into something quite interesting. For its latest device, KDDI h
