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Although microSD cards and removable batteries aren’t the most necessary smartphone features, they’re definitely useful for the few of us who actually utilize them. Even though many smartphone manufactures have started to drop these two features from their phones, Samsung has been kind e
Oracle has announced that it has put Leon Panetta on its board of directors. Who is this and why is it significant, you ask? Well, Panett has served as both the Secretary of Defense and CIA director under President Obama which, for any of you out there who are worried about your online privacy and g
As a subscriber to both Amazon Prime and Netflix, I’m finding the original content war between the two to be most enjoyable. No doubt inspired by its recent Golden Globe awards, Amazon is planning an onslaught of original movies for theaters and streaming, with the intention of releasing a doz
The FBI was quick to blame North Korea for the recent Sony Pictures hack, and while many people assumed the same thing in the beginning, further investigation by cybersecurity experts found that the FBI’s claims didn’t actually have that solid of a foundation. Even so, the agency stood f
Few game communities have as devoted or passionate of a fan base as World of Warcraft, and Blizzard wants to reward to most devoted and most passionate fans for their loyalty to its insanely popular MMORPG. The company has send out a metal orc statue, a replica of the statue that sits outside of Bli
The list of things you can’t buy on Amazon is pretty small and, as of yesterday, you can take gargantuan mechs off of the list. Looking like something out of a Terminator movie, the robot known as Kuratas is an actual, five ton ridable mech that could be yours for the modest price of over a [&
Fight fire with fire, that’s the idea behind Rapere, a drone that was developed by a team of developers from California. Rapere is a unique kind of drone that doesn’t take readings and measurements or record aerial videos, it’s specially designed to hunt and destroy other drones. N
Bringing high-speed internet to the people has become an important focus for politicians in this day and age, which is why New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced a $1 billion plan that he hopes will bring high-spreed internet to every household in the state by 2019, something that he describes
Sony’s smartphones may not be nearly as successful as some of its other electronics, but they’re still good, damn good. The Japanese electronics giant hopes that this will carry it to success apparently because, despite rumors that it’s looking to sell off its mobile division, a ne
Tizen, Tizen, Tizen! Samsung wants to make sure this year is jam packed with devices running it own homegrown operating system. From smartphones and tablets, to smart watches and other wearables, to smart televisions, to smart cars, to even cameras apparently. A Tizen-powered Samsung NX500 mirrorles
I’m sure by now a lot of you have heard about the OnePlus One by now, the self-described flagship killer that rose to become 2014’s most surprising smartphone success, so surprising in fact, that the startup that made the phone didn’t have the supply to meet the demand. In order to
Lizard Squad has been making waves in the digital world after taking down the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live over the holidays and then by releasing its own on-demand cyberattacking service. The funny thing is that the hacker group has now been hacked, and the information of its customers has bee
