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In the event that he’s re-elected, British Prime Minister David Cameron has made it clear that he would consider putting legislation into place that would ban encrypted messaging apps such as Snapchat and WhatsApp unless they agree to make their data available to intelligence agencies. He cite
People thought MediaTek was crazy when it started releasing octa-core processors for smarthphones, and even industry leader Qualcomm had nothing but scorn for the move. Fast froward to now, and Qualcomm has some octa-core processors processors of its own, and rumors suggest that MediaTek is pushing
One of the biggest problems we have with data breaches and cyberattacks on corporations nowadays is the fact that, more often than not, the companies in question choose to withhold the fact that they were hacked for months, even years at times. This is an issue that President Obama hopes to address
There was a deadly nitrogen leak at an LG Display factory in South Korea earlier today that resulted in the deaths of at least two people. One of the people was pronounced dead at the scene while another died later in a hospital. At least four other people have been injured while one is in […
One of the less covered parts of CES last week was The LINQ, smart hotel rooms that were developed by Ceasars Entertainment and WeChat. These connected rooms are just a taste of what Ceasars will be bringing to the Chinese market and will be controllable through the WeChat app, which is the Chinese
Doctors have been trying to help paralyzed people walk again by giving them implants that stimulate their spinal cords for quite some time. Unfortunately, this isn’t really possible with current technology as these stiff implants actually damage nervous tissue over time. This is why a team of
Meizu, one of the biggest names in the Chinese smartphone market, is apparently looking forward to a very good year in 2015. At the end of the month, the company intends to announce as many as three new devices which many expect to be the Ubuntu-powered smartphones that the company has been teasing
In this day and age, pretty much everyone takes selfies, or at least has taken a selfie at some point. While objectively there isn’t anything wrong with this, a new study conducted by the Ohio State University suggests that men who take a lot of selfies actually score higher in narcissism and
Yesterday’s Golden Globes were pretty big for Amazon, as the company acquired its first ever award at the ceremony AND beat its competitor Netflix at the same time. The company’s popular dark comedy, Transparent, beat out HBO’s Girls and Silicon Valley as well as Netflix’s Or
So-called “strike” systems are one of the more popular methods that governments use to crack down on internet piracy. Basically, copyright holders monitor their content that’s being exchanged on file-sharing networks, identify who it is that is downloading the files, and then repor
The holiday season is the busiest and most lucrative time of the year for retailers as consumers begin shopping en masse to acquire gifts for their friends and family, and consumer electronics are especially popular during this time. Unfortunately, this didn’t stop Barnes & Noble’s N
Paying your bill at a restaurant is hardly one of life’s most annoying inconveniences, but even so, Verifone wants to make the process even smoother with its upcoming Payware Mobile e355 wireless terminal. This terminal will allow you to use mobile payments services like Apple Pay and Google W
