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The OnePlus One was definitely one of the most surprising success stories in the smartphone industry last year, but when you consider the incredibly affordable price of the device and its solid specs, it shouldn’t really be surprising at all. The question is, will OnePlus be able to do the sam
The Meme, while lacking in the creative name department, takes a different approach to smartglasses than other gadgets in that they actually look like regular glasses. The Japanese company behind, JINS, is currently looking for developers for its new gadget but has promised that the smartglasses wil
Oculus VR may be the biggest name in the virtual reality field at the moment, but numerous companies are also trying their hand at the emerging technology. One such company is Razer, which is well known for its PC gaming peripherals, and has taken the wraps off of the Open Source Virtual Reality kit
Huawei may be a big name brand in China, but in the states, not very many people would even recognize it, and this is something that the company wants to change. First launched in December of 2013, Huawei’s Honor line of budget smartphones have sold more than 20 million devices and the company
Samsung has registered three new patents that give us a glimpse at what the future of our mobile devices could look like. One of the patents surrounds gesture technology that would enable users to control their smartphone without touching the screen while another involves a wireless charging station
CES may be an electronics trade show, but that hasn’t stopped automakers from showing off their new technolgy in recent years. For this year’s CES, BMW has been especially active, demonstrating some impressive autonomous vehicle technology that enabled a couple of the automaker’s i
Considering that Google has been Mozilla’s bread and butter practically since its foundation, it came as a surprise to many that the company would choose to abandon Google as the default search engine for its Firefox web browser in favor of Yahoo. Either way, this has been a much-needed boost
It’s hard to look at the Boss smartphone as a phone at all considering its 7-inch display, but that’s what it’s being advertised as on its Indiegogo page. While this gargantuan smartphone boasts some average specs, what makes it so interesting is that its the first smartphone to &#
Just 60 seconds before it was supposed to launch for a cargo resupply mission to the ISS, SpaceX aborted the mission for its Falcon 9 rocket. This launch wouldn’t have been SpaceX’s first mission to the ISS, but the return mission would’ve involved an unprecedented attempt at safel
Kickstarter has started off the new year by announcing that 2014 saw more than $500 million pledged by more than three million backers to the website’s various projects. Of the amount that was pledged, a fifth of it went to projects within the technology category, although only 1,124 of those
The last few years haven’t exactly been easy for HTC, but the Taiwanese smartphone maker might finally be experiencing a turnaround. The company’s sales reach $1.5 billion in the fourth quarter of 2014, a significant improvement over what HTC reported a year prior, thus marking its first
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has funded a new kind of low-cost waste treatment plant that has the potential to revolutionize sanitation across the globe. Thanks to some innovative systems and advanced technology, these new waste treatment plants can turn raw sewage into water and electricit
