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Tom Brady and numerous other athletes can surely attest to the fact that tearing your knee’s anterior cruciate ligament really sucks. Not only can it not heal itself, there’s a good chance that the tendon graft used to reconstruct it will cause you permanent pain. Fortunately, Northweste
Considering how Intel is going to be putting its processors into Google Glass and is also partnering with Luxottica to create some high-tech glasses, it’s pretty clear that the company is interested in the smartglasses market. That’s why it’s no surprise that Intel has recently ann
Xiaomi was founded back in 2010, but the company has quickly risen to be one of the world’s largest manufacturers of smartphones. People may have been impressed with the fact that the Chinese company managed to ship 18.7 million smartphones in 2013 after just three years in existence, but that
Due to complex licensing agreements, it’s difficult for Netflix to expand outside of the few dozen countries that it currently operates in, and even then, those countries each have very different content libraries. Unsurprisingly, users from the US have access to the most content, which is so
Despite all of the talk about the death of PCs and the rise of mobile, PC gaming is still going strong, very strong actually. Steam, by far the most popular digital distribution service for video games on PCs, reached 8.5 concurrent users at the start of the year, a massive increase from the year pr
Huawei may have fallen short of its goal to ship 80 million smartphones in 2014, but considering how the Chinese electronics giant managed to rake in $46 billion in revenue, I doubt that any at Huawei is very upset right now. As with many Chinese electronics companies, Huawei has been experiencing e
The FCC is looking to address the issue of net neutrality at its open meeting next month. FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler intends to circulate his final proposal to the FCC’s other commissioners so that they can vote on it at the meeting, although it’s not clear at the moment what that proposal
CES is just a few days away and Qualcomm has released a teaser video that highlights what the company is likely to focus on during the massive trade show: the Internet of Things. Qualcomm continues to thrive because mobile devices continue to thrive, something that the company notes in the teaser vi
President Obama announced last month that North Korea would face a “proportional response” for its alleged cyberattack against Sony Pictures, and he has certainly delivered on that promise. His administration has imposed more economic sanctions against the nation that, while more symboli
There’re plenty of connected coffee makers out there, but none of them can truly be called “smart,” which is something that Smarter’s new Wi-Fi Coffee Machine hopes to change. This coffee maker can begin remotely making you a cup, a few cups, or a whole pot using commands fro
The Consumer Electronics Show might be meant for, unsurprisingly, consumer electronics, but that hasn’t stopped many automakers from coming to the trade show to show off their new prototypes or upcoming technology in recent years, and 2015 won’t be any different. BMW in particular has so
I’m sure many of us have been on the receiving end or, God forbid, the giving end of embarrassing drunk texts, but there’s a new app out there that hopes to make those a thing of the past. Unlike the ephemeral nature of services like Snapchat, the app known as Strings only deletes messag
