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Back in 2013 there were many doom and gloom predictions for BlackBerry. Many had speculated that BlackBerry could end up selling itself or at least a bulk of its patents to other companies in order to keep it afloat, but what ended up happening was a cash injection to help the company survive. Well
Everyone knows that solid state drives are quick, but capacity remains a major concern. Intel and Samsung have tackled the problem with a technology called 3D NAND which builds upon existing SSD technology by adding more planes to each memory chip’s die. The new Samsung 850 Evo drives, which can ach
If you are itching to get your hands on a new car some time next year or the year after next, then you might want to check out the 2016 Cadillac CT6. What would make this particular ride more special than what we have seen in the past would be the fact that its new […]
We get to see a lot of tire technology “advancements” that turn out to be a little better rubber, a new gripping pattern, or something that will allow drivers to go on a flat for an extended distance. We rarely get to see anything that’s truly revolutionary, but Hankook is trying t
Apparently, the US is willing to recruit any ally it can get in its digital battles — including countries that are frequently its adversaries. Sources for both the Associated Press and the New York Times claim that American officials have asked China to implement a block that would “crip
Just because the likes of Amazon, Google and Facebook are exploring the use of drones doesn’t mean Americans are going to embrace them with open arms. In fact, a new Associated Press-GfK poll shows there are more Americans who oppose the use of commercial drones than there are Americans who support
In the days after Sony canceled the theatrical release of the Seth Rogen, James Franco comedy The Interview, the studio has so far failed to make any alternative distribution arrangements, in part because crucial Video On Demand partners are unwilling to assume the risk of a potential new cyberattac
It seems like something out of an old episode of Mission Impossible or Inspector Gadget, an ultra-secure phone that self destructs. But such a phone might be close to reality, courtesy of Boeing and BlackBerry. According to Recode, Boeing and BlackBerry are currently jointly developing a super-secur
If you’re still holding out hope for the preservation of “Internet privacy,” you may need to adjust your ideals a bit. The future of online privacy is cloudy, and policymakers and technology innovators have a weighty task on their hands – one they’re likely to fumble. This is one of the overarching
India’s been a battleground for a lot of new smartphone makers in the past few months. While a lot of the competition has come from the neighbouring country of China, many of India’s domestic players have partaken in the game, making it rise to cut-throat levels. International biggies such as Motoro
A Swedish trio of companies has developed an innovative bike helmet equipped with a high-tech sensor which will warn cyclists and drivers alike of impending traffic using a cloud-based two-way communication system. Car manufacturing giant, Volvo teamed up with multinational tech firm, Ericsson and s
North Korea has ratcheted the absurdity level of the Sony hack up a notch by pleading its innocence again and even offering to help find the real perpetrators. The FBI recently blamed North Korea for the attack that forced Sony Pictures Entertainment to cancel The Interview starring Seth Rogen and J
