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MIOPS is a new camera trigger that’s controlled by your smartphone
High-speed photography can be daunting if you’re not a seasoned pro. You may have a fast camera and flash, but you probably don’t have the gear you’d need to get that…
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Streaming video startup, Qplay, is shutting down after just six months
Sometimes, something that seems like a good idea just doesn’t catch on. Streaming video service Qplay is the latest such example: The company announced Saturday that it would…
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Monument Valley has surpassed one million sales
Monument Valley, an Apple Design Award-winning game that twists player perspective like an MC Escher painting twists stairs, has surpassed more than one million sales. We’re…
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This website waited three years to warn users of a data breach
If you want a good idea of exactly what not to do in informing customers of a data breach involving your website, follow the lead set by Australian website Catch of the Day. Catch…
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The UK is working to educate internet users on the illegality of piracy
A new scheme aimed at redeeming the UK’s illegal file-sharers from their law-breaking ways will see emails sent out to persistent offenders from next year. The government-brokered…
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Netflix is toying with the idea of a private viewing mode
Designed to hide the list of your most recently viewed movies and television shows, Netflix is currently testing a private viewing mode that keeps your content history completely…
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Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited is like the Netflix of e-books
A few days ago, it was reported that Amazon was planning on introducing an unlimited Kindle service. Basically it involves users subscribing to the Kindle Unlimited service…
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BlackBerry teases more Passport features
We know that many of you guys are looking forward to the BlackBerry Passport, and we have to admit that we are pretty curious about the handset ourselves. From what we know about…
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Starbucks customers will soon be able to pre-order drinks through the app
So we know that you can pay for your drinks using the Starbucks app, but it seems that Starbucks plans on taking its app to the next level, going as far as allowing their…
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This toaster lets you put a selfie on a piece of toast
It seems that the trend of selfies is not going to be going away anytime soon, so if you’d like for a way to immortalize your selfie on a piece of toast, you will be able to do…
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Amazon focused on content for its first Fire Phone TV advertisement
These days, it’s pretty common to see even nine-year-old kids toting better smartphones than many adults out there, and that’s likely the sentiment Amazon hopes to convey with…
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Mobile marketing startup, HasOffers, has re-branded itself to Tune
HasOffers has been a tricky startup to write about, partly because ad attribution isn’t inherently sexy, but mostly because of the name. Yes, there’s HasOffers the company…