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Tesco makes its own affordable range of everyday products for penny-conscious consumers, and last year the supermarket extended this concept to tablets. The Hudl slate wasn’t just cheap, but also the perfect vehicle for showcasing Tesco’s various streaming services. Despite a few hardwar
Japanese online shopping giant Rakuten has added another company to its cart with the acquisition of Ebates, a cash-back shopping website. The $1 billion cash deal will give Rakuten 100 percent of Ebates voting stock. Founded in 1999, Ebates is a membership-based shopping portal headquartered in San
Home Depot already confirmed a few days ago it has been the victim of an elaborate cyber attack, without providing specific details about the number of users that may have been affected in this new credit and debit card data heist. The company on Monday again confirmed that hackers managed to get in
While planes are technological marvels in their own right, we guess technology can always be improved on which is what the folks at Nike and design firm Teague have done. Both companies have teamed up together to develop a plane which has been designed specifically for professional athletes in mind.
We guess it’s no secret that the Nintendo Wii U console isn’t exactly the hottest selling console at the moment. Nintendo executives have in the past offered many reasons as to why the console isn’t selling as well as it should, although recently with the release of Mario Kart 8, it did help to boos
A laser-based instrument being developed for the International Space Station will provide a unique 3-D view of Earth’s forests, helping to fill in missing information about their role in the carbon cycle. Called the Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) lidar, the instrument will be the fir
Amazon’s legal team seem to be trying to cover all bases, snapping up a number of anti-Amazon URL’s just incase someone decides to really go at them on the web. Discovered by one eagle-eyed web user by the name of Alex Shephard, who pointed out in tweet that Amazon owns fuckamazon.com. It has now em
Smart light bulbs aren’t exactly new and companies such as Philips with their Hue light bulbs are probably some of the more well-known devices out there in the market at the moment. However if you’re looking for alternatives, you might be interested to learn that the folks at Stack Lighting have rec
A day before the launch of Apple’s iPhone 6, T-Mobile and Sprint unveiled their device trade-in programs to lure in subscribers who want to get their hands on the latest iPhones. In the past few weeks, the two companies have gone head-to-head in an aim to gain subscribers, by giving away switching i
Twitter is introducing e-commerce into its tweets. The “buy this product” button has been rumored for months, but Monday it was confirmed by the social media network. An initial test batch of mobile users will be able to purchase within a tweet itself, without ever leaving the application. Down the
Because nothing says “Our new product is selling great!” like dropping its price down by 99.5% two months after launch, Amazon has dropped the price of the Fire Phone from $200 to 99 cents. Before you head over to Amazon with nothing but a lone Washington in hand, remember: it’s 99 cents with a 2-ye
Intel has designed its latest server chips to provide the building blocks to modernize “legacy data centers” by providing more processing cores, throughput and power-saving features. The Xeon E5-2600 v3 chips are the company’s fastest server chips to date, said Diane Bryant, senior
