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Something a lot of people don't consider is what happens to their online accounts after they die. The online accounts of people who have died often times remain public and...
According to reports, Samsung is currently working on the new, ultra high-end Galaxy F Series. However, it may be a while before the series is announced, let alone released. For those...
Ever since it was first released Battlefield 4 has been plagued with innumerable bugs and crashes. While this is to be expected for the first week or so after a...
New FCC chairman Tom Wheeler believes that ISPs should be able to charge Netflix for Internet fast lane. This contradicts the FCC's Open Internet Order which says that fixed broadband providers may not...
Beats Music will launch its music subscription service in January, likely at CES, and the company is partnering with AT&T to get on people’s mobile phones. Beats Music, the Spotify...
United Nations forces launched surveillance drones for the first time this week in an effort to track potential violence on the Democratic Republic of Congo's war-torn easternmost borders. United Nations...
The next generation of USB connectors is on the way. The USB 3.1 will be thinner than current 3.0 versions, will be able to plug in upside down or right...
Developed by famous hacker Samy Kamkar, the new SkyJack drone is capable of hacking other, nearby drones and take control of them. Using a Raspberry Pi circuit board attached alongside two...
Yota Devices is gearing up to release its unique new dual-screened smartphone called the YotaPhone. The device is a crossbreed between a smartphone and an e-reader and will feature one...
Best known for its Linux distribution, Red Hat's introduction of OpenShift Enterprise 2 shows that the open-source giant has its eyes on the cloud. Two years ago, Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst...
LG's long-anticipated curved smartphone has already hit the South Korea market and will be coming to the American market very soon. The new phone features a curved 720p screen, a very...
While China has always supported it own tech industry the country is going a step further by increasing legal pressure in an attempt to encourage companies to purchase their tech...
Many Smart TVs don't really talk to other devices as well as we'd like; integration tends to be basic, proprietary or both. LG may soon have a more elegant solution, as it's...
Yahoo has hired Ptch, a new mobile video app startup, with the intention of improving the company's photo and video sharing platforms. The newly acquired startup will be closing down its service...
A researcher has created an algorithm that uses the name and location of existing photo tags to build a "relationship graph," where personal connections in the images are calculated. That makes...
SES, a Singapore-based satellite communications provider, recently hired SpaceX to launch a $100 million SES-8 satellite which will provide television, cable, and broadband to rapidly growing markets in South Asia and Asia Pacific...
With certain exceptions, Honda isn't frequently on the vanguard of car cabin technology. However, we'll have to toss out our expectations now that the automaker has detailed the 2014 Civic's center stack. he vehicle...
International Data Corporation (IDC) released it’s quarterly report on worldwide tablet shipments Tuesday. The report states that the data tracking agency has lowered its expected forecast for growth in the...
A Metro-North train derailed in the Bronx last Sunday because the operator was likely dozing off right before the incident. This, as well as other recent derailments, has sparked a debate about whether automated trains...
Things just get worse and worse for HTC. Bloomberg reports that London Judge Richard Arnold has issued a sales ban against the HTC One mini smartphone in the United Kingdom for infringing upon Nokia-owned patents. A London judge...
