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Aereo has had a rocky journey recently, it suspended its antenna and internet-based TV service just days after the Supreme Court ruled that it violates US copyright law. Chet Kanojia, Aereo’s CEO and founder, had pledged to fight on, and now the company has issued a letter to the lower court which a
Sure, your favorite weather app might look good, but can you really tell how accurate it is? Instead of relying on just one weather source to provide you with an overview of the week’s weather, Climendo wants to do things a little differently. It compares and combines data from the most popula
With the changes and new features that Apple is introducing to the upcoming OS X 10.10 Yosemite, we’re sure many are looking forward to the operating system. This has been proven by web analytics firm, Chitika, who revealed that early adoption of OS X 10.10 Yosemite is significantly higher than that
Foxconn’s upcoming robot deployment on Apple-based production lines will only be in a supportive role, leaving human jobs mostly intact, claims Taiwan’s United Daily News. Sources say that the robots will help in tasks like locking down screws and polishing parts, leaving the most essent
If you’re England and you go crashing out of the World Cup at the semi-finals stage on your home ground, then it would be considered as an unprecedented success. However, in the spiritual home of football, the Seleção are supposed to win the World Cup for a record sixth time with home ground support
AT&T is hopping on the bring-your-own-device bandwagon. The Dallas-based wireless carrier unveiled Toggle, a mobile-device management solution AT&T executives hope will change the way people work. At least when it comes to their choice of devices they bring to the office. On Toggle, employee
The US Senate Intelligence Committee approved Tuesday a cybersecurity bill that would pave the way for sharing of information between government and the private sector on security threats. Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat from California, and Vice Chairman Saxby
The brainy folks over at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have done it yet again, having come up with an audio reading device which is meant to be worn on the index finger of someone who suffers from a certain degree of visual impairment, which would provide them with affordable as well as
If you think that your smartphone is one tough cookie, then think again if you are not using the Sony Xperia Z2, as that particular model could which was encased in a block of ice continued to work when it was thawed, now how about that when it comes to mainstream longevity? Well, there were [&helli
PayPal, one of the worldwide leaders when it comes to secure online payment, has not rest on their laurels when it comes to servicing their customers with better and improved features. In fact, over the past one and a half years, PayPal has worked on being a better partner to the numerous businesses
While BlackBerry’s squat Passport smartphone probably won’t win any beauty pageants, BlackBerry is pretty confident you’ll choose it over something from Apple and Samsung. And it has a big reason why. In a post on BlackBerry’s website, the company argues the merits of the Passport’s design, saying “
LG is going all out to make its presence felt in the wearables space. After its Android Wear-based G Watch went on sale across the world Monday, it has unveiled a new wearable device for kids, the KizON wristband. KizON is designed primarily for parents to track the location of their pre-school and
