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The LG G Pad 10.1 was announced a couple of months ago, and here we are with word that this particular tablet has just seen a global launch. Being the largest tablet in the G Pad series, the LG G Pad 10.1 happens to be the ideal tool for on-the-go media consumption, since it comes […]
Robots are naturally more efficient than human beings. This is because they do not require sleep or food, and won’t be distracted by things such as conversation with its co-workers or standing around the water cooler while gossiping about what goes on in the office. That being said, Foxconn’s Terry
For the most part, our smartwatches are required to be tethered to our smartphones via Bluetooth in order to gain functionality, such as notifications of messages, emails, incoming calls, music playback control, and so on. Now it’s hard to forget something strapped to your wrist, but your phone? Wel
Smartphone charges come in all shapes and sizes, and while the ones that are usually bundled with our phones are more than capable of getting the job done, aesthetically they might not necessarily be the most pleasing thing to the eye. That being said, if you’re interested in a more nicely designed
Chinese manufacturer Huawei recently launched a new smartphone in China and to sell it the company looked towards an unconventional sales channel: a messaging application. WeChat is one of the most widely used messaging application in China and Huawei teamed up with it to sell the new Honor 6 smartp
The Android community just got a big scare. In the space of a few days, Qualcomm has both made and retracted a Digital Millennium Copyright Act request that took down 116 code repositories. As it turns out, quite a few of the targets were legitimate users running the company’s open source soft
For the past few years, NASA’s been working on a powerful rocket called the Space Launch System meant for missions to the moon, Mars and other places far from our planet. While the rocket’s not quite ready to take Bruce Willis to an asteroid, it’s at least getting nearer to a launc
Zack Danger Brown of Columbus, Ohio wanted $10 to make some potato salad, so he went to Kickstarter. Now he has more than $2,000 to make potato salad, proving a long-standing theory here at Snacktaku, potato salad is pretty great. Thanks to his eloquent pitch and exposure on the likes of CNET, Zack
Attention Google: Your self-driving car looks wimpy compared to this self-driving beast-turned-truck. On Thursday, German automaker Daimler demonstrated the Mercedes-Benz Future Truck 2025 to spectators. The New York Times reports that it’s “capable of responding to traffic while driving
Late Saturday night, the Washington Post dropped a bombshell of a report related to a trove of documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden. The documents included 160,000 e-mail and instant-message conversations intercepted by the NSA, as well as 7,900 documents tak
Red Bull Racing Aerodynamicist and downforce extraordinaire Adrian Newey is famous for creating championship Formula One cars, but his resume may be broadening in the near future. Top Gear is reporting that Newey may be working on a supercar for Infiniti, the manufacturer behind the Red Bull Team. “
There are four looming threats casting a shadow of doubt on the prospect of maintaining an open Internet by 2025, according to a canvassing of more than 1,400 experts by the Pew Research Center Internet Project. The experts were posed this question about the future of the Internet: “By 2025 will the
