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The connected car is shifting into high gear, and the Linux Foundation wants an open-source platform in the pole position. The non-profit consortium recently announced the debut of Automotive Grade Linux, a customizable, open-source automotive software stack with Linux at its core. There have been L
The battlefield could prove to be a place where valiant men prove their valor as well as bravery, but there are also moments where the loss of limb, and perhaps life, occurs. Defusing bombs can be one of the more heart stopping duties that one has to undertake when one joins a certain department in
TeleSign has today announced that Australia’s Telstra has made a strategic investment in the company. TeleSign has pioneered Mobile Identity by creating mobile phone-based verification tools for online accounts. Many of the world’s largest companies use TeleSign to manage and maintain th
After shutting down its in-house book and music services, Samsung is closing the company’s Video and Media Hub, which hasn’t been able to compete with the likes of Netflix, Amazon and Google. This change in Samsung’s US content strategy was first signaled in April when the company announced a deal w
Qualcomm confirmed on Wednesday that it is buying gigabit wireless specialist Wilocity in a move that puts the mobile chipmaker firmly behind the new WiGig standard. At some point next year, we will start seeing the first WiGig chipsets in smartphones and other mobile devices, said Tal Tamir, former
Amazon is refusing to comply with a request from the Federal Trade Commission to implement stricter controls that would prevent children from making in-app purchases. The FTC is demanding Amazon implement a “consent” model similar to the one Apple conceded to earlier this year, according to a letter
If you’re like me and love the many benefits that a plasma television affords then you’ve probably noticed that such sets are getting harder and harder to find. Panasonic halted its plasma television production late last year and today we’ve learned that Samsung is doing the same.
The CyanogenMod ROM has arrived on a couple of new devices as the nightly version of the platform has landed on the HTC One Max and the Oppo Find 7. The Oppo Find 7 has started shipping recently and the quad core smartphone is an upgrade to the original Find 7a, a smartphone that already […]
OnePlus is having a hard enough time shipping the OnePlus One smartphone but now it appears that the company is also building a tablet. The device name was spilled by Evleaks, which published an image of the OnePlus website that refers to the device as the “OnePlus Tab.” OnePlus made its name by cra
You’ve just caught the “red-eye” flight home. The baby in the next row screamed all of the way, your in-flight meal was awful, and you’re beyond tired. You drag yourself off the plane and schlep your heavy baggage over to the car park only to realize that you’ve forgotten whe
It’s easy to spend an inordinate amount of time on the internet, and understandably parents would rather their children didn’t grow up permanently glued to a screen. Stripping their hands of tablets and computers is one way to impose down-time, or you can go the positive reinforcement ro
One of the appeals of a Polaroid camera was the fact that you could get your photos printed straightaway. There was a certainly novelty about holding your photo in your hand right after you took it, although with smartphones and digital cameras, we can see our results instantly. Lomography recently
