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A few days ago, TK Tech News leaked a video which allegedly showed off the boot animation of the upcoming Moto X+1. That video is meant to be the first of many leaks that will be revealed, and now TK Tech News has decided to release the second video in a series of five videos […]
Sprint’s plans to acquire T-Mobile and merge the two companies hardly comes as a surprise. Both companies seem to be pretty eager at the idea and have openly welcome the merger, although there are some, namely their competitors, who don’t feel the same. In fact regulators have been reported to be de
The genealogy website Ancestry.com is working to fully restore its service after it was hit by a Distributed Denial of Service attack. Company spokeswoman Heather Erickson says it means ancestry.com was overwhelmed with bogus traffic Monday. “The attack was overloading our systems with massive amoun
The iWatch won’t be an official product until it’s announced on the stage of an Apple press event, but a Thursday report lends more credibility to rumors that Apple’s smartwatch is imminent. Referencing various anonymous supply-chain sources,Reuters has reported that Taiwan’s Quanta Computer will be
Robert Morris University in Chicago put out a call recruiting League of Legends players to its first varsity eSports team earlier this month. According to Riot Games, RMU will become the first university to offer a competitive team at the varsity level, and will offer scholarships to players “
On Thursday Harley-Davidson unveiled Project LiveWire, a nationwide tour to introduce company’s first all-electric motorcycle. LiveWire is a prototype, to be precise, with few specs beyond a 0-60 in fewer than four seconds and no word on if and when it’ll be a real product. Still, the legendary Amer
Turns out BlackBerry’s stronger-than-expected financial performance wasn’t the only surprise the company had for us today. CEO John Chen took a few moments during this morning’s earnings call to mention its newest phone: it’s called the BlackBerry Passport and it’s̷
You take an idea that’s not all that original and implement it on a computer. For that, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday, you don’t deserve a patent. Seeking to do its part to trim the proliferation of software patents, the high court nevertheless tread carefully to avoid ens
Artificial intelligence has come a long way from when it first started. For example Google is now able to predict the type of searches we want to make even before we finish typing it. We have voice assistants that are able to understand questions and reply appropriately, and all of this is great bec
Preloading games is usually a feature available for the PC/Mac. What it does is that it allows gamers to download the necessary content onto their computers, so that once the game’s servers are live, all they’d have to do is login and they can start playing right off the bat! This saves users a lot
Mt. Gox, the Tokyo-based bitcoin exchange that went belly up and lost hundreds of millions of dollars belonging to the site’s users, on Tuesday received approval to begin bankruptcy proceedings in the US. Reuters reports that Mt. Gox, which was operated by chief executive Mark Karpeles, was granted
A newer, faster Samsung Galaxy S5 model, which includes a number of updated specifications, just went on sale in South Korea but is not likely to be released in the U.S. anytime soon. The newly announced Galaxy S5 LTE-A by Samsung appears to be the long-rumored Galaxy S5 model to feature a QHD displ
