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Having nearly had all of its assets auctioned off last year, Just.me is planning on releasing a series of messaging apps built using the Just.me platform. The first of these apps, Chance, is a a private messaging app the connects users with random strangers. There are several safety measures that th
Bad new for T-Mobile but good news for T-Mobile customers who are looking for a change, AT&T is now offering $450 per line to any T-Mobile customer who switches over to AT&T. This isn’t as cool as it sounds though when you read the fine print. Those who switch will receive a “promotion
Snapchat was repeatedly warned by Gibson Security about a potential exploit that could allow hackers to steal user information, but the company chose to ignore the warnings. Shortly after Snapchat assured users that the exploit presented no danger to them, hackers managed to steal information from o
What makes encryption so safe isn’t that it can’t be cracked, all encryption can be cracked, its the sheer amount of time and effort it would require to do so. Even with a powerful supercomputer, it could take years to crack a single, high-end encryption. This is something that the NSA h
Barilla, the world’s largest producer of pasta, has been working with TNO Eindhoven to design the perfect pasta printer for use in restaurants around the world. Having these machines will restaurants to produce past quickly and cheaply on their own. If you’re wondering why a Barilla woul
The Elder Scrolls Online will be released for the PC and Mac in April and for the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4 later in June, but profitable will it be? According to a recent leak, the new MMO cost over $200 million to make, putting it behind only Star Wars: The Old Republic and Grand […]
The introduction of the Internet has all but killed off the traditional hand-written letter, and by extension, the traditional mailbox. This doesn’t mean we no longer need mailboxes, quite the opposite. More and more people are purchasing their goods online and having the goods delivered to th
GymPact, now renamed Pact, is an app that makes you form a “pact” to exercise, log your meals on MyFitnessPal.com, or eat vegetables for a certain number of days. Completing your end of the pact gets you rewards in the form of small change that accumulates. Failing to meet the daily requ
It’s no secret that Motorola’s flagship Moto X hasn’t been a hit with consumers, and with considerable inventory likely building up, it’s time to move some product. The base configured Moto X will now run you $400 without a contract or carrier affiliation, while the much-anti
Gamers have always loathed DRM (digital rights management) but resistance to it has never been as strong as it is now. While DRM started off as a way to combat piracy, it has been proven in many arenas that pirates are willing to pay for computer games if they feel that the price is equivalent to [&
With CES 2014 just a few weeks away, LG has unveiled the computers and notebooks that the company will be showing off in Las Vegas. One, an all-in-one desktop PC, will feature a 27-inch full HD screen. The other two will be notebooks that will feature Intel Core processors, Nvidia graphics cards, an
Bad news for Hewlett-Packard employees. The company has already adjusted the number of people it needed to let go from 27,000 to 29,000 a year ago, but it’s now added another 5,000 for a total of 34,000. The good news, for everyone left anyway, is that CEO Meg Whitman has promised that this wi
