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Netflix is testing out a new streaming plan that shaves off a dollar from the monthly fee in exchange for standard definition streaming. The option is currently only available to new users, existing users aren’t yet able to get access to the new pricing. The company hopes that this new option will c
As the struggling company prepares to enter the new year, BlackBerry CEO John Chen expresses his belief that BlackBerry’s new strategy will help the company bring in revenue. Chen claims to be focused on the present and the future, not what BlackBery used to be. Chen points to BlackBerry’
LG bought WebOS, a mobile OS originally developed by Palm, from HP earlier this year but has yet to do anything with it. The company announced that it intended to put WebOS in its future smart televisions and, according to reports, is gearing up to show off its first WebOS TV at CES 2014. LG always
For those of us who constantly have a gazillion tabs open, the Searchlet webapp may come in handy. To use Searchlet, all you need to do is install it onto your bookmarks bar. When you highlight a term and click on your Searchlet button, a sidebar slides into the left of your browser page and shows [
Samsung has launched a 110-inch Ultra HD television in the Middle East and China less than two weeks after revealing a similarly sized Ultra HD TV that it will be showing of at CES 2014. Aside from the size and resolution, it should carry over most of the features from its smaller stablemate, such a
The first Silk Road was taken down by the FBI a few months ago and the leader, Dread Pirate Roberts, was arrested. It was only a few weeks later that a new leader, also with the name Dread Pirate Roberts, rebooted the online black market with Silk Road 2.0. Howver, for reasons unknown, Dread Pirate
While there was no shortage of new smartwatches introduced in 2013, the wearable devices are far from becoming mainstream. This could all change next year as analysts expect smartwatch sales to increase by a whopping 500% in 2014. As it stands, the smartwatches that are currently available are clunk
Many people love going to the movie theater, it offers a kind of movie watching experience that you can’t get on your couch. What people don’t love is the ever present annoying moviegoers that plague 90% of theaters and do nothing but ruin the experience for people who actually want to e
Arthur C. Clarke, best known for writing 2001: A Space Odyssey, was able to not only able to predict what computers would be like today, but how they would affect individuals and society as a whole. What makes this even more impressive is the fact that he made these predictions in the 1970’s,
Following recent reports that RSA was paid by the National Security Agency to purposely distribute broken encryptions that the NSA could crack, trust in the security industry has lowered considerably. RSA’s annual user conference in San Francisco is one of the largest security events of the ye
Netflix will be purging dozens of movies and TV shows from its list of free online streaming options starting at the beginning of 2014. One dedicated Redditor was kind enough to post a list of all the movie and shows that will be removed. The list includes excellent movies like Braveheart, Requiem f
Before it was shut down earlier this year, the popular black market for drugs, Silk Road, was responsible for an estimated 18% of all drug purchases in the U.S. The website ran for three years via the Tor network before it was shutdown by the FBI and its founder, known as Dread Pirate Roberts, was a
