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What started a year ago as a shareholder dispute within VKontakte, Russia’s largest social network, appears to be emerging as a full-blown war of litigation. The faction most actively fanning the legal flames is United Capital Partners (UCP), a major Russian fund active in various sectors that acqui
No company worth its salt would want to remain where it is and let the rest of the world move on. No sir, they would want to remain at the cutting edge of innovation all the time, and Intel is no different, having updated its range of education-oriented tablet and notebook reference designs by rolli
Going green is a theme that I am quite sure many of us are more than familiar with these days, and hence, we have these cute trash bins that let us know how to sort our trash, and which ones can be recycled. Here is an interesting sight in the streets of Taiwan’s capital, where […]
It seems that Valve’s new Steam Controller has managed to touch on a new possible release date, targeting the October or November window. That would make it arrive well ahead of the frenzied holiday shopping season, which is a good thing if it carries over the good vibes. So far, this rumor hails fr
It looks like Australians will not be getting a unified catch-up TV app for their free-to-air TV needs, with Nine Entertainment’s Mi9 CEO saying that the space is too important for an industry-wide app. In an interview with Mumbrella, Mi9 CEO Mark Britt said: “There has been a debate abo
What if you never had to charge your wearable tech because it was able to harvest your body heat to run? That could soon be possible, thanks to a device developed by researchers at KAIST led by electrical engineering Professor Byung Jin Cho. The device they have created is a thermoelectric generator
The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active seems all but confirmed as another leak hints at the as of yet unannounced device. This time, the leak pertains to the inclusion of 277 apps with the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active, as @evleaks, notorious insider and information giver, has mentioned the new active APKs that ma
A new app can help you better organize photos on your smartphone by sorting them into albums based on distance, time or shape. The Tidy Photo app would group all the photos from a recent vacation together and pictures taken near or at work will be put together. The photos can also be organised by th
If you pre-ordered the Virtuix Omni virtual-reality treadmill, it’s time to start rearranging the living room furniture. Early backers will be able to strap on their Oculus Rift and start shooting in the virtual battlefield of their choice come July. If you haven’t ordered the enormous $
With the Heartbleed bug causing havoc and Dropbox users jumping ship it’s been another week in which data security and privacy have been making headlines. Now the New York Times has shed light on the NSA’s responsibilities when it comes to security flaws like Heartbleed: The Agency must report any v
Egnyte, provider of the most comprehensive enterprise file-sharing platform, has detailed its European expansion plans to meet the growing customer demand for an enterprise-grade file sharing solution that fully addresses data security concerns. With European regional revenues expected to account fo
With five days left in their Kickstarter funding initiative, Neil Young and the PonoMusic team are now the third most funded campaign in Kickstarter history at $5.75 million as of today. PonoMusic CEO John Hamm is thrilled about hitting the milestone. “This campaign has exceeded our expectatio
