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Verizon only recently inherited Intel’s failed internet TV project, but the company isn’t wasting time in pushing its over-the-top ambitions forward. Speaking at a conference yesterday, CEO Lowell McAdam said Verizon “would love to partner with content companies” on an online
Off-white business cards with Silian Grail lettering are so passé, these days, it’s all about creativity. This GameBoy look-alike, for instance, demonstrates its creator’s skills in one fell swoop: it doesn’t just display résumé, it’s also a simple gaming handheld that can pl
Women in the US not only use social media more frequently than men, but they also use these sites in a greater number of ways, say data compiled in an infographic recently published on the personal finance website FinancesOnline.com. The infographic was prepared by Alex Hillsberg, who says the resea
Spotify has hired Fredric Vinna, a former Beats Music bigwig who was head of product, engineering and design at the headphone company, according to CNET. Sources speaking to the news outlet claim Vinna will fill a similar position he had with Beats, using his talent and prior experience to help grow
Sony is reporting that as of March 2, six million PlayStation 4s have been shipped worldwide since launch back on Nov. 15, 2013, and it is now available in 57 countries around the planet. This figure includes the 370,000 that have been sold since the console launched in its home country of Japan on
Just how secure do you think your smartphone is? After all, we can never quite tell just what the government is up to these days, and FreedomPop, one of the fastest growing mobile service companies in the US today, has announced the new FreedomPop Privacy Phone that will feature built in VPN, anonym
Walmart has had a long time coming, and still, all thanks to our stringent foreign investment policies, its still on its way. But this time around, putiing its bricks and concrete plans on hold, Walmart is eyeing the surging Indian e-commerce marketplace. After eBay unloaded $133 million in Snapdeal
We’d heard this project was underway but now it’s official: AT&T and Aruba Networks are the forces behind a new Wi-Fi network at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, a 21,000-seat facility that is home to the Dallas Mavericks of the NBA and the Dallas Stars of the NHL. According to an AT&
To say that the U.K.’s Internet porn filter policy has been a predictably hilarious disaster would be understating things. The filters have blocked U.K. web users’ access to legitimate health websites and have even censored websites of anti-pornography politicians simply because those websites frequ
Dish Network recently won the bidding for wireless broadband frequencies in all 176 U.S. markets auctioned by the FCC. Dish bid exactly the $1.56 billion it promised the FCC that it would spend in exchange for more flexibility in how it uses other wireless broadband frequencies. While the FCC will b
As you may recall, T-Mobile’s recent marketing efforts asking BBerry owners to switch to an iPhonedidn’t particularly go down well with Blackberry fans, or the Canadian smartphone company’s CEO. Of course, John Legere used the spat as marketing fuel and the carrier launched a special promotion offer
Employees at Twitter’s headquarters in San Francisco will soon get to take their lunch break in 19th century log cabins. It’s a design feature that “makes them a little different than any other tech company,” a company media relations representative told the Marin Independent
