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Regardless of your opinions about the Obama administration, you can’t deny that it’s done an excellent job of embracing modern technology to better communicate with the American people. This will be especially apparent during the State of the Union address on Tuesday, because not only wi
Just one look at the technology market over the last few years would be all you’d need to tell that everyone’s focus is being put on the cloud and mobile devices, which is why it’s odd that nobody has really combined the two yet. Don’t get me wrong, the cloud and mobile devic
It’s only been three weeks since SpaceX successfully landed its first Falcon 9 rocket, but it’s already trying to outdo itself. The company has confirmed that its next Falcon 9 rocket launch will happen next Sunday, but this one will be attempting to land on a floating platform, rather t
Virtual reality has the potential to revolutionize a number of fields and industries, not the least of which is education, and part of Matt Cook’s job is exploring how this revolution can be brought about. In a recent interview with Inverse, Cook went into detail about how he and his colleague
As awesome as it is to rid yourself of your cable subscription, cutting the cord still has its downsides, the most-annoying of which is getting access to all of the content you want. One of the benefits of cable packages is that everything you could ever want to watch is included, and there arenR
Good movies can be boring, and bad movies can be fun, but forcing users to rate movies using a five-star rating system can cause them to forget that, which is why Netflix wants to replace it with something better. The current rating system encourages users to rate movies and television shows based o
Every now and then, a new social app will pop up on everyone’s radar and end up exploding in popularity. Most of them end up fading away after a while, but some of them stay popular, and end up growing into something like Snapchat. The latest such app to do this is Peach, a very Twitter-esque
Xiaomi has had a lot to boast about over the last few years, and it’s certainly taken every opportunity it’s had to do just that, but things were a lot different last year. Everything started off normally, with Xiaomi boasting that it had sold more than 61 million smartphones in 2014, an
When it comes to contraceptives, men really only have one of two options: condoms or a vasectomy. Most people feel that condoms detract from the experience of sex, and a vasectomy is a potentially permanent surgical procedure, so for people who want the full enjoyment of sex without the risk of beco
HTC released some solid smartphones last year, but with how ridiculously competitive the mobile market is, being solid isn’t nearly enough, and HTC is paying the price. Those solid smartphones earned the already struggling company a 35% decrease in sales in 2015. Should this trend continue, th
ProPublica has become the first major news website in the world to release a version of its website that’s optimized for the Dark Web. Although the Dark Web has a nasty reputation, and for good reason, it’s also an important source of news and other kinds of information that people in pl
Razer has made it very clear that it’s new Nabu Watch isn’t a smartwatch, it’s a regular digital watch that has some smart features, but what makes this smartish dumb watch so special? Well, for starters, it looks like a throwback to the digital watches of the late 1990s, accompani
