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BlackBerry 10.2.1 is expected to be officially announced on the 28th of January 2014. However, it seems that someone at Verizon might have gotten ahead of themselves because according to reports, Verizon has started to push out the BlackBerry 10.2.1 update, with some subscribers receiving the notifi
Back in December 2013, BlackBerry and Foxconn announced a partnership in which it would see Foxconn help BlackBerry manufacture some of their phones. Now the good news is that if you were wondering how long it would take for you to see the fruit of their efforts, it seems that you might not have to
It does seem that as a particular smartphone or tablet gets closer and closer to its release date, it is going to start making headlines all over the news in terms of leaks. The same also applies to this particular HTC handset, which remains unannounced, and yet we more or less have an inkling that
At an event commemorating its 40th anniversary this weekend, Foxconn boss Terry Gou mentioned that the company is exploring the possibility of opening a display manufacturing plant in the US that could produce screens larger than 60 inches, The Wall Street Journal reports. Spurring the exploration,
Samsung won’t surprise anyone by releasing multiple variants of its upcoming flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S5. Perhaps it may surprise us by releasing two different versions of said flagship, “Prime” and “Standard” to be precise. This according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities, who you mi
Michaels, a U.S. arts and crafts chain, is investigating fraudulent activity on some customers’ credit cards, which the company says may be the result of a data breach. “Michaels Stores, Inc. recently learned of possible fraudulent activity on some U.S. payment cards that had been used a
An anecdote from a student over drug use at the University of Puget Sound led one professor to test sewage in an effort to gauge the use of illegal drugs. “The amphetamine levels go through the roof during finals,” says chemistry professor Dan Burgard in an interview with Gizmodo. Sewage
There rare, and then there’s RARE. The NES’ Nintendo World Championship game is considered one of the most sought after possessions of a video game collector. So how much does one of the rarest video games ever go for? You’d be surprised. An auction has just ended for an NES cart o
The Moto X is going on sale again. Motorola is going to offer the off-contract phone for just $299 on any carrier for one hour only on Monday, January 27th. The promotion will run from 3 to 4PM ET. That’s the lowest price yet at $100 off the recently-slashed $399 sticker price. The company is
The quest for love is rarely easy, but it can be even tougher to find online. Lonely singles are not the only ones browsing on line dating websites. So are criminals driven by a love of other people’s money. “You hear about people getting scammed out of $2,000, but I got scammed out of $
AsapSCIENCE on YouTube answers just about any kind of question you can imagine, from questions like whether or not plants think to the question we’ve all asked ourselves sometime in our lives, what would happen if we stopped sleeping? This week, AsapSCIENCE asks, “Can video games make you smarter?”
Depending on who you ask, viral content farms like Upworthy and Viral Nova are either polluting your Facebook News Feed with deceptive headlines, or they’re bringing interesting stories to your attention. If you’re in the former camp, the good news is that Facebook’s working to get
