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Many people are touting tablets as the PC-killer, but quite the opposite is true. Tablets arenaren’t killing the PC market, they’re extending and enhancing it. Studies show that 90% of tablets sold today have been sold to existing PC owners and those tablets are being used to accompany t
Samsung, the European Commission’s Horizon, the South Korean government, and several others are devoting billions of dollars towards researching and developing 5G in the hopes that it can be implemented by 2020. The problem is, nobody is really sure what 5G is, there isn’t a clear definition.
Despite the rumors claiming that sales for Samsung’s first smartwatch, the Galaxy Gear, were below expectations, new rumors are claiming that the company is working on a successor to the Galaxy Gear. The company hasn’t confirmed or denied these rumors but the official Twitter account of
Technology is everywhere. We carry it around with ourselves, we even wear it. It has already crept into our homes and now we’re being treated to solutions that manage said technology in a much more efficient way. Archos recently announced its “Connected Objects,” which aim to connect technology that
British advertising research firm OMD conducted a study that showed the average person switches devices 21 times every hour. The firm monitored the gaze of 200 individuals over the course of an evening to reach this conclusion. Throughout the study period, the firm found that participants had the te
PC sales have been suffering ever since the introduction of tablets, but they may be poised for a comeback. According to the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, chip orders from PC and smartphone clients have increased dramatically. TSMC isn’t the only one though, Citi noted improving/
Security researchers at Fox IT say they’ve detected a malicious exploit kit among Yahoo’s ad network active since December 30th. The malware seems to have hit Romania, Great Britain, and France the hardest, but wherever you are, if you’ve browsed a Yahoo site this week, you may wan
HTC just posted another operating loss of NT$1.56 billion ($52 million), but managed a small net profit of NT$310 million ($10.3 million) selling its remaining shares of Beats. Though the Taiwanese company trimmed last quarter’s operating loss of NT$2.97 billion ($101 million), total revenue a
Ford’s new C-MAX Solar Energi Concept uses solar panels to charge its lithium-ion battery in about six to seven hours, removing the need for charging station, so long as there’s sunlight. The concept so far only manages a range of about 21 miles but has a gas engine for backup, and you can sti
Amazon Prime is well known for getting users free, two-day shipping for $79 per year. A slightly less known feature is that it grants you access to Prime Instant Video, a free streaming service for thousands of movies and TV shows that is almost on-par with Netflix. Not only is Amazon Prime cheaper
The Bibliotech Library that just opened up in Bexar County, Texas is unique in that it lacks any actual books, at least physical copies. The new library offers over 10,000 books to residents of Bexar County in the form of digital copies that can be read on loanable e-readers. Not only does this save
The designers of the Ferrari have partnered up with Christophe & Co to develop a $189,000 hi-tech smart bracelet. The expensive wearable will grant you access to exclusive clubs across the world with a flick of the wrist and call to your “dedicated lifestyle manager”, who will presumably be able
