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Being able to work with some of the most-popular celebrities in the world is one of the perks that comes with being owned by Facebook, and it looks like Oculus intends to take full advantage of that perk. Beats proved that getting LeBron James to promote your product can be a massive boost to your [
If there’s one thing that Twitter has in abundance, other than spam bots, it’s trolls. The sheer amount of malicious users on Twitter has caused many people to stop using the service entirely, which is obviously the last thing the company wants. That’s why it’s been maki
Most consumer electronics companies see their revenue spike during the holiday season, but Fitbit sold so many of its fitness trackers this Christmas that the accompanying Fitbit app was the most-popular app on the app store this week. Beating out the likes of Instagram and YouTube, the Fitbit app t
In contrast to Uber’s aggressive international expansion, Lyft has chosen to focus all of its attention on its home market, but despite the fact that it only operates in the United States, the ride-sharing service is actually attracting a lot of foreign investment. The most-notable o
Anyone who’s looked at investment trends in China over the last couple of years has probably noticed that investors there really, REALLY like delivery startups. Billions of dollars are being poured into everything from laundry delivery startups to food delivery startups, and Alibaba just spent
Japanese companies used to be the kings of consumer electronics, but the the rise of the mobile market and increased competition from foreign companies has caused many of them to struggle. Fujitsu is one such company, and in an effort to improve the efficiency of its businesses, it
Samsung’s position at the top of the smartphone market is becoming more and more precarious, as the company has been losing startling amounts of market share and profit in recent months. The reason for this, according to some of the company’s former executives, is that it has no idea wha
All we know about Nintendo’s first mobile game is that it’s going to be free-to-play, and it’s not really a game, but rather a Mii-based communication tool. That’s not what most us were imagining when we begged the company to enter the mobile gaming market, but this only the
Mozilla may have abandoned its efforts to bring Firefox OS to smartphones, but the Web-centric operating system might still make its way to pretty much every other kind of consumer electronic out there. That’s not even an exaggeration, as some leaked documents that Hipertextual claim
Spotify’s relationship with music artists is… not so good. Thanks to issues with how it distributes royalties, many artists have complained that they’re not properly compensated for their songs that are streamed through Spotify, and some big name artists like Adele and Taylor
What separates Viber from the likes of Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp is that, similar to Skype, it can be used for both business and leisure, which is why it’s currently the sixth most-popular messaging service in the world. That being said, its messaging features are pretty standard (m
It’s kind of funny how one of the year’s most-anticipated smartphones isn’t actually being released this year. Most people assume that Xiaomi decided not to release the Mi5 this year in order to avoid the Snapdragon 820’s overheating issues, but the company claims that this w
