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Recently there have been a lot of rumors circulating that Verizon is looking to sell its unwanted A-block spectrum to T-Mobile U.S., the fourth largest mobile carrier in the country. It is reported that the deal might be announced as early as next week as the final details are in the process of bein
Last week quite a lot of Yahoo Mail users started complaining about issues when trying to access the service. Soon after that, the company confirmed that one of its Mail servers was acting up, and that the issue had proved to be much harder to fix than anticipated. Yahoo assured users that it had te
WishBooklet is a new service that allows you to create a virtual wish list and share it with friends and family. This gives them a better idea of what you actually want and can even allow them to contribute money towards letting you purchase stuff. ‘Tis the season of giving, but let&
A mainstay of drive-up bank tellers for decades, a New Zealand cafe is finally taking the pneumatic tube to its logical conclusion: as a delivery mechanism for delicious, nutritive sliders. A restaurant in Christchurch, New Zealand, plans to install a pneumatic tube system for delivering sliders and
Privacy advocates scored a major victory in Boston this week when the city’s police department announced it would indefinitely suspend its use of automated license plate readers. The 14 devices currently in use let the BPD scan as many as four million vehicles a year, compiling the resulting date, t
China has just entered a very exclusive club, it’s now the third country to have soft-landed vehicles on the Moon. Its Chang’e 3 lander and accompanying Jade Rabbit rover successfully reached our celestial neighbor’s Bay of Rainbows on Saturday. China has landed its first robotic l
The best way to get people interested in electric cars is to get potential customers behind the wheel to experience the cars for themselves. However, this easier said than done as not everyone has that kind of time. Fortunately, this is an issue that Tred intends to fix. It’s been said before
The NSA’s phone surveillance efforts do more than just focus on metadata instead of associated calls, but they are also able to eavesdrop on what is being shared by two people without those holding the conversation knowing any better. The cellphone encryption technology used most widely across
Twitter is reportedly working on an addition to its service that will show users tweets from other Twitter users near them. The “Nearby” feature will allow Twitter to more accurately target users with advertising specific to their location and interests. Reportedly, the feature has shown
Valve has just rolled out a public beta version of SteamOS to the masse. Just in case you were wondering what the heck SteamOS is all about, it happens to be an open-sourced Linux-based operating system, and Valve claims that your experience with it would be most satisfying if you already happen to
As mirrorless cameras continue to expand and evolve, so are the lenses. A German-Chinese partnership has developed what’s being claimed as the “fastest lens in the world for mirrorless systems. The lens, part of a brand called Handevision, had been known about since this past February, but was just
Apparel brands and digital platforms are competing to make consumer wearables that weave technology into life. This is driving an unprecedented convergence of tech and fashion. In an age where fashion continually romps through society’s wardrobes and technology governs our everyday lives, we’ve fina
