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The next great innovative companies come out of a world where giving the public exactly what it wants is key, and part of that is an openness and transparency that brings those consumers into the process. But the USTR is supporting the 1950s vision of giant monolithic companies deciding what the pub
Samsung’s new YouTube video courtesy of their Taiwan channel is teasing something elegant, fast, simple and something just for us. There’s plenty of rumors we could fan with this one as the boys from Android Central point out upon their discovery of the video. We’re not going to say we know wh
Vince Zampella, the co-founder of Respawn Entertainment, has teased a beta for the studio’s upcoming multiplayer shooter for the Xbox and PC. Tonight during the Spike VGA Awards, Respawn Entertainment addressed the possibility of a beta period for its upcoming Xbox and PC multiplayer shooter T
Verizon is trying to provide more ways to stream various types of content over its network as evidenced by its recent acquisition of UpLynk. Now the company is reportedly acquiring another digital media streaming service called EdgeCast. Verizon is looking to get deeper into the content delivery bus
A new report on FBI surveillance techniques has revealed some interesting details on the hacks the Bureau is using to keep tabs on suspected criminals. The Federal Bureau of Investigation often attempts to install malware by targeting the email addresses of those who are under investigation. Essenti
Back in October, Motorola announced that it is working on a modular smartphone called Project Ara. Today, Dennis Woodside, CEO of Motorola confirmed in a Google+ hangout that the prototype of Ara is “pretty close” to being completed and that a final product could eventually make its way to the Moto
While most people use data services on their mobile devices, some just use them for the basics: talk and text. For those people T-Mobile has a plan coming out for them. T-Mobile’s Simple Choice plans are relatively cheap ways to get unlimited voice and messaging, but not everyone is eager to p
For some odd reason, pizza always seems to be at the forefront of emerging technology. It was the first food you could buy via online ordering, the first food to legitimately be delivered via drones, and now it’s dipping its saucy little Italian toes into 3D printing. I’m guessing you usually
Samsung has seen Google and Amazon’s best efforts at selling super-cheap tablets and it’s apparently getting ready to do them one better. According to the latest rumors, Samsung is planning to release a new tablet next year called the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite that it will sell for a mere $135, making it by
DARPA recently released a statement detailing a project called MOIRE. Sounding a little bit like the kiss of death, DARPA assures us the project is just a simple telescope. It may or may not also have lasers and/or look like a giant laser cannon. To meet national security requirements around the wor
Flurry, a company that started out as an app developer before shifting its focus to analytics and then using its data for advertising, has raised $12.5 million in new funding for mobile analytics and advertising. Mobile analytics company Flurry has raised $12.5 million in new funding, as first revea
Yahoo is stocking its online-video war chest. On Friday, the concert streaming startup Evntlive announced on its blog that it had been acquired by the Sunnyvale, Calif.-based tech giant. The startup will shut down its service to join Yahoo’s video team. Yahoo is closing out its week with anoth
