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Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Considering how powerful Nintendo was just a decade and a half ago makes old school gamers weep at the current state of the company. All tolled, they’ve sold under 4 millin compared to over 100 million of its predecessor. Gamers have purchased a mere 460,000 Wii
It’s not the simplest concept to understand, but one would think that the CEO of a major tech company that supplies internet to people across the country would be able to get his head wrapped around it. Today, Sprint held a series of events to tout the capabilities of its just-announced “
Don’t get caught making a PR blunder because you didn’t take the time to fully vet a Tweet before hitting the retweet button. What you tweet says a lot about you. And so do your retweets. You can either use Twitter‘s retweet button or you can repost someone else’s message by
They’re unified on the goal. They have no idea how the details will work themselves out. The first comprehensive anti-patent-troll bill was introduced last week, and yesterday it debuted to a mostly receptive hearing in the House Judiciary Committee. But lawmakers were divided on a part of the
If you own cats, you probably don’t even notice. If you don’t, you may wonder why every time you turn on your laptop there’s a distinct smell of cat urine. Consumers are upset and Dell isn’t saying a whole lot. You know that new-computer smell, the scent of Styrofoam packing
The internet may or may not be a human right (depending on who you ask) but it’s getting much faster in some of the remote parts of the country thanks to the completion of a $140 million project. Fast Internet speeds are coming to those living in the not-so-populated areas of Washington. A thr
You can kick a dog while it’s down, but when it gets back up it’s going to want to bite. That’s the message coming from an email service alliance that wants to completely shut out the NSA and other prying eyes as they prepare to offer Dark Mail. In the wake of the Edward Snowden [&
People have been known to get claustrophobic in trains. Imagine if that train was traveling under the Bosporus Strait. If there were a breach, there would be no survivors. Thankfully, they’ve taken the time to approve and build the train system so that any such breach would be unlikely…
Let the goodwill flow at Amazon. They will be allowing users to direct a small portion of the money spent on purchases to the charity of their choice. Amazon is known for pouring the revenue it generates back into its business. Now, it’s ready to give a chunk away. The Seattle-based retailer today a
The ability to take a game with you rather than halt it while you leave is one of the most appealing new features of the PlayStation 4. You could be in the middle of fighting dragons or scoring goals when the need to leave the house arises – just about every gamer has experienced this [&hellip
They said it was bad when it was first reported that Adobe got hacked. The 2.9 million originally reported sounded devastating. Well, that was nothing compared to the reality of the damage. Adobe has redone its sums and found hackers stole data from more than 38 million customers from its network, n
It may or may not really exist. It may or may not be coming out next year. It may or may not have amazing features being developed such as 3D gesture controls. We’ll know soon enough. In the meantime, let’s speculate. There have been rumors that Amazon is planning to launch a smartphone
