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BlackBerry denies involvement in fake BBM reviews

When good reviews go bad, the potential beneficiary is always fingered. That’s the case with BlackBerry whose popular BBM instant messaging app was “hit” with a ton of suspicious positive reviews. BlackBerry recently came under fire for a slew of suspicious reviews with five-star r

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Is Wikipedia dying?

People use Wikipedia. They even edit it. They’re just not adding to it like they used to. The hub of all all human knowledge may be dying. The sixth most widely used website in the world is not run anything like the others in the top 10. It is not operated by a sophisticated corporation [&hell

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From none to many: the smartwatch boom

This time last year, most had no idea what a smartwatch was or that they were on the horizon. Today, everyone seems to be building one. Wearable devices are in. We have over the past few days brought to you many such devices from a variety of manufacturers. It was just a week ago that […]

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Samsung is basically printing money

With net profits of $7.6 billion last quarter, Samsung is moving forward and still looking strong before the lucrative Christmas quarter. Samsung Electronics has reported a 26% jump in profit in the third quarter driven by strong smartphone sales and a recovery in its memory chip business. It made a

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New York City is going all LED by 2017

With a quarter of a million street lights, New York City is always lit up. In less than four years, they’ll be lit up the right way. New York City is transitioning its 250,000 street lights to energy-efficient LEDs in an upgrade that should be completed by 2017. CBS reports that Mayor Michael

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I, for one, embrace our future robot overlords

The thought of artificial intelligence being the catalyst for the eventual demise of the human race makes for some pretty cool science fiction, but as we get closer to having a quantum computer and the other technologies needed to get AI. If the New York Times’s latest article is to be believed, art

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NSA monitored at least 35 world leaders

The latest report is 35. The reality could end up being a lot more world leaders whose cell phones were tapped by the NSA when the dust finally settles. The National Security Agency monitored the phone conversations of 35 world leaders after being given the numbers by an official in another US gover