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One might think that if there’s a friendly place for a company to sell its wares, it would be in their home country. BlackBerry is finding that it’s a challenge as one of Canada’s most prominent smartphone sellers won’t be carrying the Z30. BlackBerry says its latest smartpho
You’ve probably heard her voice. Even if you don’t have an iPhone, you have likely heard a friend, a coworker, or someone at a coffee shop ask a question into their smartphone and wait for a response from a service that was allegedly voiced by this woman… For the past two years, sh
When Boston Dynamics started rolling out videos of their BigDog robot, it was pretty creepy. It could carry equipment and follow soldiers across tough terrain. Now, their newer WildCat robot trots along in a way that is absolutely terrifying. Boston Dynamics, the company behind mind-blowing robots l
Over the last few months, BlackBerry has had a challenge staying alive and relevant. They’ve been hit by bad news followed by worse news followed by catastrophic news during this time period to the point that many are wondering about their future. They may have once been the business tool of c
Samsung has achieved what few thought would be possible just three or four years ago. They emerged from a crowded Android market to take on Apple head to head. The numbers for Samsung show that they’re doing something right. Samsung Electronics Co.s strategy of selling smartphones at every pri
Developers will be given some time to app up the new Apple operating system with this early release. Apple’s latest flavor of OS X, Mavericks, is just weeks away from landing on customers’ Macs, as the gold master has now been unleashed to the developer hordes. Though not a dramatic rema
In a minor case of bad news for the social network that’s about to go public, the numbers coming out of Twitter’s IPO filing shows growth that is relatively anemic this year. Twitter has a growth problem. The company reported more than 215 million monthly active users in its S-1 Filing o
There’s really no other response that we could have expected, right? They were caught red-handed cooking the benchmark books on the new Galaxy Note 3, so Samsung responded with a categorical denial. Samsung has been forced on the defensive yet again over reports that its top-notch smart phones
Remember the good ol’ days when apps were made for smartphones only? It wasn’t long before tablets started taking a prominent place in the app world. Today (and more prominently in the near future) we will see app developers finding brand new venues for their software. If you’re a mobile
Anonymous attacked quickly and attacked with force when they went after several high profile hacking targets from late 2010 through early 2011. Now, there’s a chance that some of them will be punished for the acts. Thirteen alleged members of the loosely organized hacker collective known as An
Move over, Apple TV. Amazon is once again going to try to compete head to head with you for holiday dollars. Amazon.com Inc. is taking steps toward releasing a video-streaming device in time for the holiday selling season, according to people briefed on the company’s plans. The set-top box, wh
Adobe customers were hit hard as the breach gave access to customer data, including credit card information. The hackers also took sensitive source code information for their software. Adode has become the latest big-name data breach victim. The company that mainstreamed desktop publishing admitted
