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Being a driver for a ride-sharing service like Uber is a fairly new kind of job, but it’s one that’s already on the verge of being replaced by robots. Uber has been especially interested in self-driving cars, and envisions a future where all of its cars are autonomous, but that doesnR
Xiaomi has launched a bunch of smartphones this year, but time is running out for the company to release the flagship that people have waited more than a year for. Rumor has it that the company has been holding off on releasing the Mi5 because it wants to power the device with the next-generation Sn
Not including the return of the universally loathed invite system, the lack of NFC support is the biggest problem that people have with the OnePlus 2, and it looks like OnePlus isn’t all that interested in fixing that problem. According to OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, not only will the company
Smartphones as we know them will be replaced by “superphones” within the next five years. At least, that’s what Huawei believes, and it’s basing this prediction on the fact that it took twelve years for regular handsets to evolve from the first commercial mobile phone that Mo
Dubai loves showing off the ridiculous amounts of money it has, whether it’s by equipping its police force with expensive sports cars, or equipping its firefighters with actual jetpacks. That’s right, the Dubai Civil Defence has ordered $700,000 worth of jetpacks from the Martin Aircraft
It’s safe to say that Netflix’s push into original content has been an immense success, and the company has been putting tons of resources into pushing out as much premium content as it can. In fact, the company wants to surpass HBO in that regard by pouring somewhere around $5 billion i
You don’t even need to use Netflix to feel the effect it’s having on traditional television anymore. In order to combat the ever-growing number of people cutting their cords and switching to online streaming services like Netflix, a number of television networks have decided to start cut
Millions of love lives and social lives were put on hold this week as people across the globe began their Fallout 4 binging. Reports of neglected girlfriends and a massive increase in “sick days” at work have been popping up all over the place, and it looks like even porn consumption has
Whereas Google had to jump through a bunch of regulatory hoops in order to test out its self-driving cars on public roads, the Michigan Department of Transportation, the University of Michigan, and a consortium of fifteen automakers decided to just build a fake city. Known as MCity, this 32-acre par
We’ve been hearing that “Digg isn’t dead yet” for years, but this may be the first time that I actually believed that claim. Yesterday, the website announced that COO Gary Liu has been named the new CEO, and he has $4 million in Series A funding to work with. Apparently, most
Google Play Books has supported comics and graphic novels for years, but the user experience has never been the best, especially when compared to apps like ComicRack that are dedicated solely to reading comics. Fortunately, Google has decided to give the app a long-needed update that makes it much e
Hot on the heels of Airbnb’s promise to play nice with local governments in the future, the company announced that it wants its hosts to become more business-like. At the Airbnb Open earlier today, CEO Brian Chesky that his company has made it to where “people” and “businesse
