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Months of rumors and speculation have finally culminated in the OnePlus X being officially unveiled. As expected, it’s smaller and weaker than the OnePlus 2, but that’s because aesthetics are the primary focus of this smartphone, rather than power. This is apparent from the OnePlus XR
Xiaomi offers a wide range of consumer electronics, and starting early next year, that’ll include a couple of laptops, which is rather odd when you consider the fact that Xiaomi is primarily a smartphone company and the PC market has been far from prosperous in recent years. Either way, the Xi
Better late than never, right? Nintendo revealed more information about its long-awaited entrance into the mobile gaming market yesterday, when the company announced a new game called Miitomo. The game, which will be Nintendo’s first for smartphones and tablets, will launch next March, and wil
Huawei isn’t known to many people here in the West, but those of us who are familiar with it know it as one of China’s top smartphone makers, one that also dabbles in the SOC market. Qualcomm is currently the undisputed leader of the mobile application processor market, with MediaTek tra
Aside from confirming that it’s working on a handful of games for smartphones and tablets, Nintendo has remained annoyingly silent regarding its long-awaited entrance into the mobile market, but it’s finally going to break that silence tomorrow. CEO Tatsumi Kimishima announced earlier to
Internet freedom in China has always been horrendous, but now it’s officially considered to be the worst in the world, according to the most recent Freedom on the Net study from Freedom House. The American organization ranked China above Iran and Syria in terms of Internet freedom last year, b
Ransomware, for those of you who aren’t familiar, is a popular way for hackers to extort money from Internet users by encrypting important information on their computer and demanding that they pay a ransom in order to have those files decrypted. There’s no point in contacting the authori
Online piracy has always been more of a matter of convenience than money, and now there’s even more data to prove that. A new study from the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre has found that music streaming services like Spotify have a direct effect on music piracy. According to the s
Amazon’s attempts to release its own consumer electronics have been pretty successful, excluding the Fire Phone, but the company’s other attempts to make its own products have generally ended in failure. However, even those failures haven’t been enough to discourage Amazon, and the
Everybody has at least heard of Twitter by now, but most of them still have no idea what it does, which is the biggest problem that the company has faced as it struggles to pull in more users. That’s the problem that Jack Dorsey, the new CEO of Twitter, intends to solve, not only by simplifyin
You could spend hours debating about which operating system is the best for computers, but one undeniably advantage that OS X has over Linux and Windows is its simplicity and stability. The other two operating systems may be much more customizable or support a wider range of software, but OS X is ea
Slowly but surely, cable companies are starting to understand that online streaming is the future of home entertainment, and rather than trying to fight the cord-cutting craze, more and more of them are cashing in on it. Charter has become the latest such company to do so with a new service called S
