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I’m sure a lot of you are tired of hearing all these OnePlus X leaks and rumors, especially when we’re just a few days away from the official unveiling, but news is news, and the OnePlus X is an interesting device. The rumors we’ve been hearing have been pretty contradictory, but o
Forget about the usual death and destruction that war brings, we should be worrying about Russia severing our Internet connections in the event of war! At least, that’s what some officials in the United States are worried about, as Russian spy ships and submarines have been hanging out uncomfo
If even Nintendo hasn’t been able to save its handheld console sales from being eaten away by smartphones and tablets, then you can be pretty sure that things are far worse for Sony. The PSP may have been pretty popular back in the day, but the PS Vita has been a complete failure outside of [&
With how poorly the PC market has been doing in recent years, and how poorly Acer’s foray into the mobile market has been, it’s obvious the Taiwanese company needs to find other sources of revenue if it wants to stay alive, and it looks like the electric vehicle market may be that source
Uber has already surpassed Xiaomi to become the world’s most valuable startup, but now it looks like the company is taking things even further by raising an additional $1 billion in funding, which would value it at somewhere around $70 billion. This isn’t the first time the company has l
You may remember that lawsuit that Wikimedia and a handful of other organizations filed against the NSA for its mass surveillance programs earlier this year, the one that claimed that the NSA violated and continues to violate constitutional and legal protections. Well, it looks like the lawsuit didn
Releasing smartphones with wacky displays seemed to work for Samsung, so it should work for LG too, right? Apparently not, because the dual-screened LG V10 smartphone that the company released a few weeks back hasn’t been selling all that well, especially when compared to Samsung’s curve
Unlike most of the world’s top smartphone makers, HTC hasn’t jumped on the smartwatch bandwagon yet, but we do know that the company is working with Under Armor to create its own fitness tracker, called the HTC Grip. Don’t get too excited though, as the Grip has been delayed until
It took a mere five years for Uber to reach 75% of the population in the United States, but reaching the other 25% could take a hell of a lot longer. According to senior policy adviser Nicole Benincasa, the remaining 25% of American live in more rural areas that are much harder for Uber to operate [
Ever since Razer first unveiled the OSVR at CES in January, we haven’t heard much about the virtual reality headset, aside from the fact that Razer plans to separate it from the likes of the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift by focusing on being hackable. The headset is completely open source, and can
Well, that didn’t take very long. I’m sure many of you were hoping that the Moments feature that Twitter recently rolled out was going to be free of advertisements, and it was for a couple of weeks, but now that time is over. Twitter started to test Promoted Moments earlier today, althou
Even those of you who follow Android news closely may have overlooked the Fairphone, so let me bring you up to speed. Basically, as the name implies, the Fairphone is an Android smartphone that you don’t have to feel guilty about buying, because great care was taken to ensure that all of the d
