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The post-Snowden world has seen technology giants like Apple and Google embracing encryption more than ever before in order to combat government surveillance and potential cyberattacks, and the United States government has made it clear that it doesn’t like that. There have been numerous calls
Password managers are an essential tool for those of us that juggle dozens of different accounts across various services and websites, and want to remain secure without sacrificing convenience. LastPass is by far the most popular password manager out there, and it’s the one that I use myself,
It’s common for companies to expand to new markets and diversify, but this may be the craziest diversification we’ve seen in a while. A sketchy report out of China suggests that Pepsi, of all the companies, is working on its own smartphone. It’s almost guaranteed that the company w
BlackBerry’s decision to remain in the handset market, despite failing to turn a profit for years and having lost almost all of its market share, could be seen as either denial or perseverance, but whatever it is, the company may have finally run out of it. At a conference in California yester
OnePlus has proven time and time again that it makes promises it can’t keep, such as claiming the OnePlus 2 wouldn’t be as difficult to purchase as its predecessor. Obviously that was a lie, as getting your hands on a OnePlus 2 invite is still much harder than it should be, but the good
Lyft announced a bunch of quality-of-life improvements for its drivers yesterday, such as cheaper gas and real-time payments, in an effort to keep its current drivers loyal and make itself more appealing to Uber drivers. As great as that is, the company may have done some less admirable things to be
Amazon took a crap on Etsy’s stock price yesterday morning when it announced Homemade, a new online store for artisanal goods that’s going to be competing directly with Etsy. As the name implies, Homemade guarantees that all of it’s products are homemade, in contrast to Etsy, which
Cancer and spam are just about the only thing you’ll ever find in the comments section below most web articles, which is why so many websites have decided to do away with comments sections entirely, but Digg wants to solve the problem, not just avoid it. In what’s probably going to be th
Netflix’s most popular streaming package is getting a price increase for the second time in two years, and as with last time, it’s such a small increase that the company will likely only receive minor complaints. That’s the beauty of it. Nobody really cares that Netflix is raising
We know that OnePlus is planning to release another smartphone before the end of the year, and we’re pretty sure it’ll cost $249.99, but a number of conflicting reports have made it difficult to determine the name of the device and what kind of specs it’ll have. Fortunately, CEO Li
I can’t blame you if you’re not sure which processor Samsung will be using to power the Galaxy S7, because the rumors we’ve been hearing the past couple of weeks have been all over the place. Some claim that it’ll be the Snapdragon 820, others claim it’ll be a new in-ho
Ads are definitely annoying, but I can accept the fact that they’re essential to the Internet, as they allow website owners to make money while still offering their visitors free content. Spying on their visitors and tracking their online activity, on the other hand, is something that I’
