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Apple is planning to launch a Smart Home platform at WWDC next week, says...
Given its ubiquity in the smartphone world, it’s not surprising that the iPhone has become a kind of centralized remote control for a wide...
Google launches Chromecast in Japan
Google is bringing its Chromecast streaming stick to yet another country: Chromecast will officially go on sale in Japan on Wednesday, according to a report...
Internet: right to be forgotten or forgetting rights?
Europe vs. Google. On matters such as privacy, copyright and free information, the Web needs rules. Which ones are really necessary? And who writes...
New Windows 8.1 license means cheap Windows laptops on the way
Microsoft announced a new version of Windows on Friday, Windows 8.1 with Bing, that will be sold only to hardware makers. The idea is to...
Facebook Plays Matchmaker, Changes History
Facebook began rolling out one of its most monumental upgrades two days ago, as revolutionary in its own way as the Like button. But most...
Uber Hires Ex-Nemesis to Crush Taxi Industry for Good
Uber has scored a major coup in hiring away a New York taxi regulator from the agency that once kept the company’s ride-hailing service...
Samsung Is Absolutely Dominating The Smartwatch Market
The race is on to capture the fledgling smartwatch market but to the extent that there's already a winner, it seems to be Samsung.
A...
Microsoft adds Amazon to its hit list
Amazon and Microsoft are definitely partners — users can run a bunch of Microsoft software on AWS — but the companies are increasingly at odds now...
YouTube is reportedly buying video game live streaming site Twitch for $1 billion
YouTube is about to announce the acquisition of Twitch for $1 billion, according to a Variety report. Twitch, which offers users a way to stream and watch...
Facebook Just Added A Button That Lets You Ask Your Friends Why They’re Single
As if Facebook could get any more invasive, there's a new button that users have been noticing next to the "Relationship Status" field on...
Now Anyone In The US Can Buy A Pair Of Google Glass
Google announced Tuesday that it's opening up its Explorer Program to more people.
If you have $1,500 to burn and live in the U.S., you, too,...
Commercial Drones Are Becoming A Reality, With Huge Impacts For Many Industries
While drones are unlikely to become a part of our daily lives in the immediate future, they will soon begin taking on much larger...
Internet of Things: first coordinating steps
Can the technological standards of IoT be defined? Cisco, IBM, AT&T, Intel and GE are trying to do it, and the Industrial Internet Consortium...
18 Of The Most Expensive iPhone And iPad Apps In The World (AAPL)
Apple's App Store is dominated by free and cheap apps.
But, there are more expensive options in the store, too.
And some are way more expensive.
Some...
Twitter Will Help Build A Learning Center For Homeless People Near Its Headquarters
Twitter and a nonprofit group called Compass Family Services are going to partner up to build a learning center where some of the city's...
Google Is Testing A Radical Gmail Redesign
Google is testing new features in Gmail that would radically redesign your inbox, according to leaked screenshots obtained by Geek.com.
It's worth noting that Google is...
Coldplay launches a worldwide #lyricshunt
In honor of @coldplay’s new album “Ghost Stories” out on May 19, the band used Twitter to create excitement, build engagement and give fans a...
10 Surprising Things You Can Make With A 3-D Printer Today
3-D printers have come a long way since the technology initially debuted in the early 1980s.
Like most technologies, today's 3-D printers have become smaller,...
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Is So Competitive, He Once Ranked No. 7 In The...
Ten thousand London taxi drivers are planning a strike next month to protest the rise of Uber, the app that lets private drivers charge...
Keeping your Twitter account safe
We know some of you occasionally have difficulty accessing your Twitter account, and whatever the circumstances may be, we want you to be able...
