One Simple Chart Shows How Severely Apple's iPhone Is Crushing The Competition
Business is a game of numbers and while Apple doesn't have the lion's share of the ridiculously lucrative mobile phone market in terms of market share,…
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Even More Evidence That The iPhone 5c Is A Flop Across The Globe
Odd though it may seem, selling a significantly less powerful and less appealing smartphone for barely any discount compared to your flagship smartphone isn't a…
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Almost One-Third Of U.S. Households Have No Choice For Broadband Internet Service
Nearly one-third of households in the United States have either no choice for home broadband Internet service, or no options at all. The frightening statistic…
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Netflix Service Speeds Up After Company Agrees To Pay Comcast 'Ransom'
Following news that Comcast and Netflix had reached a deal whereby Netflix would pay the Internet Service Provider a fee in order to ensure Netflix…
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Two Simple Maps Show Us How Comcast Is About To Take Over The Country
As it stands today, Comcast is a massive service provider that controls home and business broadband offerings across a number of key markets. Following the…
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Every Single Satellite Orbiting Earth, In A Single Image
As we gear up for an era where space travel becomes more common thanks to the efforts of companies like Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic and…
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Facebook's Android App Wants To Do Strange Things To Your Phone
In a post on Geektime, My Permissions CEO Olivier Amar points us to the new permissions in the Facebook Android application that are a bit…
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Review: The Best Fitness Band In The World Is One I Swore I'd Never Even Try
The Jawbone UP was the best fitness tracker I had ever used. From design, to accuracy, to the accompanying software, everything about the UP was…
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The Most Important Thing You'll See Today: Internet Censorship World Map
In developed countries, it's easy to take the Internet for granted. It's such a big part of our lives, and access is so readily available,…
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Review: Thief For The PlayStation 4
Thief might be the fastest-paced stealth game I've ever played. Garrett, the master thief and reluctant protagonist, is swift, agile and sturdy, three traits that…
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Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze (Wii U) Review
In many ways Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze is as faithful of a sequel to the beloved Super Nintendo series as any fan could hope…
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These Six Organizations Secretly Run The Internet
Who runs the Internet? Is it Google, the global search leader that trades fantastic free services for borderline frightening insights into user behavior? Is it…
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The Post-PC Era Takes Shape: Apple Devices Outsold Windows In Q4
Recent research from analyst Benedict Evans reveals that in the fourth quarter last year, Apple shipped more "computers" than all of Microsoft's Windows partners combined. Evans counted…
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The Stink Continues: Apple Investigating Smelly Retail Stores
A week ago, we shared Rocco Pendola's story over at The Street about the body odor problem at the Santa Monica Apple store. After speaking to…
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Apple's iWatch Is So Complex It Needs Physiologists To Help Finish It
Apple is looking to hire physiologists who can "design and run user studies related to cardiovascular fitness & energy expenditure." This job listing effectively confirms…
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Three Charts Explain Everything You Need To Know About Apple, Google And Microsoft
While hardcore tech fanboys typically think that their favorite company is motivated solely by being "good" as its rivals are hellbent on being "evil," most…
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In The Age Of Content Creation, Why Don't Upload Speeds Match Download?
For a brief period of time, the Internet at large served the consuming masses. For those who can recall the day the mainstream public discovered…
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Here's What Happens When A Huge Apple Fan Visits A Samsung Galaxy Store
Beyond its big presence in Best Buy stores across the country, Samsung also has a few showrooms of its own scattered about. One such location…
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Verizon Denies Reports Of Netflix Throttling Following Net Neutrality's Death
Have U.S. Internet users' worst fears just been realized? A new report from iScan Online programmer David Raphael claims to confirm that Verizon, which you might…
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Precarious Permanence: Cementing Your Legacy 140 Characters At A Time
It pains me greatly to acknowledge it, but blurting out whatever comes to mind on Twitter, Facebook or any number of social channels is a…
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Apple Retail Stores Stink... Literally
Apple is known for sweating the smallest details in its retail stores: the floors come from a family-owned quarry outside of Florence, Italy; the glass…
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Watch 63 Years Of Climate Change In One Horrifying GIF
Global warming is still the topic of much debate, but a short video posted recently by NASA is fairly convincing. The 15-second animation, which was…
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How To Find The Invisible Internet
The rabbit hole that is the Internet goes much deeper than most people know. In fact, the World Wide Web as we know it represents…
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Form Meets Function: What Google's Nest Acquisition Says About Our Technological Future
Nest. Outside of the hardcore tech following, and maybe one level beyond that, no one on Earth had heard of this company prior to January…
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How To Disappear Online
President Obama is getting ready to announce some major changes to the NSA and the various spying programs we have learned so much about in recent…
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Google Just Made It So Strangers Can Email Your Gmail Account - Here's How To Stop Them
Google on Thursday unveiled a new Gmail feature – emailing Google+ users whose email address you actually don't know. Moving forward, Gmail will suggest Google+…
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Digital Movie Sales Are On The Rise As Rentals Fall Off The Charts
When was the last time you bought a DVD or a Blu-ray? If you're part of the ever-increasing majority of the U.S., it's probably far…
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