Big Survey Suggests That Apple's iPhone 6 Is Going To Make A Killing
It has become a forgone conclusion that each year's iPhone launch is the biggest smartphone launch to date. With Apple's current record sitting at a staggering…
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The Truth About Google And Evil
Last year's annual Google I/O conference opened with a painfully long keynote presentation capped off by a wonderfully moving speech from CEO Larry Page, and…
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Building An Arsenal: Samsung Filed 3 Times More Smartphone Patents Than Apple In 2013
Samsung has apparently had enough of being bullied by Apple in the global smartphone patent war, and it has no intentions of taking the matter…
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Google Is Going To Start Making Killer Hardware Thanks To A Major Personnel Move
When Google acquired Nest earlier this year, we knew the justification would be multifaceted. Not only was Google picking up one of the hottest smart…
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This One Story Shows Why People Love Working For Google
Google employees work hard but they seem to absolutely love it. People who work for the search titan are routinely listed as the happiest employees…
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How Google Will Give Android Wear A Huge Head Start Months Before The iWatch Comes Out
The next generation of wearable tech is nearly upon us. CNET reports that Samsung is preparing to unveil an Android Wear smartwatch at Google I/O this…
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This Might Be One Other Way The iWatch Will Trump Competitors
Both Reuters and The Wall Street Journal have provided several details about the iWatch in recent days, with both publication confirming an October launch for the device.…
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Acclaimed Critic Rips Apart Amazon's Fire Phone, Calls It 'Dead On Arrival'
Bob Lefsetz is best known for his commentary on the music industry, but he branches out from time to time. The acclaimed critic's analyses on…
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WSJ: Multiple iWatch Models Coming Soon With Exciting New Tech
After Reuters on Thursday revealed that Apple's upcoming smartwatch will arrive in October, featuring a 2.5-inch display and wireless charging, The Wall Street Journal came out…
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Three Possible iWatch Features Revealed In New Patents
In case it wasn't obvious that Apple is working on some sort of wearable device, now we have three newly revealed Apple patents that detail…
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Stop Us If You've Heard This Before: Apple And Samsung Reportedly Near A Patent Truce
Apple and Samsung may be closer to a ceasefire when it comes to their never-ending patent wars, according to a report from The Korea Times.…
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Elon Musk: Yes, We Should Fear Terminator-Style Artificial Intelligence
Elon Musk doesn't invest in many companies, but when he does, you should probably pay attention, especially when that company is an artificial intelligence company.…
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YouTube Prepares Paid Music Service, Blocks Labels That Don't Sign On
After months of speculation, YouTube has finally confirmed the existence of its subscription service for music, but unfortunately, not everyone is on board. As Robert…
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The Amazon Smartphone's Secret Weapon: Prime Data
Amazon is preparing to release its first smartphone this summer and the device will include a variety of hardware and software features that are unlike…
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The Senate Is Still Trying To Jam Through Its Hugely Controversial Cybersecurity Bill
The federal government refuses to let one of the most controversial Internet bills ever conceived die. CISPA, as it was known when it was introduced in…
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Game Of Thrones Finale Shatters Piracy Records With 2PB Of Illegal Downloads
The finale of the fourth Game of Thrones season shattered all previous illegal download records, TorrentFreak reports. First, a quarter-million people shared a single file at…
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Time Warner Cable Can't Even Handle The Most Basic Internet Service: Delivering Emails
It's not unusual for email services to occasionally go down. But to have them go down for days on end without any official estimate of…
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How To Be Completely Anonymous Online
Being anonymous online is very difficult in the current Internet landscape that's filled with companies and government agencies looking to either keep tabs on your…
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Here Are All The Lucky Places Where Comcast Is Testing Home Broadband Caps
You know how much you love your Comcast service? Well then just wait until you start getting hit with overage fees for using it too…
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Verizon Lobbyists Are Arguing That Net Neutrality Could Be Harmful To Disabled Americans
Verizon lobbyists are apparently on the prowl on Capitol Hill with new anti-net neutrality arguments, Mother Jones has learned, telling congressional staffers that Verizon needs…
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Showdown: Everything You Need To Know About The Top Streaming Music Services
Amazon quietly took the wraps off of its new streaming music service earlier this week, and the reception thus far has been mixed. Some see…
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Facebook Started Using Your History For Targeted Ads - Here's How To Stop It
Good news, Facebook users: the ads Facebook shows you are about to hit much closer to home now that Facebook is using your history to display targeted ads. Don't…
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Cord Cutters Might Be The Biggest Losers In The AT&T-DirecTV Merger
AT&T hasn't exactly been overwhelming us with good reasons to support its merger with DirecTV so far. Unsurprisingly, its latest regulatory filing hasn't really changed any…
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Breakthrough In Solar Cell Tech Paves The Way For Cheaper Access To The Sun's Power
Two scientists from the University of Toronto have figured out a way to create cheaper, lighter and more flexible solar cells, CNET reports, which could…
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The FCC Wants States To Stop Killing Municipal Fiber Networks That Put Cable To Shame
Over the past several years, we've seen brave state legislatures rise up to tackle the most dangerous threat to the American way of life: Small…
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Despite What Time Warner Cable Says, We Really Do Need Bigger, Faster Internet Services
Time Warner Cable earlier this year said that it just doesn't see why it should create a high-speed fiber network on par with Google Fiber…
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Comcast Is Turning Your Home Routers Into Public Wi-Fi Hotspots - Here's How To Disable Them
Comcast has a brand new feature for its Internet subscribers called Xfinity Wi-Fi, but it's going about it the wrong way, likely making even more…
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