Google Is Tracking Some Employees For 100 Years Just To Monitor Their Happiness
Google is planning to "spy" on its employees for the next 100 years in order to find the secret recipe of keeping them happy and more…
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Video: Facebook Is Using Laser-Shooting Drones To Spread Internet Access
Facebook and Internet.org on Thursday announced the Connectivity Lab, a team that will work on connecting more people to the Internet by using some new…
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This App Just Made It Super-Easy For Android Users To Keep Their Passwords Secure
As we've mentioned in the past, passwords are an enormous pain, especially since keeping them secure these days often means switching them up every couple…
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Video: Here Are All The Best Game Trailers We Saw This Week
You've probably noticed that ever since the launch of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, BGR has been expanding its gaming coverage rather substantially, from…
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Apple's Ultimate Revenge: It Just Made Microsoft Relevant Again
"Windows" has one of the five biggest trending topics on Twitter this afternoon. All four of the top iPad apps measured by download volume in America are…
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Google Naps Leverages The Power Of Maps To Find A Cool Place To Sleep In
Google Naps is a new service that allows tired users to find a place to sleep nearby by leveraging the power of Google's Google Maps…
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BlackBerry's Long, Hard Slog Back To Respectability
BlackBerry's fourth-quarter earnings were markedly better than expected, with its loss of $0.08 per share a share significantly better than the consensus estimate of a $0.67…
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NightSky, One Of The Most Beautiful And Creative Physics-Based iOS Games Ever, Is Now Free
If you're looking for a fun and creative game for you iPhone or iPad, look no further. NightSky is easily one of the most beautiful…
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Roku Blasts Apple TV As A Money-Losing iPad Accessory
Speaking at Re/code's Code/Media event on Thursday, Roku CEO Anthony Wood took several shots at competitors, focusing specifically on Apple, suggesting his company isn't at…
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BlackBerry To Release 3 New High-End Devices Targeted Toward 'Keyboard Aficionados'
As we've written before, BlackBerry's high-end smartphone strategy seems to involve largely ignoring the masses who want touchscreen-only phones and focussing on the keyboard-loving diehards…
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The Good News For BlackBerry: BBM Is Still A Huge Hit
Although BlackBerry posted a much narrower loss than analysts expected last quarter, this piece of good news was somewhat offset by the fact that the…
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BlackBerry Q4 Loss Much Narrower Than Expected But Revenue Sinks Below $1 Billion
BlackBerry's last earnings report was truly a thing of spellbinding horror as the company had just taken down its "for sale" sign and posted earnings…
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iPads No Longer Good Enough For Russia To Handle 'Confidential Information'
Russian ministers have decided to swap iPads for Samsung tablets out of fear that the Apple devices may not be secure enough anymore to handle sensitive information.…
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Video: Here's How Google Handles 50,000 Government Requests In A Year
In every transparency report from Google since 2009, the number of requests from the government has increased at a steady pace, but 2013 represents the largest…
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At Long Last, Microsoft Brings Office To The iPad
It's taken a while but the moment has finally arrived for iPad users who are also fans of Microsoft's world-class productivity software. Microsoft on Thursday announced…
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Amazon To Finally Unveil Its Apple TV, Chromecast Rival Next Week
After countless months of rumors, it looks like Amazon is finally getting ready to take the wraps off its TV set-top box. Unnamed sources tell…
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This Amazing Interactive 6GB Photo Of Our Galaxy Took NASA 10 Years To Capture
The photo you see above is one minuscule portion of a staggeringly massive infrared panoramic photo captured by NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope that manages to squeeze…
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Legit Google Play Apps Found To Be Covertly Mining Digital Currency
In addition to Android apps sideloaded from unsecure third parties, which can contain malicious code that can turn devices into slow cryptocurrency miners, antivirus provider…
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This Tiny Dongle Can Solve Your Android Storage Worries
Leef on Wednesday announced a new accessory for Android smartphones and tablets that can help users solve any storage-related issues, especially for devices that don't…
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'Prism-Proof' Tech Allows Websites To Encrypt All Your Data
MIT researchers are working together with the Meteor Development Group on a Mylar project that would allow companies to offer customers fully encrypted Internet services,…
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Samsung Designed An Entirely New OS Just For The Gear Fit
Samsung is currently flooding the market with wearable devices. It sells the Galaxy Gear 2, which is its full-featured smartwatch, alongside the Gear 2 Neo, a…
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Survey: 33% Of iPhone Owners Would Shell Out $300 On Contract For A Bigger iPhone 6
Tim Cook's eyes might turn into big fat dollar signs once he sees new survey data published by Raymond James analyst Tavis McCourt. Per Barron's,…
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Google Denies Snooping On Gmail Users To Hunt Down Leaks
Responding to allegations from TechCrunch former editor Michael Arrington that Google had accessed his Gmail email address to trace a leak from inside the company,…
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Samsung's 12.2-Inch Pro Tablets Already Seen As A Flop
Samsung launched a new Pro family of tablets a few months ago, comprised of devices with screens from 8.4 to 12.2 inches that are already available…
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Notch Says Facebook Creeps Him Out, Cancels Minecraft For Oculus Rift
Not a lot of people are happy about Facebook's acquisition of the Oculus Rift, but Notch might be the most upset of us all. In…
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AT&T Mobility CEO Says Netflix Should Pay A Traffic Tax, Not Customers
AT&T pulled in a staggering $128.8 billion in revenue in 2013. The company's operating income for the full year totaled more than $30 billion. According to the…
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CEO John Chen Declares War On BlackBerry Leakers
BlackBerry CEO John Chen really doesn't mess around. In a new blog post on BlackBerry's official website, Chen vowed to crack down on leaks of…
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