Google Seriously Considered Researching Teleportation
Google's secretive Google X laboratory is where some of the company's brightest minds go to work so-called "moonshot" projects such as Google Glass and self-driving…
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How To Fix One Of The Galaxy S4's Most Infuriating Problems
There's a lot to like about Samsung's flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone; it's the fastest-selling Android phone ever for plenty of great reasons. As awesome as…
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Sprint-SoftBank Merger Receives Security Clearance
Sprint on Wednesday confirmed that it has received the go-ahead from the U.S. government to merge with Japanese carrier SoftBank. The Committee on Foreign Investment…
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Kim Dotcom Has Hollywood Studios Begging Google To Censor New Mega Service
Kim Dotcom's new Mega file hosting service has gotten the attention of Hollywood. Warner Bros. and NBC Universal have asked Google to remove Mega from…
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Apple Said To Be Under Pressure To Release $200 iPad Mini
While much of the concern about Apple's margins has come from speculation about the company's plans to release a cheaper version of the iPhone, the…
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Angry Birds Soda Gives Vendor An 85% Sales Boost
A leading Nordic beverage company, Olvi, just reported an 85% increase in soft drink sales and its impressive growth is attributed almost entirely to the new range…
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Sony Tries To Assuage Fears Over PlayStation 4 Used Game Policy - Still Offers No Details
Sony and Microsoft have left a lot of question marks surrounding the used game policies for their PlayStation 4 and Xbox One video game consoles.…
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Just How Flawed Are Wall Street's BlackBerry Store Checks?
Obviously, estimating smartphone sales volumes is fiendishly difficult. BlackBerry beat the Wall Street consensus on BlackBerry 10 device shipments by 100% in the February quarter.…
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Yahoo Reportedly Bidding At Least $600 Million For Hulu
So how much will it take for Yahoo to buy itself a stake in Hulu? According to a new report from AllThingsD, at least $600…
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Schmidt: If Governments Want Google To Pay More Taxes, They Should Change Tax Laws
Google chairman Eric Schmidt and Apple CEO Tim Cook may be rivals but they both agree that government officials need to look at themselves in…
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Xbox One Rumored To Include Remote Play; Siri-Like Features Coming To Kinect
A new report suggests that the next-generation Xbox One video game console will introduce a new way to play games with friends. According to Polygon,…
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WSJ: Google Developing Wireless Networks To Boost Internet Access In Africa, Asia
It is no secret that Google would like to be a wireless carrier. The company has long been rumored to be eyeing various partnerships to…
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How To Permanently Delete Snapchat Photos
Snapchat has taken the mobile world by storm. The application allows users to send pictures and videos to friends that will self-destruct after a maximum…
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Galaxy S4 Camera Found To Outperform iPhone 5, Lumia 920
A French firm that specializes in camera optics and image sensor analysis has found the camera on Samsung's latest flagship smartphone outperforms the iPhone 5 and…
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Why Is AT&T Milking Subscribers For An Extra $500 Million? 'Because They Can'
AT&T said earlier this week that it will add a new administrative fee to each of its wireless subscribers' monthly bills. The fee is only…
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How Cable Companies Offset Cord Cutters By Squeezing More Money From Internet Customers
Yes, the major cable companies are losing paid television subscribers and yes, they have stunningly low customer satisfaction ratings. But as The Atlantic's Derek Thompson…
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Skype Faces Trouble On Both Desktop And iPhone
It's no surprise that AIM and Yahoo Messenger are collapsing, with unique visitor counts declining by about 30-40% year on year, according to comScore. But…
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It's Official: Samsung's Galaxy S4 Is The Fastest-Selling Android Phone Ever
We all expected Samsung to reach its goal of selling 10 million Galaxy S4 smartphones into distribution channels within the phone's first month of availability.…
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Vermont Puts Foot Down On Patent Troll That Targeted Charities
Earlier this year we learned about a patent holding firm that came up with a novel way of making money by threatening to sue small…
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A World Without Wires: LTE Will Cover The Majority Of The World By 2018
As people continue to look for ways to "cut the cord" and move away from traditional cable services, right now they largely have no choice…
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Teens Turn To Tumblr To Escape Parents On Facebook
When you're a tween or teen who just has to repost that great porn GIF you just found, Facebook really isn't the place to do…
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SoftBank Grants Sprint Permission To Consider Dish Buyout
Japanese carrier SoftBank has granted Sprint a waiver allowing it to consider Dish's $25.5 billion bid for the company. The waiver gives Sprint permission to…
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NVIDIA Updates Tegra 4i Processor, Adds LTE-Advanced Support
In effort to curb ongoing market loss to Qualcomm and Samsung, NVIDIA has continued to aggressively upgrade its quad-core Tegra 4 mobile processor. The company…
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One Bad Sign For Yahoo's Tumblr Buy: Its History Of $1 Billion Duds
Yahoo turned some heads this week when it announced that it was paying $1.1 billion to buy blogging platform Tumblr, but this isn't the first…
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American ISPs Are Now Hated Even More Than Airlines
Major Internet service providers in the United States have long taken a beating in customer satisfaction surveys, but the latest survey from the American Customer…
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Samsung Takes On Google And Apple With Highest-Resolution Notebook Display In The World
Samsung on Monday announced a new super-high resolution display for laptop computers. The company revealed a 13.3-inch QHD display with a resolution of 3200 x…
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Dell's Experimental 'Computer-On-A-Stick' Shipping To Developers In July
One of the most intriguing concepts for the future of the PC industry we've heard lately has been Dell's Project Ophelia, a USB thumb drive-sized…
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