T-Mobile Teases Sprint Subscribers With $200 A Line Bounty
Mobile phone carriers are interesting. They always seem to be trying their hardest to undercut the competition, and lure customers away from their current provider.…
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Scientists Say 2015 Will Likely Be "Warmest On Record"
Global Warming isn't so much an opinion when it comes to the World Meteorological Organization. They've said this week that the global average surface temperature…
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Should I Buy Cheap Electronics On Black Friday? Absolutely Not.
It's the time of year when electronics are sold at bare-minimum cost and appear to be good deals for those that wake up early. Black…
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Tech Tattoos Put A Working Circuit Board On Your Skin
Technology-imbued tattoos have been discussed many a times over the last year, but now, Chaotic Moon Studios, a creative technology start-up, has taken another step…
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VW Puts Glass To Work As Wearables Prove Enterprise Promise
Wearables like Glass may have struggled in public, but Volkswagen is all-smiles with its trial of "3D smart glasses" in car manufacturing. The automaker has…
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UK Carrier O2 Says Mobile Ad-Blocking A Possibility
Following similar comments from EE about doing the same, UK carrier O2 has said it's also considering options for allowing its customers to block all…
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Galaxy A7 Second Gen Smartphone Gets TENAA Clearance In China
Earlier this month we saw some images of the Galaxy A7 and its little sibling the Galaxy A5 leak. Those images gave us a look…
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Google To Debut Accelerated Mobile Pages In Early 2016
In early October, Google announced Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), its open-source initiative to reduce webpage load times for mobile users by building "light-weight" versions of…
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OWC Drive Dock Lets You Swap Bare SATA Drives On The Fly
These days, there's almost an external data storage solution for everyone and every need under the sun, from microSD cards for mobile, to USB flash…
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Huawei Mate 8 Pics Leak Highlighting Very Thin Bezels
Renderings of a coming Huawei smartphone have leaked and the device is called the Mate 8. What can be gleaned from the renderings is that…
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Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Lands In Gold Platinum For AT&T And Verizon
The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 smartphone has landed in a new color just in time for holiday shopping. The device is now offered in gold…
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UK Police Arrest 5th Teen Connected To TalkTalk Hacking
It's been a few weeks since we've heard from UK officials investigating the hacking of telecom company TalkTalk. The cyberattack, and subsequent ransom demand, occurred…
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Alphabet Life Sciences "Capicola" Health Tracker Seen At FCC
When Google's top brass cooked up the whole Alphabet soup, one of formerly Google managed projects that became a subsidiary of its own was Google…
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Windows Gets Open Source Google Play Music Desktop App
While all the web apps and services from Google are designed to run in the browser, sometimes its just easier to have some things running…
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90,000 Lumen LED Flashlight Could Illuminate A Baseball Field
Sometimes you need to shed a little light on whatever you are doing, and other times you need to flood the entire area with light…
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Nokia 230 And 230 Dual SIM Have Physical Buttons And A Touchscreen
Nokia has unveiled a pair of new phones that are the same with the only difference being one has dual SIM card slots. The devices…
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iOS 9 Hack Gives iPad Pro 3D Touch Peek And Pop
Apple's new 3D Touch functionality is currently only available on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. With its pressure sensitivity, 3D Touch enables features like…
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QNAP NAS TS-251+ And TS-451+ Are Ready For Virtualization
QNAP has unveiled a pair of new network attached storage devices including the dual bay TS-251+ and the quad bay TS-451+. Both of the storage…
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Updated Windows 10 This Month? Check Your Privacy Settings
Two weeks ago, Microsoft rolled out its so far biggest update to Windows 10, bringing in a couple of new customization features, improvements under the…
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Sony PS4 Tops 30M Sold Worldwide
Looks like Sony has its own reasons to be thankful for the PlayStation 4 this holiday week, about 30 million of them, in fact. The…
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Google Brings Down The Stratosphere To Test Project Loon
In order for Project Loon to be successful in bringing Internet connectivity to places where it is normally unavailable, the balloons that carry the equipment…
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EE's 4GEE Capture Cam Wearable Is Now Available
Wearable cameras, like the Narrative Clip, has been around for quite some time, trying, and failing, to give rise to a new activity called life-logging.…
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The First Capt. America: Civil War Trailer Is Finally Here
Another Marvel superhero film once uttered what is probably now the most overused and cliché aphorism about power and responsibility. Though it might have been…
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Tech Industry Reaffirms Stance Against Weakening Encryption
The violent events that befell Beirut, Paris, and most recently Nigeria, has once again given rise to the US government's favorite debate topic with the…
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Jolla In Trouble? Pre-Ordered Tablets Remain Undelivered
Perhaps Nokia's curse strikes again. Jolla, a company who rose from the Finnish giant's ashes, is in a bit of financial trouble. It has filed…
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OnePlus X Ceramic Edition Launched With Charity Auction
It's not all that unusual for OEMs to come out with limited special edition versions of their flagships. But when you consider that it's a…
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