Grandma Malware Warning: Smartphone App Downloads Of Death
If you're reading this article, chances are you're the person in your family that does all the tech support. Today we've got a bit of…
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BMW Says It Won't Give Up The Alphabet Domain, Trademark
Google's Larry Page introduced Alphabet yesterday, a holding company that will, as far as consumers go, not change much. You probably have noticed that Google…
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Moto G Review 2015 (3rd Gen)
Motorola continues to run the low-cost mid-range smartphone game with their 3rd-generation Moto G here in the year 2015. When they released the first Moto…
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Columbia House Files For Bankruptcy After 20 Lackluster Years
After about 20 years of declining sales, Columbia House has filed for bankruptcy. The chapter 11 bankruptcy will involve the business being auctioned off to…
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Beetlejuice 2 Movie Just Became Official
Early last year Michael Keaton said he was game for doing a sequel to Beetlejuice if Tim Burton was up for it, and after more…
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The Universe Is Dying - Across All Wavelengths
While it's been widely accepted that the Universe is slowly fading since the late 1990s, a study published today shows the great extent to which…
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Satechi Aluminum Power Strip Heads Up USB Movement With IC Smart Tech
Inside the Satechi Aluminum Power Strip is a piece of technology that'll be most appreciated by those that want to save every bit of precious…
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Microsoft: Glitch Preventing Windows 10 Store Downloads Will Be Fixed Soon
While Microsoft's much-anticipated (or dreaded, depending on your situation) rollout of Windows 10 has been fairly smooth for most users, this weekend a bug surfaced…
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Google Did Not Just Turn Into Alphabet
In the past half-day since Google announced Alphabet, there's been just as much confusion as there has been understanding. What Google didn't do was turn…
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Galaxy Note 5 Detail Run-Down Released: Every Single Photo
With only a few more days left before the final Unpacked event, Samsung hype for the Galaxy Note 5 reaches a fever pitch. Today we're…
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Apple Pay To Be Accepted At Rite Aid Starting August 15
Well, it looks the Rite Aid company has made a drastic 180-degree turn in its contactless mobile payments policies. The pharmacy and drug store chain…
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Research Suggests Music Might One Day Help With Epilepsy Treatments
A group of researchers from Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center have made a new discovery about those with epilepsy and how the brain processes…
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Russia Threatening Nation-Wide Reddit Ban Over Drug Posts
The Russian government has said it's considering a nation-wide block on the social website Reddit over concerns about easily accessible information on growing and acquiring…
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BedJet V2 Controls The Climate Between The Sheets
In winter months, you can always add more blankets or electric blankets to your bed to keep you nice and toasty. In summer months, things…
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Google Is Indexing Images From PDF Files
It’s no secret that Google wants to index everything that is attached to the internet. The search giant spends huge sums of money in an…
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PlayStation Plus Subscription Prices To Increase In UK
Bad news for PlayStation gamers in the UK today: the subscription prices for two of the PlayStation Plus plans are increasing next month. The one-month…
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iPhone 6s Will No Longer Yield, Claims Bendgate Specialist
It seems that theories on why the upcoming iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are slightly larger, if not thicker, might have some bearing after all.…
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Study Claims That The Universe Is Slowly Dying
The conclusion to an astronomical study has been published that claims the universe is slowly dying. The results of the study claims to have established…
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Stagefright Patches Hitting Galaxy S5, Note 4, Note Edge On T-Mobile & Verizon
While Google's Nexus devices have already been confirmed to be some of the first phones to get patched for the recent Android vulnerability Stagefright, other…
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Samsung Documents Leak Hinting At Galaxy S7 With Snapdragon 820
Samsung is always working on the next big thing when it comes to smartphones. The Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are old news on the…
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Amazon's Custom Bookerly Font Hits More Kindle Models
Amazon has released a set of updates for its Kindle devices that adds the company's own font, "Bookerly," following its debut earlier this year on…
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Xbox One DVR To Launch In US, UK, And Canada
Microsoft announced last week that the Xbox One DVR would initially land in three countries at launch. Those three countries are the US, Canada, and…
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Hamburg, Germany To Test First Smart Road In Europe
Hamburg, Germany has been chosen as the first location in Europe for testing of smart roads to begin. The Hamburg Port authority and Cisco built…
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Tiny "RollJam" Device Can Unlock Car, Garage Doors
High tech smart cars aren't the only one susceptible to getting hacked. Even not so smart cars and garage doors that use wireless keys are…
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Facebook Security Hole Remains Open Months After Report
Android users can relax. This isn't about you this time. This time, it's Facebook's turn to take the hot seat. Not that it has completely…
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Windows 10 IoT Core Is Out, Powers Air Hockey Robot
Following up on its promise to woo hackers, makers, and tinkerers. Microsoft is making available the first ever general release of the Windows 10 version…
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OnePlus 2 Fans In North America Will Have To Wait 2-3 Weeks More
Is this an omen of things to come? The self-proclaimed "2016 flagship killer" hasn't even begun shipping yet and it's already a bit of bad…
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