Lenovo P70 - A 17" Mobile Workstation For Demanding Pros
Joining Lenovo’s newly introduced P50 model comes the larger P70 mobile workstation. This model features a larger 17-inch display, trading the thinner and lighter design…
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Lenovo P50 Laptop Is Maker's Thinnest, Lightest Workstation
Lenovo has introduced its new ThinkPad P series laptops at the SIGGRAPH 2015 conference. Among the new laptops is the ThinkPad P50 model, a mobile…
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Snapdragon 412, 212 Pushes The Low-End Even Higher
Qualcomm has received a lot of flak for the Snapdragon 810 and its overheating infamy. But while that is indeed big news, it is so…
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Samsung's New SSD 3D V-NAND Chips Boast 256 Gigabits
Before you get too excited, that wasn't a typo in the title. It's really gigabits, not gigabytes. That means 8 bits for every byte, meaning…
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The Walking Dead's Patient Zero Has Been Revealed
If you’re a fan of the show, you know by now that the so-called prequel — more aptly described as a companion series — to…
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Magic Cube Is A Levitating Laser Display For Your Treasures
If that levitating speaker has given you a fondness for floating objects, the new Magic Cube will satisfy your showcasing needs. Magic Cube is basically…
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Snapchat's New 'Travel Mode' Reduces Data Usage
Snapchat has pushed out updates for its Android and iOS apps, and they both benefit from a handful of new features as a result. For…
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Study: Ad-Blocking Software Use Is Rising At Breakneck Speed
AdBlock and apps like it are the bane of ad-supported websites, and an occasional bit of browser extension-based guilt for users. On one hand, no…
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Alphabet: Everything You Need To Know
Alphabet is a company created by the founders of Google. At its inception, Alphabet will have Larry Page as CEO and Sergey Brin as President.…
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Spotify Tipped In Move Away From Ad-Supported Streaming
Spotify users could be seeing a big change in how the service operates starting early next year, according to sources. The music streaming service is…
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Google Reveals Alphabet, Leadership Restructured
Google, at least Google as you've come to know it, is no more. Google co-founder Larry Page announced today the upcoming arrival of Alphabet, a…
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Hulu Saves You From Yourself, Says No To Binge Watching
Netflix, as any subscriber knows, is all about entertainment gluttony (not that it explicitly encourages such behavior). The video streaming service elects to drop full…
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Report: China's Spies Have Been Reading US Officials' Emails Since 2010
China has been accused in recent months of orchestrating a massive hack against the U.S. government's Office of Personnel Management, the insurance company Anthem, and…
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Butterflies Face Extinction In Face Of Climate Change
A new study shows that butterfly populations do not thrive in warm, arid environments when climate change is quick. Using records from the last big…
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Security Issues In Some Android Handsets Leave Fingerprints Exposed
A team of researchers with FireEye have discovered a serious security vulnerability in some Android phones involving biometric security. The flaw leaves fingerprints open to…
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Space Lettuce: Astronauts Eat First-Ever Off-World Veggies
The first fresh food grown in a microgravity environment - off of the planet Earth - have been consumed by astronauts aboard the International Space…
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Plex For iOS Gets Complete Overhaul With New Update
The Plex for iOS app has been updated, the company announced today. A long while has passed since the app was last updated, and Plex…
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Picpal Takes Snapchat-Like Sharing To A New, More Interesting Place
The app Picpal takes real-time selfie-collages with an app that amps up the entertainment and ease of use presented in Snapchat. With this app, users…
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Study Shows Why Goat Eyes Have Horizontal Pupils
This week a study has been published which shows why 214 land animals have certain types of eyes. Goats, for example, have horizontal pupils, while…
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Star Wars TV Trailer's New First Order Scene Analyzed
Earlier today a new view of the ice planet that hosts Star Wars: The Force Awakens' "First Order" crew has arrived in trailer form. The…
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Omate Smart Ring Vibrates Only When One Specific Person Calls
This certainly isn't the first "smart ring" we've heard of on the tech scene, with many claiming to bring gestures to everything from changing TV…
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Alfa Romeo SUV Expected To Land In 2016 According To FCA CEO
SUVs are some of the most popular vehicles on the road today and just about every automaker big and small either have a complete fleet…
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iPhone 6s Display Detailed In Video, Supports Force Touch Claims
A new video has surfaced from a repair shop specializing in iPhone parts that compares the alleged display from the "iPhone 6s" and the existing…
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Hangouts 4.0 For Android Is Finally Here
Drop the pitchforks, Android users, because Google has finally released Hangouts 4.0 for your favorite Nexus, Galaxy, or other Android device. Following on more than…
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Android Vulkan Will Actually Make Use Of Newer, More Powerful Phones
This week the folks at Google behind developer support for Android have pushed for a much more optimized environment for 3D rendering. Not 3D printing…
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Making A Case For The Stylus Today
With Samsung's next Unpacked event coming up in a few days, and a new Galaxy Note phablet with it, our minds might naturally begin to…
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Facebook Research Shows 'Haha' Is More Popular Than 'Lol'
Facebook has revealed data with a surprising result about how users express laughter these days: "haha" and similar variations are used more than the iconic…
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