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When it came to the general public, Google Glass didn’t fare so well. Turns out it was better in theory than practice (more on that below). But the tech giant is doing their best to adjust to that unfortunate (for them) development, and has instead switched it up to market itself as a tool designed […]
A recent leak of iPhone 11 case moldings appear to show that all three models will feature a rounded-square bump on the back in the top left corner of the device housing a new camera design. Alleged next iPhone case moldings show what we discussed in our story last week in terms of new […]
The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the antitrust lawsuit centered around Apple’s signature marketplace, the App Store, will be allowed to move forward. The plaintiffs in the suit have argued that Apple uses its monopoly power over its App Store to overcharge consumers. The technology powerhouse reportedly takes a 30 percent commission from the software […]
Hackers were able to lift 7,000 Bitcoin (over $40 million) from Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, CNBC reports. Binance described the digital heist, which occurred Tuesday (May 7), as a “large scale security breach,” as the thieves used several attack strategies and were also able to access user information such as login authentication codes. The platform […]
During Google‘s I/O developer conference, the company announced two new smartphones: the Pixel 3a and the 3a XL. Image via Google Coming in at $399 and $479 respectively, the new phones are half the price of their older siblings. CNN notes the 3a and 3a XL are meant to be budget-friendly alternatives to their predecessors, with global […]
The hype surrounding Apple‘s next-generation iPhones is getting stronger and stronger. Though the tech giant has yet to reveal solid details about the iPhone 11, or iPhone XI, a number leaks and rumors suggest there are big changes in store. We’ve heard reports about a three-lens rear camera, a 12MP front camera, a USB-C port, and the return […]
The death of physical video game media draws ever closer. Brick and mortar stores like GameStop are closing up. We no longer buy video game discs and cartridges, used or otherwise; we download our games to our consoles via high-speed wireless connections and curate digital libraries. Eventually, we’ll subscribe to and stream our games from […]
Facebook boss and alleged goat ingester Mark Zuckerberg gave a keynote address this week about the site’s future privacy plans, an event that would have been ridiculous enough given their history with the topic. For added ridiculousness, Zuckerberg used the opportunity to attempt a joke on the issue that, unsurprisingly, appears to have not connected at all. […]
According to Bloomberg, wireless customers aren’t exactly rushing to buy new phones, which is bad for the companies that put them out. To back that up AT&T and Verizon stated that their upgrade rate dropped to a record low this past quarter. The cause of this development appears to be high prices (a.k.a. 1000 bucks) […]
Donald Trump had a closed-door meeting with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on April 23 and reportedly spent a good chunk of the meeting complaining about losing followers. According to anonymous sources who spoke to the Washington Post, Trump questioned Dorsey directly about the dip in his follower count following Twitter’s purge of bots from the platform. Trump […]
