iPhones Released In 2018 Could Sport Only Chips From Intel, Qualcomm Shares Fall In Response
Feb 08, 2018 08:26 am UTC| Technology
The spat between Qualcomm and Apple over licensing fees that escalated into full-on legal war has necessitated several changes for the Cupertino firm. Now, reports are circulating that all iPhones that will be released in...
SpaceX Falcon Heavy Green Lit For Launch, Space Community Abuzz With Anticipation
Feb 08, 2018 08:25 am UTC| Technology
The launch of the Falcon Heavy rocket has been long in the making. Now, SpaceX has received the green light from the federal government to finally send the largest rocket in history into space and the community is simply...
PUBG Bans Over 1 Million Players For Cheating
Feb 08, 2018 08:25 am UTC| Technology
As if the past actions of PUBG Corp. havent proven the companys commitment to stop cheating clearly enough, over one million players were recently banned from PlayerUnknowns Battlegrounds for using a tool called ReShade....
Former Employees Of Apple, Facebook, And Google Form Anti-Tech Addiction Coalition
Feb 08, 2018 08:24 am UTC| Technology
Tech addiction has been a problem for some time now, with the obvious signs showing up rather early in the information age. However, tech companies have been unwilling to deal with the issue because it might hurt their...
Apple Music Is Slowly Beating Spotify, Faster Paid User Growth
Feb 06, 2018 02:44 am UTC| Technology
When Apple announced that it was launching a paid music streaming service called Apple Music, it was widely criticized for copying Spotify. Fast-forward three years later and it seems the service is quickly gaining steam,...
Intel’s Smart glasses Look So Normal, It’s Freaky
Feb 06, 2018 02:26 am UTC| Technology
Smart glasses are usually easy to spot because they come with obvious signs of tech additions such as a camera. Intels new smart glasses called Vaunt have none of the obvious features associated with the wearables,...
$120 Million Mind-Controlled Robot Arm Given To Florida Man For Testing
Feb 06, 2018 02:20 am UTC| Technology
Prosthetics seems to be advancing at an exponential level. A man from Florida who lost his arm to cancer was just given a robotic arm that can be controlled with his mind and costs $120 million to make. The arm will be...
South Africa’s plan to move away from coal: 8 steps to make it succeed
Germany lowers voting age to 16 for the European elections
IceCube researchers detect a rare type of energetic neutrino sent from powerful astronomical objects