November, 2014 | Buzzitt

Snapchat gets in to the money transfer market with Snapcash

Snapchat has become one of the most popular mobile apps in the world by allowing users to share pictures and videos with each other for

Chromebooks have been approved for use in NYC’s 1,800 public schools

The New York City Department of Education has announced that it has approved the use of Google’s Chromebooks in the city’s public classrooms, which consist

HBO officially announces an adaption of Westworld

HBO has officially announced that it has order a full season of Westworld, a new television series that’s based on a hit book by Michael

Samsung strikes a deal with Apple to produce 80% of its A-series chips

A new rumor has sprouted that suggests that Apple has struck a major agreement with its chief rival in the mobile market, Samsung, in which

Wal-Mart stores are matching Amazon’s prizes ahead of Black Friday

With Black Friday just a couple of weeks away and the holiday season just around the corner, retailers are rushing to prepare for the massive

Microsoft is open-sourcing .NET and bringing it to Linux and OS X

Microsoft made a shocking announcement earlier this week when it revealed its plans to open source the full server-side .NET core stack, according to Geek

PlayStation Vue is Sony’s new cloud-based television service

Sony unveiled the PlayStation Vue earlier today, a new cloud-based television service that will combines live shows and on-demand content for delivery through Sony’s PlayStation

Proximity is Samsung’s answer to Apple’s iBeacon

Samsung launched Proximity yesterday, a technology that delivers content directly to people’s smartphones based on their location. This is the South Korean technology giant’s answer

Apple and Alibaba plan to rollout Apple Pay in China together

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is currently in talks with Apple to discuss the specifics of the rollout of Apple Pay in China. Alibaba says that