Android apps collect a disturbing amount of data on their users
Many apps need your permission to access various parts of your smartphone before they can work, and many of us simply grant them this permission
Month: December 2014
Microsoft could be working on an entirely new web browser
There was a time when Internet Explorer was the undisputed king of web browsers, with its market share exceeding 80% for much of the last
Xiaomi is on the fast track to surpassing Samsung and Apple
Considering how the company doesn’t sell any products outside of mainland China and a few other Asian nations, it’s no surprise that Xiaomi (pronounced “shou-me”)
The Road to Relevance: Kodak’s Post-Bankruptcy Emergence
There was a time when the Eastman Kodak Company was synonymous with photography. Back in the days when people used film-based cameras to take photos,
PlayStation Now is coming to Samsung Smart TVs next year
Sony’s PlayStation Now service is currently only available on Sony devices, such as PlayStation consoles and the company’s Bravia line of smart televisions, but that’s
BitTorrent may have a way for Sony to release The Interview
These past few weeks have been an absolute nightmare for Sony Pictures thanks to the recent hack by the group known as the Guardians of
Hulu secures a landmark exclusivity deal to take on Netflix
When you want to watch your favorite movies and television shows, you only have three (legal) options. The first option is to flip on your
2015 Mazda5: A Minivan With Some “Zoom Zoom”
As minivans go the Mazda5 is a very nice choice. In keeping with the aggressive engine lineups Mazda offers along with the outstanding size and
Sony Pictures hackers offer to withhold employee information
In what is probably the most unexpected twist in the recent Sony Pictures hack, the hacking group has actually decided to be somewhat courteous and
France’s space agency is assisting Google with Project Loon
Google is most known for Android, the most popular smartphone operating system in the world, as well as its web-based products such as Search, Gmail,