Can technology make car buying more transparent?
The car business has gone through many shifts since the dawn of the internet. The old notions that car dealers are trying to “rip people
Month: February 2015
Sesame Street made its own House of Cards parody
What does House of Cards, Sesame Street, and The Three Little Pigs have in common? All three of them have been combined into a creative
Steam now has more than 125 million active users
It’s easy to track users on consoles due to the fact that each console uses a single dedicated platform created by the company that developed
Did this risqué smartphone commercial deserve to be banned?
Kazam’s new Tornado 348 smartphone isn’t off to a very good start thanks to a recent ad that has been banned in the United Kingdom
Facebook takes another hit in Europe with their privacy policy
For a company so large, fighting regulations around the world can be a daunting task. Facebook has had its share of challenges with their privacy
Can Yahoo make money on apps?
For all of their ups and downs, one thing that can be said about Yahoo! is that they’re willing to try new things. Some have
Expedia is consolidating the online travel market with another acquisition
Expedia is on a buying spree, one that seems to be consolidating the travel website market. The company acquired Travelocity for $280 million last month
Google is working on a new service to combat Apple Pay
Apple Pay might not have been the first mobile payments service to enter the market but it has certainly risen to become on the most
Google takes on proposed ‘Rule 41’ search and seizure change
It isn’t just the big attacks on privacy like SOPA that get Google’s attention. The technology giant has its eyes on the government on small
GM ex-CEO warns Apple about vehicular ambitions
Forgive him for being skeptical, but he’s been there, done that. Former General Motors CEO is skeptical about Apple’s desire to build cars and is