Samsung promises a “flood of devices” powered by Tizen this year
There have been a cacophony of promises, rumors, and speculations regarding Tizen over the last two years or so, but 2015 is gearing up to
Google is testing out its modular smartphone in Puerto Rico
Remember Phonebloks, that interesting idea for a modular smartphone that popped up about a year and a half ago? If you need a refresher you
Details on the Apple Watch’s Companion app have been leaked
The launch of the much-anticipated Apple Watch is just a couple of months away and one of the biggest questions people have is how the
Microsoft has ended mainstream support for Windows 7 today
Bad news for Windows 7 users: as of today, Microsoft is officially ending mainstream support for the operating system. You shouldn’t let that worry you
Samsung considers rolling out more Windows Phones in 2015
Windows Phone is the world’s third most popular mobile operating system, but it’s a very, very distant third behind the behemoths that dominate the industry:
Ford Escape gets Labeled as ‘Multi-talented’
It’s hard to write an unbiased article about the first vehicle I purchased on my own, but I’ll try to put the Ford Escape’s place
Spotify and vinyl records emerge as 2014’s music victors
According to Nielsen SoundScan, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, 2014 was a really bad year for digital music sales but an insanely good
This simple hacking tool reminds us how important secure passwords are
Internet companies and security groups would be hard pressed to make people more aware of how dangerous it is to use easy-to-guess passwords such as
Marvel’s Ant-Man Preview Teaser Trailer is Clever
We are not fans of trailer teasers. Sure, it builds the excitement, but isn’t a trailer supposed to do that anyway? Why build up to
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