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500,000 French riders of UberPOP in jeopardy due to the service’s legality
Following Uber’s taxi drivers going on a riot in France and the arrest of two of the company’s top executives, the San Francisco…
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Samsung and Oppo have two weeks to defend their bloatware in China
Samsung and Oppo will be under intense legal scrutiny, as the Shanghai Consumer Rights Protection said that it’ll be taking action against the…
Technology
Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook want to enter your mind
Mark Zuckerberg has been daydreaming. Ironically enough, it would seem that a daydream is all it takes for Facebook to turn on a…
Technology
YouTube enables streaming at 60fps on Android and iOS
Now both iOS and Android devices can stream YouTube videos at 60fps, the Google-owned video-streaming service announced the feature on Tuesday. The announcement…
Technology
Samsung Galaxy A8 leaks in brochure ahead of launch in South Korea
Samsung’s forthcoming Galaxy A8 has yet again been spotted, this time around in a leaked brochure giving us a pretty clear indication of…
Technology
Casio to join jam-packed smartwatch market in 2016, costs $400
Back as early as a few years ago, Apple was rumored to have an iWatch in store. The company didn’t release it, but…
Science
Elon Musk grans $7m to keep the Artificial Intelligence under Human control
Elon Musk wants to make sure that artificial intelligence doesn’t get too powerful. He has been overtly vocal throughout the last year, letting…
Science
Woolly Mammoth genome sequencing reveals TRPV3 is the cold resistance gene
The woolly mammoth and the modern elephant are two animals that have historically been compared a great deal. That is because they have…
Editorials
Google Photos app labels black friends as “Gorillas,” Search Giant issues an apology
Google touted its Photos app, now detached from the company’s social media app, Google+, as revolutionary and enhancing to the current photos experience.…
Editorials
John Legere vs Marcelo Claure: Dirty battle of the mobile CEO’s
John Legere and Marcelo Claure are just two guys trying to push their companies to the next level. Legere leads T-Mobile, and Claure…