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Anonymous sharing app Whisper has come under a cloud after a newspaper report charged it with tracking the location of its users, including those who have asked not to be followed. Whisper, which is described as a platform to anonymously … Continue reading →

What a tease. Image hosting company Twitpic will in fact shut down on Oct. 25, the firm said Thursday—a surprising development after it previously said an acquisition would save it from death. Twitpic said last month it would shut down … Continue reading →

Let’s not delude ourselves here: Apple’s iPad event was spectacularly dull. There was one interesting feature of the new iPads — but it was relegated to a page on the Apple website, rather than shown off on-stage. It’s called the … Continue reading →

It’s been way too long In case you missed it, Apple announced a whole bunch of new products at its campus Town Hall on Thursday.  Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage first to get the crowd amped up: “It’s been … Continue reading →

Sony’s upcoming 2.0 firmware update for the PS4 is bound to be a doozy. Not only will it add support for multiplayer game streaming with Share Play, but Sony has just announced a handful of surprisingly solid features slated for … Continue reading →

Despite the numerous rumors that told us the next Nexus phone would be a big huge phablet, we were still taken aback when Google officially pulled the curtain off of the Nexus 6. It’s a damn big phone. Its 6-inch display … Continue reading →

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The International Space Station will soon be equipped with its very own same-day delivery service, for returning critical scientific samples back to Earth. The service will be provided by the Terrestrial Return Vehicle (TRV), a small, wingless capsule that can … Continue reading →

Google is softening its stance toward customization in Android Wear, saying device makers will have more ability to tweak the software over time. Hiroshi Lockheimer, Google’s vice president of engineering, told Re/code that Asus’ upcoming ZenWatch will show a glimpse … Continue reading →

Google’s new Nexus is a monster of a phone, designed with wireless capabilities that outclass all other Android phones today. Launching with Android 5.0 Lollipop, it’s sure to be the best flagship of the year.