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In a move to woo French viewers and placate French regulators, Netflix’s France service, which just launched Monday, will feature the eight-part TV series Marseille later next year. Think of it as a House of Cards clone that has been … Continue reading →

In a move to woo French viewers and placate French regulators, Netflix’s France service, which just launched Monday, will feature the eight-part TV series Marseille later next year. Think of it as a House of Cards clone that has been … Continue reading →

Do you wish you had a portable Xbox One — a way to play your games while you’re away from your TV? Microsoft doesn’t offer any sort of Remote Play functionality, but there is a solution: the Xbox One laptop.

Just a few days after panning the Apple Watch, an executive with TAG Heuer admitted that the company is making a smartwatch of its own. “We want to launch a smartwatch at TAG Heuer, but it must not copy the … Continue reading →

5 years in the making. Great features. Your smartphone or point-and-shoot camera may have some this lacks.

OK, OK, so you didn’t want Apple to put free music on your devices. Now you can delete it entirely.

Microsoft’s $2.5 billion acquisition of Mojang could give it the money to take Minecraft to the next level, or it could shackle it with proprietary restrictions. Let’s hope for the former.

While most smartphone makers are trying to replace the dedicated digital camera, Panasonic is coming from the opposite direction with the Lumix Smart Camera CM1. As the Lumix naming scheme implies, the CM1 is a camera first and a smartphone … Continue reading →

The HP Envy 15z-j100 features an AMD A8-5550M quad-core processor with Radeon HD 8550G integrated graphics, a competent duo that will easily handle typical office and internet workloads as well as casual gaming. With 6GB RAM and a 750GB hard … Continue reading →

VESA is announcing DisplayPort 1.3 today with support for up to 8K monitors in the future and dual 4K displays right now.