Hilarious video shows what life would be like if Google Search was actually a person
Google Search has changed the way the world accesses information and in doing so, it also changed the way we think when querying for information. …
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Pandora is about to get a lot more expensive – even for current subscribers
If you are a regular Pandora user toying with the idea of subscribing to the streaming music provider’s paid “Pandora One” service, it’s time to …
Apple’s brand is worth an estimated $105 billion, most in the U.S. by far
Apple might be the most valuable haunted empire the world has ever seen. 9to5Mac points us to a new study from Brand Finance that estimates …
Author: Cook, unlike Jobs, ‘understands people need to take vacations’
Author Yukari Kane, whose work we’ve touched upon before, has done an interview with The New York Times to promote her new book Haunted Empire: Apple …
Tim Cook slams author who claims Apple on the decline after Steve Jobs
Tim Cook may come across as outwardly calm and collected but he definitely has fire in his belly when the time calls for it. Business …
Watch Apple earn over $100,000 in less than 30 seconds
We’re all aware of just how insanely profitable Apple is, but thanks to WorldPay, you can now watch the profits accumulate in real time. Global …
Amazon faces a surprisingly strong backlash against Prime price hikes
Amazon is about to raise the price of its Prime subscription service from $79 to $99 per year, and although the increase is likely worth …
Apple reportedly crawls back to Samsung again for iPad mini displays
Apple executives may hate Samsung and its “poorly made objects” with every fiber of their being but that doesn’t matter: Samsung is still a first-rate …
Video: This heartwarming ad shows there’s more to Samsung than just Apple-bashing
Samsung’s latest big ad run on TV in the United States is yet another example in a long line of commercials that bash Apple, its …
Comcast-TWC merger would create a ‘fearsome Goliath,’ should be shot down
No one can exactly accuse the editors of The Economist of being wild-eyed populists or enemies of capitalism, which is why it’s noteworthy that the …
Thank you, Google, for being so ‘evil’
Using Google’s “don’t be evil” slogan in articles criticizing the technology giant’s hunger for private data is a pastime tech bloggers and journalists have long …
Apple and Samsung accounted for 88% of mobile phone profits in the last 6 years
If you want to see how utterly futile it is for companies other than Apple and Samsung to make money selling mobile phones, look no …
Ive slams Apple copycats and their ‘anonymous, poorly made objects’
So, you don’t think Apple is taking its patent fight with Samsung personally? If you need more convincing then check out The Times’ interview over …
Wozniak: Tim Cook should not be fired, and Apple is still ‘cool’
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, known for his candor when speaking about various Apple and non-Apple matters, talked with reporters and analysts at CeBIT 2014 last …
One simple chart shows how severely Apple’s iPhone is crushing the competition
Business is a game of numbers and while Apple doesn’t have the lion’s share of the ridiculously lucrative mobile phone market in terms of market share, …
Popcorn Time, the ‘Netflix for pirates,’ is already back from the dead
The sleekest, most intuitive platform for pirated movie streaming we’ve ever seen was shut down by its creators at the end of last week, but one …
Watchdog group declares United States an ‘enemy of the Internet’
Watchdog group Reporters Without Borders publishes its updated “Enemies of the Internet” list each year. The report looks to shed light on the current state …
‘Netflix for pirates’ is already dead
The pirate’s answer to Netflix is now offline. Popcorn Time streamed dozens of free movies straight from their torrent files to computers all around the …
Bill Gates: Yes, robots really are about to take your jobs
Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates isn’t going to sugarcoat things: The increasing power of automation technology is going to put a lot of people out of …
Almost one-third of U.S. households have no choice for broadband Internet service
Nearly one-third of households in the United States have either no choice for home broadband Internet service, or no options at all. The frightening statistic …
Exclusive: This is what the OnePlus One looks like
Even though it may be one of the most interesting Android handsets of the year, the OnePlus One has not yet been shown in pictures …
Google gives U.K. government ‘special access’ to YouTube
National security officials in the United Kingdom will be given “special access” to some key YouTube features by Google, The Irish Times reports. Apparently Google …
Google Drive undercuts Dropbox, OneDrive with huge price cut
Cloud storage is more affordable than ever with Google’s latest price cut for Google Drive. Google announced the massive savings on its blog on Thursday, …
Even more evidence that the iPhone 5c is a flop across the globe
Odd though it may seem, selling a significantly less powerful and less appealing smartphone for barely any discount compared to your flagship smartphone isn’t a …
While Sprint pledges a price war, Comcast won’t even promise smaller price hikes
For the past few months we’ve written a lot about two controversial potential mergers that have shaken the American Internet service and telecom landscape: A …
Here’s the real reason Amazon is jacking up Prime prices
To the surprise of almost no one, Amazon finally announced that it was raising prices on annual Amazon Prime subscriptions by 25%, going from $79 …
Time Warner Cable customers reject offer of cheaper service with data caps
Internet service provider Time Warner Cable recently made customers an offer. In exchange for a discount of roughly $60 per year on their home Internet …
It’s official: Amazon Prime price will increase by 25% next week
Bad news, Amazon customers: the cost of Amazon Prime goes up next week. After batting around the idea of increasing the annual cost of its …
Microsoft makes Windows Phone free for some smartphone makers
Microsoft is tired of seeing its global mobile market share sit in the low single digits each quarter, and it looks like the software giant …
ISPs won’t be laughing at Google Fiber for much longer
ISPs will ignore Google Fiber at their own peril. MarketWatch’s Nat Worden writes that many cable executives he talked with four years ago were openly dismissive …
