How did your iPhone 6 Pre-Orders go
Apple broke records yet again on Friday With 4 million preOrders in 24 hours. Did this effect your iPhone 6+ pre-orders? It sure did for us.
Califonia embraces Kill switch smartphone bill
Today Califonia embraces kill switch bill. In which all phones sold after July 1st 2015 must have and enabled by default a remote disabling option which can render a stolen device unusable.
Get the most out of your Gazelle trade-in
See just how simple Gazelle is and how to get the most out of your trade in, including an extra $10. And the answer to that question, how do you unlock an iPhone as we walk through submitting a device unlock request with ATT
Tech Pioneers, Ice Bucket Challenges
Ice Bucket Challenge was intended as a way to raise awareness and money towards fighting ALS. We have been building a collection of our favorite Tech Pioneers enduring the Ice Bucket Challenge. Come check it out and support the cause.
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PS4 to include Share Play and YouTube uploads with v2.0
Gamecom has started and Sony’s press conference is underway. Sony has just announced huge sharing enhancements coming to the PS4.
The next Social Frontier.. Sup?
The next social experience, video stream your life to a friend for 10 seconds while giving direction to turn or walk. Creating a feeling of seeing through their eyes at that moment.
AirPlay coming to a Popcorn near you.
It seems there is no killing of Popcorn-Time it just reincarnates. This latest version by time4popcorn.eu has pushed past beta 3 evolving into a service every studio should be scared of. With recent updates bring it to Android devices and Chromecast support and now adding Airplay support.
Apple adds FOX Now and CNBC to their AppleTV lineup
Another step towards cable cutting as Apple added FOX Now and CNBC to their AppleTV lineup.
Microsoft plans to cut 18,000 jobs
Satya Nadella CEO of Microsoft and successor of Steve Balimer have just announced the largest round of cutbacks in Microsoft history. Satya says they will be cutting 18,000 positions in the next year. This also comes not too long after Microsofts acquisition of Nokia. It's said layoffs will be mainly focused on their mobile division, and cutbacks starting with 12,500 of former Nokia employees.
4th Amendment & Online Storage
With so many people storing information within the cloud, we feel everyone should be mindful of a controversial ruling made by a New York judge, James Francis. In which digital information stored overseas are honored by US search warrants
The Faces of Star Wars: Episode VII
The cast of the new Star Wars was officially announced Tuesday along with a black-and-white image of the first table read in London. Until now, there has not been an official cast announced.
Headline: Skype group video for everyone
Skype the service we love to hate might just become more useful.
Comixology: for those who believed that things would not change
It's a sad day, for those who believed that things would not change after Amazons acquisition of Comixology they couldn't be more wrong.
55 Layoffs within Nike's hardware team
CNET has reported that as many as 55 people from its 70-member hardware team are being laid off and plans of their next generation of Fuelband have been halted.
Become a Glass Explorer today
Google glass is available to all United states residents today. If you want to become a "Glass Explorer" before it hits the consumer rollout later this year hit up the link at the bottom.
Headline: Popcorn has forked again
Popcorn the new popular proof of concept Netflix of torrents, has punched through with yet another fork and new home.
Apple: Gearing up for something exciting
Apple has been assembling an expert all-star team specializing in health and fitness sensors. Causing rumors and anticipations to fly high with good reason. It seems Apple could be ramping up to disrupt yet another market. With visionary leaders in their individual fields of wearable, heath and fitness sensors, Apple will pioneer a new course of innovation.
Headline: Government reached a deal with tech companies
The Justice Department announced the deal Monday with Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., Yahoo Inc., Facebook Inc. and LinkedIn Corp. Other companies are expected to participate once it's approved by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. Companies wanted to make the disclosures to alleviate public speculation about their cooperation with the government. The government opposed the companies' request, saying it could interfere with national security investigations.
Headline: Fitbit Offering Refunds
Fitbit is offering up an honest deal to customers who are reporting that their Fitbit Force is causing them skin irritation. You can either get a full refund, or swap out your tracker for a different one from the Fitbit line.
Adobe Flash Player Now Sandboxed in Safari on OS X Mavericks
Adobe announced that it's Flash Player will now be sandboxed for it's Safari version found on OSX Mavericks. Preventing malware targeting Flash from accessing sensitive data and system resources.