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Microsoft expects us to pay $14.99 for the ability to play DVDs

Most of what we've been hearing about Windows 10 since it was launched has been really good, but there are definitely a few things that could use some work. For...

Reddit continues to purge itself of “extremely offensive” content

Reddit's decision to start purging some of the "extremely offensive" content from the website has been met with mostly negative responses from within the community and overwhelmingly positive responses from outside the...

Google Fiber is about to have its biggest expansion yet

While people in Google's home state are still waiting for the company to introduce Google Fiber in a California city, Texas is about to be the first state to have...

Apple wants to start bringing more of its apps over to Android

One of the most notable things about Apple Music is that it's one of the very, very few apps from Apple that's available on both Android (soon) and iOS, but that may change...

YouTube videos will no longer be stuck at 301+ views

I remember when YouTube first started displaying "301+ views" on popular videos that had just been released, and how people were freaking out about it. While we've all gotten used to...

China is taking censorship to the next level with actual Internet police

I know this isn't good news, but the cyberpunk enthusiast in me can't help but get a little excited about China's recent announcement that it will begin putting "Internet police"...

Google and MIT have a way to remove reflections from photos

Taking pictures through a window has never been an easy task and usually the best you can hope for is a picture that's only slightly obscured by your reflection. It may...

Microsoft Sway is now available for iOS and Windows 10 users

First launched last October, Sway is Microsoft's first addition to the Office product line in years, one that does much the same thing that PowerPoint does. However, whereas PowerPoint gives...

Samsung wants to start patching Android security issues more quickly

Android devices have always been plagued with security issues, and they probably always will, but that doesn't mean companies should stop trying to fix them. That's why Samsung has decided...

There’s no way Google will acquire Twitter, but maybe it should

There's been a lot of talk these past few weeks about whether or not Google is going to acquire Twitter and whether such a move would be smart. At this...

Two companies are responsible for 78% of all Android sales in America

We keep hearing about the rise of Chinese smartphone makers like Huawei and Xiaomi, but here in the United States it's the South Korean companies that reign supreme. According the...

Intel unveiled two next-generation processors at Gamescom

Intel’s Skylake CPUs are considered by many to be the true replacement to the company's Haswell series of processors so it was exciting to see the company unveil two new 14nm...