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Meizu might be helping Nokia re-enter the smartphone industry

Thanks to the deal it made with Microsoft when it sold its handset division, Nokia is contractually obligated to stay out of the handset market until next year. While the...

Leak: The Huawei-manufactured Nexus will be a massive powerhouse

While little in the way of official information has been released on this year's Nexus smartphones, well-known leaker Evan Blass has revealed that the Huawei-manufactured Nexus will be launching in the...

The former CEO of Reddit is leaking the company’s dirty secrets

I guess Yishan Wong isn't happy with the way things are going down at Reddit because the company's former CEO has been going around leaking Reddit's dirty little secrets. Most of...

ZTE could give OnePlus a run for its money with the new Axon

ZTE definitely doesn't have a large presence here in the West, even when compared to other Chinese smartphone makers, but the company has a new flagship device that might change...

Evan Williams discusses the future of Twitter

One of Twitter's biggest problems right now is that the company still isn't sure what it is and what it wants to be, but some of its executives and investors...

JPay has a new tablet designed specifically for people in prison

Prisons aren't exactly the funnest places to be, which is why Private corrections service JPay has developed a new tablet that's designed specifically for people in prison. Known as the JP5mini ,...

Now you can login to all of your accounts with just your finger

For those of us with tons of different passwords for tons of different accounts, password managers like Dashlane are a lifesaver because they remember all these passwords for you. The...

Oculus VR founder addresses concerns about exclusive games

As exciting as it is to see Oculus VR funding some virtual reality games, many people were understandably worried when they found out that these games will be exclusive to...

Steve Huffman: Reddit is not a “bastion of free speech”

Reddit has always been a sort of free speech haven where users could do or say pretty much whatever they wanted, but as Reddit's co-founder and current CEO Steve Huffman...

Tech companies are calling on Adobe to let Flash finally die

You can't deny that Adobe Flash was incredibly important in the early days of the modern Internet when multimedia was starting to become much more common in web browsers. Unfortunately,...

Facebook is working on its own human-powered virtual assistant

According to the Information, Facebook is working on its own virtual assistant known as "Moneypenny" that will be built into the company's Messenger app. What separates this virtual assistant from...

Rumor: Apple’s TV streaming service will focus on broadcast networks

Apple's long-awaited music streaming service has finally launched, now all we have to wait for is the company's even longer-awaited television streaming service. While we have pretty much nothing official...