Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer Is Expecting Twins, Plans ‘Limited’ Time Off Work

Marissa Mayer is expecting twins, but the Yahoo CEO and former Google executive isn't planning to take a significant break from work during or after her... Read More…

Watch This Guy Fly In A 54-Propeller Super Drone

Flying drones are all the rage right now. The latest DJI Phantom is smoking hot. But sitting in your very own one and flying it? That’s uncharted... Read More…

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Nextbit’s Robin Is An Android Smartphone That Taps The Cloud For Bonus Smarts

A little over a year ago, we broke the news that Nextbit, a company founded by early Android veterans, had raised $18 million dollars for… something.... Read More…

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Netflix Ditches High-Profile Movies For Exclusive Content

Apple and Cisco announce partnership for iOS enterprise user “fast lane”, Google adds iOS support to Android Wear smartwatch platform, T-Mobile cracks down on users who abuse unlimited LTE plans, new details emerge about the next version of Apple TV. Watch Now

PayPal Launches PayPal.Me, A Simpler Way To Request Money Using Your Own Personalized URL

PayPal today is launching a new take on peer-to-peer payments with the debut of a platform it’s calling PayPal.Me. For the first time, PayPal... Read More…

Google Starts Deprecating Web Hosting Support In Google Drive

One of the lesser-known features of Google Drive has always been its ability to host basic web sites for free. If you only found out about this from the... Read More…

Ashley Madison Says Business Is Booming

If you felt bad for the folks who work at “discreet encounter” site Ashley Madison, don’t. They’re just fine, apparently. According to... Read More…

Good News, Everyone! Chrome Just Killed Flash Ads

Chrome, the browser used by over 50% of the Internet, is officially preferring HTML5 ads over Flash content, a move that should finally dump the failed media... Read More…

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