As September 9th approaches, iPhone rumors abound. Once again from re/code [http://recode.net/2014/08/31/apple-9-9/], it seems that American Express has agreed to work with Apple
Last year, Microsoft announced that they would be shutting MSN Messenger down and switching users over to Skype for their communication needs. But the chat/general communication service remained alive
According to China Labor Watch––a New York City based NGO founded in 2000 to protect worker rights in China––one of Samsung and Lenovo’s suppliers, HEG Electronics, is
This September 5th-10th in Berlin at the IFA 2014 worldwide tech conference, LG is going to reveal a new smartwatch––and yes, it’s round. Back in June at the
According to an update from Facebook [https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2014/08/news-feed-fyi-click-baiting/], users are going to see less click-bait on their newsfeed in the future. If you’re
Native ads––a form of advertising that disguises products as genuine news––are slowly becoming a reality of the web. But, and this is by design, they’re sometimes very
Since its beginnings in 2011, Snapchat has charged forward unencumbered by the need for advertisement. Now, it seems, the company is looking to change that. According to the Wall Street
In light of a recent update, it seems like everyone’s Twitter feed is going to get packed with unsolicited tweets. Twitter is going to start showing you content from
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