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Thursday, August 28, 2014

IFA 2014 preview







One of the biggest shows of the year is upon us — here’s a taster of what to expect in Berlin


Every September the world’s tech press descends on Berlin, Germany, for IFA, one of the biggest trade shows of the year. If you’re not familiar, IFA could be described as Europe’s answer to CES. A trade show covering the vast world of consumer electronics and as such, the vast world of mobile products within.


In other words, a whole lot of tech, and a whole lot of Android.


Traditionally there are a few big name players at IFA and we’ve come to expect certain things to happen as the years have passed. But this year’s IFA promises to be one of the biggest yet. Here’s what we know, what we think we know, and what could materialize during this year’s German adventure.










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HTC’s One M8 for Windows is coming to T-Mobile, too

The HTC One M8 and Windows Phone 8.1 are two great tastes that (mostly) taste great together, and you’ll soon have a way to pick one up that doesn’t require inking a deal with Verizon or AT&T. T-Mobile revealed earlier today that it’ll offer the One…

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America’s CTO steps down to become government adviser in Silicon Valley




Reports circulated last week that the US Chief Technical Officer would step down soon, and now the White House has confirmed the news to Wired. Todd Park, the man who led the charge to retool the government’s use of tech, will remain an adviser to…




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What Brings This Little Girl So Much Joy Will Definitely Make Your Day (VIDEO)


Her reaction is so cute it will instantly put a smile on your face.


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Friday, May 2, 2014

Boehner Appoints Select Committee to Investigate Benghazi Terrorist Attack


House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) announced Friday that he will appoint a House committee to expand the investigation into the terrorist attacks in Benghazi, Libya, that killed four Americans on Sept. 11, 2012.


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Armed Good Samaritan Stops Robbery of Woman’s Purse and No One Gets Hurt; Public Calls Him a Hero


A good Samaritan armed with a gun who prevented two crooks in Houston, Texas, from snatching the purse of a mother while she shopped with her two children without hurting anyone is now being praised as a hero and hailed as the face of appropriate gun ownership.


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Watch This Cat Interrupt Its Owner’s Vibraphone Practice Again and Again (VIDEO)


Does Tim Collins’ cat care about interrupting his important practice time? Of course not, and it’s a little hilarious.


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The BBC’s World Cup Rewind will let you stream classic matches ‘live’



Like us, you might be unreasonably excited for the start of the 2014 World Cup. The BBC knows this more than anyone, so it’s banking on the streaming technology it used for the 2012 London Olympics to deliver full “live” coverage of some of the home…




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Google Now’s info cards will stick around when your phone goes offline

One of Google Now’s biggest quirks has been its inability to cope with going offline — go through a subway tunnel and you risk losing those important directions or your parking place. You won’t be left hanging after today, though, as Google has…

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Those glow-in-the-dark roads? They didn’t fare well in the first public trials




The pilot project that looks to replace streetlights with video game-esque glow-in-the-dark lane markers in the Netherlands has hit a bit of a snag. If you’re in need of a refresher, the lines absorb ultraviolet light during the day before glowing…




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