Conjecture on new iPhone resolutions: 1334 x 750 for the 4.7" model, 2208 x 1242 for 5.5"
Conjecture Regarding Larger iPhone Displays — Throughout the entire rumor cycle for this year's new iPhones, we've been inundated with reports of two new screen sizes, 4.7 and 5.5 inches.
Delivery startups return: services like Instacart try to avoid flaws of dot-com-era companies
Delivery Start-Ups Are Back Like It's 1999 — Last year, I was excited to hear about a new start-up in San Francisco that delivered cheap bottles of wine within an hour. It was called Rewinery, and ...
British man sentenced to 33 months in prison for illicitly recording and uploading one movie
British man sentenced to nearly three years in prison for movie piracy — On Thursday, 25-year-old Philip Danks was sentenced to 33 months in jail by a Wolverhampton judge for pirating a copy of Fast...
Facebook deploys huge “Mentions Box” tablet celebs will use to answer fan questions at Emmys
Facebook to Unleash a ‘Mentions Box’ on Celebrities at the Emmys — Even if Matthew McConaughey doesn't win a lead actor Emmy for his role on HBO's “True Detective,” there may be consolation.
Researchers use malicious Android app to steal personal info from Gmail and other installed apps with up to 92% success rate
Hacking Gmail with 92 percent success — (Phys.org) —A team of researchers, including an assistant professor at the University of California …
Google partnering with Rockchip to make a custom SoC for Project Ara
It seems as if Google's Project Ara modular smartphone project is coming along nicely, despite a few manufacturing setbacks. There was apparently a problem with manufacturing devices for those who wo...
Tor director suspects NSA and GCHQ agents are anonymously tipping off the company about vulnerabilities
NSA and GCHQ agents ‘leak Tor bugs’ alleges developer — Andrew Lewman: “The fact that we take a completely anonymous bug report allows them to report to us safely”
Microsoft Research Shows Off “DeLorean,” Its Tech For Building A Lag-Free Cloud Gaming Service
When looking to the future of gaming, few concepts get people as excited as the mythical “Netflix for gaming.” It's a concept that we've seen in multiple forms, from OnLive's early efforts to Sony's ...
Coin apologizes to customers, will not charge beta testers $30 upgrade for finished product
Coin apologizes to customers, won't charge beta users $30 to upgrade — The connected credit card startup apologizes for fumbling the announcement of a product delay.