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Samsung Galaxy S5 Release Date: T-Mobile to Pay Consumers' Fees For Switching Over to Mobile Carrier
Sony Warns of Battery Overheating in VAIO FIT 11 A Laptops: Possible Burn Risk
Following battery overheating concerns, Sony issued warnings to its users to not use their devices. Sony on Friday warned users of select models about battery overheating that could lead to chassis burns.
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Microsoft Head of XBox Wants to Change The World (VIDEO)
Microsoft's head of Xbox envisions further impacting the world. Microsoft head of Xbox Phil Spencer is interested in making products with the company that impact the world.
Selfie App, Shots, Has 1 Million Users and 75 Percent of Them are Teenage Girls
iPhone Selfie app Shots reached 1 million downloads in five months, indicating just how popular clicking with front camera and sharing pics has become.
Blackberry Handsets: Company Could Stop Sales If Lack Revenue Stream
Sales could end on Blackberry mobile devices. Blackberry could stop selling portable mobile devices if they find it is not sensible to make a profit off of them The Street reported Thursday.
Google Glass Wearable App, Introspect, Could Help Caregivers and Hospitals
A neuroimaging app has been created to work with Google Glass in order to help clinicians and caregivers monitor patients and health applications.
Microsoft Introduces Skype TX for Broadcasters with Top Grade Video
Microsoft Corp. announced on Monday Skype TX, a new version of their VoIP service that is designed specifically for professional broadcasters.
Motorola Names New President and Chief Operating Officer
Rick Osterloh is Motorola's new president and chief operating officer. Rick Osterloh is Motorola's new president and chief operating officer who takes over for CEO Dennis Woodside.
T-Mobile Simple Starter Plan: $40 Plan Exclusive On Mobile Carrier's 4G LTE Network
T-Mobile's Simple Starter Plan costs $40 beginning April 12. T-Mobile's new simple starter plan will cost consumers $40 a month when it's unveiled April 12 the company said in a press release Wednesday.
Humans Take Jobs from Robots in Toyota Plants in Japan
Toyota Motor Corp. has decided to replace automated machines in some factories in Japan with human workers. Japan has 309,400 industrial robots, which is more than any country has.
New Video Game Controller Senses Players’ Emotions and Alter Gameplay
Engineers at Stanford University have created video game controllers that can alter the gameplay by sensing the emotions of the players. The prototype controller was created from the research of Gregory Kovacs, a professor of electrical engineering at Stanford.
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