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Apple Makes Sale Strides in China, Still Plenty of Room For Growth
Apple continues to make a name for its self in China. Apple is still making a name for itself in its new China sales market as it contends with other companies that offer less expensive choices The Street reported Wednesday.
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Samsung Mini Stores: Three-Year Plan Brings Phone Maker's Devices to Best Buy Retail Locations
Samsung mini stores are coming to Best Buy. Samsung's mini stores at Best Buy locations are starting to take shape. The phone manufacturer is beginning to roll out its slate of stores within Best Buy retail sites throughout Canada and Europe in order to increase its presence in the localities CNET reported Tuesday.
Candy Crush Saga: Creator King Digital Entertainment Files For $500 Million IPO
King Digital Entertainment's submittal for an initial public offering could land it on the stock market.
Titanfall Switches to an Open Beta on Xbox One, Soon for PC
Titanfall will be releasing an open beta for the Xbox One as announced by Respawn Entertainment’s Vince Zampella on Twitter on Friday, Feb. 14. Zampella also stated that the PC beta will soon be open following the Xbox One.
Nike 'Self-Lacing Shoes' from Back To The Future II to Debut in 2015
Nike has announced the release of the self-tying laces, made famous by Michael J. Fox’s character Marty McFly in the Back the Future film series, for a 2015 debut. The news was announced by a designer for the shoe company on Friday.
PS4 vs. Xbox One: Console Triumphs in January Sales
Sony's Playstation 4 has beat Microsoft's Xbox One in console sales, gaining the position of best-selling console for the month of January. The total sale of PS4 consoles doubled that of Xbox Ones.
Fitbit Force Rash Refund: Complaints from Users about Wristbands
Fitbit, the creator of wristbands that track physical fitness, is getting complaints from users regarding the rashes they are getting from wearing Fitbit’s newest product, the Force band.
Bitcoin Exchange Service Restored After Hacking Attack
Bitstamp, Bitcoin’s largest exchange service, restored automated customer withdrawals on Saturday, Feb. 15. The exchange service was closed for four days due to a hacking attack.
Toyota Brake Recall: Safety in Question
Toyota has issued a recall of over 261,000 of its Toyota and Lexus brand vehicles due to safety issues. Stability of the brakes of these vehicles is the major concern.
Flappy Bird Clones Rise and Fall With Apple and Google
Apple and Google have honed down on copycat Flappy Bird apps since creator Dong Nygen took down the original version Feb. 9.