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Instagram to Enable Users to Search on Web
Instagram now looks better on your desktop too! The social media app, Instagram, added a feature for users to be able to search on the Web. This week, it added a feature that will enable users to do the usual things that they do on Instagram but this time, on your desktop.
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Non-tech Company Marshall Amp to Release First Smartphone ‘London’; Will Techies Patronize the Guitar Amp Maker?
An Amp company now manufactures smartphones. What's next? Popular English company guitar amplifier maker Marshall Amplification will release its first Android-based smartphone named "London" this coming August or September.
NFL Game Pass Offers Full Game Reruns to Apple TV, Game Consoles; Price Yet To Be Announced
A new way to watch NFL reruns and special features. National Football League (NFL) introduced a new service called Game Pass, which will replace their former service feature Game Rewind, and the subscription to the video streaming would allow football followers to watch full game reruns since 2009 in devices like Apple TV and game consoles such as Xbox One and Xbox 360.
Google Lends Help to Enterprises Through ‘Pilot’ System
A new pilot system that can assist small and large enterprises in production. Google released the latest version of Kubernetes software that can be used in production, which eventually aims to help enterprises manage their virtual containers with much ease while running big Web scale apps.
Handy Accessories That Help People Run Safely, Charge iPhones and Stay Alive
A handy new toy for bikers and runners! Avid runners and cyclists can now enjoy their favorite hobby while charging their iPhones using the BSEEN LED belt with 4000 mAh battery.
Samsung Surpasses Apple in Global Market Share, Huawei to Join the Competition?
Samsung dominated the second quarter figures. Will they continue the trend or lose to Apple once the new iPhone is released?
Facebook Photo Uploader Features: Text Overlay and Others
Facebook takes on Snapchat! The new Facebook photo uploader is now available on iOS and is currently in the testing phase for its Android counterpart. Tech Crunch reports that apart from the new standard filters, Facebook has added stickers and now allow users to place an overlaid text on their uploaded photo.
Dark Knight Rises: Top Gadgets and Characters to Watch Out For
The caped crusader is on the prowl for a final time as Christopher Nolan's concluding film in the Batman trilogy - The Dark Knight Rises - gets ready to hit the theaters. As the plot thickens, The Dark Knight Rises looks to pack a mean punch with several new gadgets and characters to watch out for.
HTC Says Phones Pass U.S. Customs Review
Smartphone maker HTC <2498.TW> said on Wednesday its latest smartphones have passed a U.S. customs review, clearing the way for it to ramp up sales in the United States as it looks to turn around a decline in what was once its largest market.
They're Here. They're Geeks Get Used to It
Turns out, geeks are inheriting the earth. (Reuters) - Turns out, geeks are inheriting the earth. Thanks to ubiquitous consumer electronics and the prominence of technology executives like Facebook Inc's Mark Zuckerberg and the late Steve Jobs of Apple Inc, it's no longer an insult to be called a geek.
Diablo 3 Auction Houses Help: 8 Things You Should Know
Because gamers are always looking to make their gaming experiences better, we are continuously providing a boatload of important know-hows and tips for a better “Diablo 3” campaign.
Anonymous Hacks 55,000 Twitter Accounts, Passwords Leaked Online: Could You be Exposed Too?
In a major Twitter server hack, claimed to be carried out by group affiliated to infamous hacktivist organization called "Anonymous", details of 55,000 Twitter accounts has been leaked online. However, nearly half of those accounts appear to be duplicate and majority belongs to accounts that have been suspended by Twitter in the past.
Google Knowingly Stole Java APIs, Oracle Claims at Android Trial
Oracle kicked off a high-stakes trial in a federal district court in San Francisco, Monday, claiming that Google has deliberately stolen a key piece of technology and used it to build its highly popular Android software, which now powers more than 300 million smartphones and tablets.
