Articles by Christian de Looper
Samsung Denies Hiring Fanboys To Attend Press Event In China
Samsung has been accused of hiring 'fanboys' to attend a press event in China, but the company has denied these reports.
Samsung May Become Apple's Unlikely Savior In Smartflash Patent Battle
Samsung might end up coming to Apple's rescue, simply by saving its own skin in court. Apple was charged by the same company and for the same patents as Samsung, and if Samsung wins the case, the case against Apple will have to be dropped.
Apple Watch Launch In Switzerland Delayed Till December Over Patent Snag
Apple is set to launch the Apple Watch in a few weeks, but the release of the device in Switzerland might be delayed due to a patent in the country that bars the use of the word 'apple' in association with watches.
Microsoft Surface 3 Review Roundup: Finally A Worthy iPad Rival
Microsoft has launched the Surface 3, boasting a number of powerful features. Many, in fact, are claiming that the Surface 3 is the tablet that can finally go up against the iPad Air 2.
Apple Watch's Appointment-Only Decision Is A Bad One
The Apple Watch is set to go on sale in a few short weeks, but would-be customers will have to make an appointment for purchase. Why would Apple make this decision?
Samsung Galaxy S6 Vs S6 Edge Differences Explained — What's Best For You
Samsung is set to release the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge to the public in a few short days. But how do the two devices compare? What are the differences between the two new phones?
Windows May Go Open Source: What It Really Means For Developers And Consumers
Microsoft is reportedly entertaining the possibility of making Windows an open-source operating system — something that could mean significant changes for the OS and the developer community.
Sony Buys And Shuts Down OnLive — Why?
Sony has bought OnLive, a game streaming service that has been gaining popularity over the last few years. With the announcement being made that Sony will be shutting down OnLive, it is a little unclear why the company bought the service.
Top 5 Concept Cars From The New York Auto Show
The New York Auto Show has been home to a number of great cars, but it's the concept cars that steal the show. Here are five of the best concept cars from the New York Auto Show this year.
Apple's Upcoming Music Streaming Service Under Scrutiny From EU
Apple is under scrutiny from the European Union over its upcoming music streaming service, with the EU looking into whether or not the company is unfairly stifling competition by blocking record labels' access to other music streaming services.
Delphi Self-Driving Car Successfully Drives Across America
Delphi has successfully driven its car across the U.S., traversing 3,400 miles in order to collect data about autonomous technology and how it can be improved.
Google Releases Android Security Paper, But Just How Secure Is Android?
Google has released a paper detailing the security of Android throughout 2014, showing that it scans 200 million devices every single day. How secure is Android, and what can you do to improve security on your device?
Samsung Launches SUHD 4K TVs With Price Tag Of $949
Samsung has officially announced the pricing for its new SUHD 4K TVs, which range in price from $949 to a massive $10,000. The TVs use a number of new technologies, including quantum dot.
Could Comcast's 2 Gbps Internet Service Spark Competition?
Comcast has announced a 2 Gbps Internet service, which is two times as fast as Google's Gigabit Internet offering. Could this spark serious competition in the market in the way that many are hoping for?
5 Percent Of All Google Users Infected By Ad Injectors
Google has found that 192 ad injectors are found as Chrome extensions, leaving many users open to security risks and deceitful content. The company has removed the ad injectors, saying that while they are allowed as Chrome extensions, they must adhere to a specific set of guidelines.
Smartphone Is Only Form Of Internet Access For 7 Percent Of Americans
A recent report suggests that 7 percent of Americans only have Internet access through their smartphones, coming out to 22 million people. Internet access has become increasingly important in today's society.
SnapPower Allows Wall USB Installation Without Any Wiring
A Kickstarter campaign has been started for a product that easily allows users to plug in their USB-chargeable devices straight into the wall. The product is sleek and subtle, and is very easy to install.
What Amazon's Dash Button Says About The Company's Next Step Into Internet Of Things
Amazon has introduced its next step into a connected home, called the Dash Button, which allows users to simply press a button in order to buy products. Now, what does it say about the company's future in the Internet Of Things?
Microsoft Surface 3 Vs. iPad Air 2 — Can Microsoft Take On The King of Tablets?
Microsoft has announced the Surface 3, the latest tablt in its Surface line. Can it take on the likes of the Apple iPad Air 2?
Amazon Launching Physical Buttons That Make Instant Purchases
Amazon is introducing a product called the Dash Button, which is designed to make purchasing certain specific items much easier. Buttons are tied to specific items and users simply press them to purchase those items.
Facebook Launches Scrapbook For All Your Baby Photos
Facebook has introduced a new feature to its social media network that allows parents to create 'Scrapbooks' for their children. Scrapbooks are different from normal photo albums in that both parents will be able to contribute to them.
IBM To Invest $3 Billion In Internet Of Things
IBM has announced that it will be investing a massive $4 billion into an Internet of Things unit over the next four years. The company has also partnered with the Weather Company in order to improve how weather is analyzed.
Google+ Photos Makes The Jump To Google Drive
Google has added a Google Photos tab in Google Drive, essentially signaling the beginning of features being unbundled from Google+. The feature has long been anticipated by Google+ Photos users.
iPhone 6c Seemingly Leaked: Is This Apple's Return To The 4-Inch iPhone?
A recent leak suggests that Apple will once again be offering a cheaper model of the iPhone. The leak shows a picture of what seems to be the backing of an 'iPhone 6c.'
Alcatel OneTouch Watch Vs. Apple Watch — Affordability Goes Up Against Functionality
Alcatel has begun selling its OneTouch Watch, which boasts a great design at a really low price. The device is compatible with both Android and iOS watches, but can it take on the Apple Watch?
Jay Z Launches Tidal Streaming Service But Will It Take Off?
Jay Z has launched Tidal, a streaming service that offers users lossless audio at a higher rate than other services in an attempt to better pay musicians. Could a service like this actually find a real fan base?
Gmail For Android Unifies Inbox Across Accounts
Google has released an updated version of the Gmail app for Android, offering users a 'combined inbox' function, allowing users to see all their emails in one place.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Is Indestructible — Here's A Video To Prove It
A video of the Samsung Galaxy S6 recently surfaced, showing the device being smashed against the ground with seemingly no damage being done to the device.
Tesla To Unveil An All-New Product On April 30 — Is It A Home Battery?
Tesla is set to unveil an all-new product on April 30, leading to speculation that it could be the home battery that Elon Musk teased a few months ago. Who is the device targeted toward?
Valve Giving Away HTC Vive Developer Edition VR Headsets For Free: Here's How You Can Get It
Valve and HTC will reportedly be offering developers a developer version of their virtual reality headset for free. It is currently unknown how many headsets will be offered.
