Articles by Quinten Plummer
Unlocked T-Mobile LG G3 On Sale For $250 On EBay
With the V10 here, LG's G3 is on offer on eBay at a cut rate price. Customers interested in this unlocked T-Mobile compatible phone will have to act fast, as the eBay merchant has sold half of what it set aside for the deal.
Google Nexus 6P vs. iPhone 6s Plus: Is The New Android King An Apple iPhone Killer?
Flagship versus flagship: it's time to compare the Nexus 6P to the iPhone 6s Plus. It's going to be a good matchup.
Facebook Privacy And Subscription Hoaxes Surface Again: Are You Still None The Wiser?
A pair of hoaxes claim Facebook will sell the stuff users post and charge them to keep their profiles private. We've been through this before.
TiVo Outs Bolt: 4K DVR Plus Some Extra Love For Users
TiVo's new box has a bent for bypassing ads, but that's not all the TiVo Bolt offers. Sppuuuhsh! That's the sound of media marketers and broadcasters collectively spitting out their coffee in unison, all because TiVo has just released a product it says will enable consumers to "give commercials the finger.
Skype 6.4 For Android Brings Integration With Android Wear
Skype touches up the Android Wear app with new call control options. You can also talk to it on smartwatches now.
YouTube 2-In-1 Subscription Service May Launch This October: Hello Ad-Free Music And Video Content
YouTube's answer to Amazon and Netflix is imminent. For $10 a month, consumers can subscribe to ad-free music and video on YouTube.
Twitter Experimenting With Native Polls In Attempt To Reinvent Itself
Twitter is offering online polls on its platform. The experiment, however, poses a few problems. The social media world's news channel, Twitter, has just rolled out the ability to plant polls in tweets natively.
Unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 5 32GB Sells For $580 On Ebay
Someone on eBay is selling an unlocked Galaxy Note 5 32GB for $420 off MSRP. This won't last. Go, go, go, go!
Teen Girl Drinks Weight Loss Green Tea Bought Online And Turns Yellow
Too much of a good thing turned out to be a bad thing for one teen who turned to green tea. The tea leaves themselves likely weren't at fault.
PlayStation Vita News: PS Vita 2 Is Not Happening. Period.
Sony is done with making handheld consoles. The climate just isn't right for a PS Vita 2, according to a top PlayStation chief.
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3: No Campaign Mode On PS3 And Xbox 360, Only Multiplayer And Zombies
'Call of Duty: Black Ops 3' won't even bother with a campaign on last-gen consoles. The new eSports components are also out.
Bring That Dusty PlayStation TV Out: This Hack Will Let You Play More Games
Someone found a way to bring any PlayStation Vita game to PlayStation TV. Power to the players! While an inspiring concept at first, PlayStation TV's lack of support for touch-reliant PlayStation Vita games saw success fizzle away.
Mighty No. 9 Release Date Set Feb. 9: What To Expect From Mega Man Successor?
Mighty No. 9 gets a mighty fitting release date. Backers can try out the game much sooner. Mega Man, err, Mighty No. 9 has been locked into a February release after being pushed back in 2015 to a previously unspecified 2016 release window.
Lumia 950 XL Sports Snapdragon 810, 3GB RAM, And 1440 x 2560 QHD Display, Latest Leak Confirms
A screengrab leaks details of Microsoft's upcoming Lumia 950 XL. We'll know for sure soon enough.
Apple iPhone 6s Review Roundup: Early Impressions Of The Experts
The iPhone 6s is out now and the reviews are in. Here's what the tech world is saying about the handset's top features.
Apple iPad Pro Coming With Free Microsoft Office? Not Happening
Microsoft will not let Office run on iPad Pros for free. iPad Pro users can pay Microsoft for the service, however.
You Can Now Block Senders In Gmail: Here's How To Use The New Web Feature
Google just gave Gmail users the ability to block email addresses and unsubscribe from newsletters. Google has just given Gmail users two news ways to manage the posts that refill their inboxes around the clock.
Hackers Can Breach iOS 9 Passcode To Access Your Private Photos And Contacts: Here's An Easy Fix
Looking to cash in on a $1 million bounty, hackers have shared an exploit that offers access to contacts and photos in about 30 seconds.
Warning: Scammers Want You To Activate 'Facebook Dislike Button'
Facebook's Dislike button isn't real yet. Scammers would have you believe otherwise. To be clear: there is no Facebook Dislike button—for now at least.
Justice Department Grants $23 Million In Funding To Spread Use Of Body Cameras Among Law Enforcers
The Justice Department has given its own body camera initiative a multi-million-dollar kickstart. There were, however, fewer police departments granted funds than there were agencies that applied.
Huawei Working On Phablet With Stylus To Compete With Galaxy Note 5: Rumor
Huawei is thinking about stylus again. The company may not have to think too hard, thanks to Intel. China's Huawei had been looking for the right manufacturer to develop a stylus for the upcoming phablet.
You Need To Worry About XcodeGhost Malware If You Have These Apps In Your iPhone or iPad
XcodeGhost is threatening iPhones far beyond China. The list of infected apps has swelled and more may be added soon.
Invisibility Cloak Technology Invented By UC Berkeley Scientists: You Can't Wear It
Research have finally fabricated invisible fabric. Maximum cloak, engage! They may be onto something. Researchers have developed a light bending cloak, microscopic in size, that they believe can be scaled up with relative ease to completely conceal objects in plain sight.
Pair Of Supermassive Black Holes Will Collide With Unimaginable Force Sooner Than We Think...But Don't Panic
Researchers find more evidence that a pair of black holes dancing inside of a quasar are on a collision course. This light show about 3.5 billion light years away is going to push one of Einstein's theories to the extreme.
Ig Nobel Prize Winners: Unboiling An Egg, Sting Pain Index, Allergy Patients Kissing, Mammal Pee And Huh?
Ig Nobel Prize Awards were presented on Sept. 17. This year honors another batch of science researches investigating things that might draw chuckles, which might harm science and research's reputation of being dull and dry.
Meet Bunostegos: The Prehistoric 'Cow' That Was The Earliest Known Creature To Walk On All Fours
Before bipedal walking was even a thing, Buno stood above the sprawlers. The prehistoric reptile, liked to a cow, was the first to stand on all fours.
Nearly All Deceased NFL Players Tested Positive For CTE: What You Should Know About Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
More sobering research about the long-term effects of the US' new favorite pasttime has emerged. The concussion debate is just getting started and the latest findings hit hard.
New Inuit Study Adds Intriguing Twist To Omega 3 Fatty Acids' Health Benefits Claim
Research into the diet of the Inuit may have just come full circle. And those fish oil pills might just work, for certain populations.
Destiny's King's Fall Raid Completed: Six Guardians Kill Hive-God Oryx
'The Taken King' has been toppled. The showdown with the hive king closes year two for 'Destiny,' but Bungie promises much more content in the years to come.
EPA: 482,000 Vehicles Of Volkswagen Violate Emission Rules By Using Software To Cheat Standards
The EPA is accusing Volkswagen of using software to fool emissions testing. Das audacious! Over 480,000 Volkswagen vehicles have been kitted with "sophisticated software algorithm" that fools emissions tests into reporting that the automobiles are not spewing mass amounts of nitrogen oxides into the earth's protective trioxygen layer, the Environmental Protection Agency asserted Friday.
