Articles by Vincent Lanaria
Roku Unveils New Low-Cost Roku SE For $25 On Black Friday And $50 Afterwards
Roku introduced its new budget-friendly Roku SE, and the hardware maker is going to slash down its price from $50 to $25 this coming Black Friday weekend.
Sony Pictures Says ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2,’ ‘Salt,’ And Other Films Coming To 4K Blu-ray Discs
Sony Pictures plans to roll out 4K Blu-ray discs in 2016, including titles such as 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2,' 'Salt,' 'Hancock,' 'The Smurfs 2' and many others.
Apple Taking Apple TV On Global Tour With Tech Talks To Lure Developers Into Its Platform
Apple is in need of app developers for its Apple TV platform, and it intends to lure them in with a global tour for Apple TV Tech Talks.
NEC Unveils Augmented Reality Glasses And Smartwatch That Turn Your Arm Into A Keyboard
NEC showcased its augmented reality technology in a press release. Using smart eyeglasses and a smartwatch, the pair can display a fully functional virtual keyboard on your forearm.
T-Mobile’s Binge On Will Let You Stream Unlimited Netflix, Hulu For Free – But There’s A Catch
On Nov. 15, T-Mobile will roll out Binge On, a service similar to Music Freedom, but for videos. You will be able to endlessly stream on major services, but here's something you need to know first.
Verizon Tells Customers Unlimited Data Plan Will Go Up By $20 On Nov. 15
Verizon's unlimited data plan will increase from $30 to $50 on Nov. 15, and the carrier is notifying its subscribers with a pop-up message when they log into their online accounts.
Samsung Galaxy Golden 3 Flip Phone Passes TENAA With Octa-Core Chipset, 3GB RAM, 16MP Camera And Android 5.1.1 Lollipop
The Samsung Galaxy Golden 3 gets certified by TENAA, and it'll sport 3 GB worth of RAM with an octa-core processor. Because of the recent development, we might see the flip smartphone in the near future.
Apple Seeds Apple tvOS 9.1 Beta To Developers, Adds Siri Support For Apple Music, In-App Purchases And Wi-Fi Improvements
The tvOS 9.1 beta for the fourth-generation Apple TV is available on Apple's developer center, and it's bringing in notable features and improvements, including Siri support for Apple Music and Wi-Fi improvements.
Faraday Future, Believed To Be Apple In Disguise, Is Building $1 Billion Factory To Take On Tesla
Faraday Future is a mysterious electric car startup that's planning on going toe-to-toe with Tesla in the market. Based on recent events, it seems that the upcoming carmaker is actually Apple.
Islamic State Hacks 54,000 Twitter Accounts, Leaks Email Address As Revenge For August Drone Death
ISIS' Cyber Caliphate hacked more than 54,000 Twitter accounts and leaked credentials. It is believed that this is carried out in retaliation for the August drone attack.
Microsoft Beefs Up Azure Cloud Services With Acquisition Of Israeli Web Security Firm Secure Islands
Microsoft has acquired the Israeli-based web security firm Secure Islands. The Redmond tech firm aims to considerably improve its Azure Cloud Service for better user data protection.
Belgian Court Tells Facebook To Stop Tracking Non-Facebook Users Or Face $269,000 Fine A Day
Facebook risks to face a daily $269,000 fine if it doesn't stop tracking the activity of online users. A Belgian court imposed the order, saying that the social networking company has 48 hours to comply.
WordPress Is So Big 25 Percent Of All Websites In The World Run On It
WordPress is the most widely used content management system on the Internet, powering about 25 percent of the websites. The figures imply that one out of four websites use WordPress.
AMD Faces Lawsuit For Allegedly Lying About The Number Of Cores In Bulldozer Chip
AMD gets sued over allegedly advertising its Bulldozer processors with the wrong number of cores. The class-action lawsuit claims that the octa-core chip is technically only a quad-core chip.
Target Starts 'Buy 2 Video Games Get One Free' Sale: Here Are The Details
Gamers who are looking to get their hands on a bunch of the biggest video game titles this year are in luck. At Target, shoppers stand to get one extra video game for free when they buy two titles until Saturday, Nov. 14.
This Java Vulnerability Does Not Come With A Fancy Name But Here's Why Programmers Should Worry
A Java vulnerability that went by for almost an entire year unnoticed surfaced. Steve Breen at Foxglove Security explains the issue and how to 'monkey patch' it.
Activision Blizzard Launches Film And TV Production Arm: 'Call Of Duty' Movie Coming Soon?
Activision Blizzard is launching its own film and TV studio. The new division is set to produce video-game titles for screens big and small, starting with a 'Skylanders' animated series and a 'Call of Duty' movie.
No Home Button-Less iPhone In 2016: Rumor Says Apple Orders Synaptics LCD Parts As TDDI Solutions Get Delayed
Apple reportedly ordered LCD driver ICs from Synaptics, as its in-house development of TDDI solutions has 'fallen behind schedule.' A home button-less iPhone might have been bumped back.
Very Rare Nintendo PlayStation Prototype Is Real And It's Operational
The fabled Nintendo PlayStation prototype is very much real, and what's more, it still works. Father and son Terry and Dan Diebold got one and showed the world the rare console.
MacMall Begins Preorders For iPad Pro With $12 Price Cut
MacMall has started to accept preorders for the iPad Pro, which is slated to roll out on Nov. 11. The Apple reseller is offering a $12 price cut for Apple's 12.9-inch tablet.
PlayStation VR Has 5.7-Inch OLED Display, 1080p Resolution, 120Hz Refresh Rate And Mid-2016 Release Date [Video]
Sony rolls out a new video for the much anticipated PlayStation VR, revealing its hardware specifications and release date, and we can't wait for it.
Finland Has Its Own National Emoji: Nokia 3310, Death Metal And Naked People In A Sauna
Finland is making a Christmas calendar, and it will include its own national emoji. The first three revealed clearly describes Finland: a Nokia 3310, naked people in a sauna and a headbanger.
Los Angeles To Deploy 100 Street Lamps Equipped With Philips Small Cells To Bring 4G LTE To The Streets
Los Angeles is rolling out 100 Philips SmartPoles, extraordinary street lights fitted with Ericsson 4G LTE wireless technology. The City of Angels moves closer to a networked metropolis.
Microsoft Makes Foray Into Finance With Acquisition of MileIQ Mileage Tracker App Developer
Microsoft has joined the financial apps scene, acquiring Mobile Data Labs, the makers of the popular finance app MileIQ. Could this partnership lead to more mileage-tracking features?
Blizzard Wants To Bring 'StarCraft,' 'Diablo 2' And 'Warcraft 3' Back ‘To Glory,’ Is Hiring Engineers To Do That
Blizzard's classic games such as 'StarCraft,' 'Diablo 2' and 'Warcraft 3' are making a comeback on modern computers, according to the game developer's job posting.
Circle With Disney Is A $100 Box That Lets Parents Take Control Of Their Kids’ Internet Usage
Parents who'd like to control their kids' Internet usage are in luck, as an easy-to-use and effective parental control device called Circle With Disney is rolling out.
Korean Cult Horror Game ‘White Day: A Labyrinth Named School’ Announced For PlayStation VR
ROI Games is remaking 'White Day: A Labyrinth Named School' and porting it to the PlayStation VR headset. For vans of virtual reality, it's the perfect game to get an intense virtual reality horror experience.
BlackBerry Promises Monthly Android Security Updates For The BlackBerry PRIV
The BlackBerry PRIV will also be getting monthly Android security updates just like the Nexus devices. BlackBerry promises solid security for its PRIV handsets.
Facebook Is Launching Notify News App To Take On Apple News Next Week: Report
Facebook will release its standalone news app called Notify next week, and it's already gotten plenty of media partners to provide content. It seems like it will make a mark on online media soon.
Here’s How Facebook Plans To Build A Fully Functional Teleportation Machine By 2025
Facebook plans to effectively build a teleporter by 2025, according to its CTO Mike Schroepfer. The social media company aims to let users be anywhere with anyone they want.
