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Google’s Cardboard Camera app lets you turn photos into VR experiences

By Collen Kriel Dec 4, 2015

The latest feature of Google Cardboard will allow you to turn your ordinary Android smartphone into a virtually reality camera. The launch of the Cardboard Camera app gives you the opportunity to relive the…

Apple sold 3.9M Apple Watches in Q3, loses out to more basic activity trackers, says IDC

By Collen Kriel Dec 4, 2015

In a report released Thursday, the International Data Corporation (IDC) estimates that Apple sold 3.9 million Apple Watches during the third quarter of 2015 (Q3) for a share of 18.6 percent of the worldwide…

Facebook rolling out Live video to all, launches photo and video collages

By Collen Kriel Dec 4, 2015

Facebook has announced that it is rolling out their streaming video broadcast feature, Live, to all users, inside its Facebook app. Facebook first introduced Live four months ago, but it was a feature reserved…

Japan’s Fujitsu, Toshiba & Vaio to merge PC businesses

By Mike Wheatley Dec 4, 2015

Japanese tech giants Fujitsu, Toshiba and Vaio are reportedly mulling the idea of merging their PC businesses, and will begin holding “specific discussions” on the idea later this month. If all goes well, the…

OnePlus 2 goes invite-free forever, joined by OnePlus X for limited time

By Collen Kriel Dec 4, 2015

OnePlus, the Chinese startup behind last year’s OnePlus One Android-based smartphone, bucked tradition by adopting an invite-only system to sell its first product. When the company introduced its latest smartphones, the flagship OnePlus 2…

Windows Phone to decline by over 10 percent this year, says IDC

By Mike Wheatley Dec 4, 2015

Windows Phone might not be entering a death spiral just yet, but its long-term prospects don’t look particularly great according to new data released by International Data Corporation (IDC). In IDC’s latest Worldwide Quarterly…

Is Microsoft’s singing to Apple before Christmas a cry for peace or a commercial travesty?

By James Farrell Dec 3, 2015

So a bunch of Microsoft employees turned up unannounced outside the Apple Store on New York’s 5th Avenue earlier this week to sing to the opposing tech giant about peace on Earth so that…

Revenge porn site operator Hunter Moore gets 30 months for hacking

By Duncan Riley Dec 3, 2015

Victims of Hunter Moore, the owner and operator of the now-defunct revenge porn site Is Anyone Up?, have had the last laugh after he was sent to jail for 30 months for crimes committed when…

Didi Kuaidi, Lyft, GrabTaxi & Ola form global alliance to take on Uber

By Duncan Riley Dec 3, 2015

Uber Technologies, Inc.’s main competitors in China, the United States, Southeast Asia and India — Didi Kuaidi (Xiaoju Kuaizhi, Inc.), Lyft, Inc., GrabTaxi Holdings Pte. Ltd., and India’s Ola (ANI Technologies Pvt. Ltd.), respectively…

Analyst claims Apple is prepping a 4-inch iPhone 6c for launch in Q1

By Duncan Riley Dec 3, 2015

Apple looks set to expand its lineup of iPhones in the new year with a report that it’s preparing to ship a new phone. KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, famed for accurate Apple predictions,…

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Google’s Cardboard Camera app lets you turn photos into VR experiences

Apple sold 3.9M Apple Watches in Q3, loses out to more basic activity trackers, says IDC

Facebook rolling out Live video to all, launches photo and video collages

Japan’s Fujitsu, Toshiba & Vaio to merge PC businesses

OnePlus 2 goes invite-free forever, joined by OnePlus X for limited time

Is Microsoft’s singing to Apple before Christmas a cry for peace or a commercial travesty?

Revenge porn site operator Hunter Moore gets 30 months for hacking

Analyst claims Apple is prepping a 4-inch iPhone 6c for launch in Q1

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