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Thoughts Recap: ‘LittleBigPlanet 3’ Gets Positive Raves; Playstation 4 Exclusive Proves Creativeness with Three New Stitched Characters
Apple iPhone 7 Rumors: New Smartphone to Sport DSLR-Quality Camera; Bigger Screen and More Powerful Processor; Release Date Eyed Next Year; Expect Higher Price
Just months after the release of its record-breaking newest flagship smartphone series, rumors about Apple's upcoming iPhone 7 has been around the web for quite a while now. After the Cupertino-based tech-giant surprised the world with its biggest handset, a lot has been said about its upcoming new device eyed for a 2015 release.
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Orphan Black Season 3 Release, Date, Trailer, Cast News: Sci-Fi Series Adds 'Son Goku' For Its Third Season
After having Suits star Patrick J. Adams as guest star for its second season, another huge television star is going to join Orphan Black which is already in its production for its third season. The show's official Twitter account revealed that Justin Chatwin, known for his role as Son Goku in Dragonball: Evolution, has landed a role for Orphan Black Season 3.
Michael Schumacher Condition Update: Former F1 Driver Philippe Streiff Says Schumi Is 'Getting Better' And Is On A Wheelchair
Ever since Michael Schumacher got into a skiing accident in December last year, all that people get are updates from doctors who took care of him at the Grenoble where he was admitted. Most Michael Schumacher condition updates are 'words' from the health experts, no pictures. Former F1 driver Philippe Streiff has somehow provided fans of the seven-time racing champion of a better insight of how the German driver looks like.
Amazon Continue Downhill Ride on 2015
After Amazon released quite a few dud products this year and failed to catch up on profits, investors were sent packing, leading to a huge 8 percent drop in the company’s stock—its biggest quarterly loss in 14 years.
Amazon Makes ‘The Washington Post App’ Available to Kindle Users for Free
After Amazon founder Jeff Bezos bought The Washington Post for $250 million last year, the next step is to create an app for the online news journal especially for Amazon Kindle tablet owners.
Netflix Captures One-Third of North America’s Internet Traffic
Netflix now holds 35 percent of all downstream Internet traffic in North America during peak hours, according to a study by research firm Sandvine.
Mattel Removes Sexist Barbie Book “I Can Be A Computer Engineer” From Amazon
Mattel created an outrage from feminists after reportedly underestimating young women with its Barbie book entitled “I Can Be A Computer Engineer” published out of Random House that demoralizes not just women, but also the engineering profession—women engineers at that matter.
Takata Executive Admits Slow Replacement of Deadly Air Bags
An executive from Japan’s Takata Corp. met with United States Senators on Thursday, Nov. 20 saying that the manufacturer is trying its best to increase production of replacement parts for the millions of vehicles compromised by defective air bags, but admitted to having slow replacement due to parts shortage.
Michelin Introduces Airless Radial Tires, ‘Tweel’ But Not Made Available to the Public Yet
It’s every car-owner’s dream to avoid a flat tire. So when Michelin launched an innovative design of the tire with no air inside that they claim “virtually prevents flat tires,” car-owners were pleased. However, that technology won’t be available to passenger cars just yet, according to the president of Michelin itself.
Uber Investigates New York Exec for Tracking News Reporter; Transit Giant Reiterates Privacy Policy
The American transit giant said an investigation against its New York chief, about the alleged tracking, is currently ongoing. Uber also posted and reiterated their privacy policy recently to address the rising concern about consumers' data security and personal privacy.
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