Uber has spawned a sub-industry of start ups claiming to the the Uber of [fill in the blank]. There are several pick up and wash laundry services already in existence but London-based start up Lavanda uses a network of… Continue Reading
The competition to be the best live streaming broadcast app rages on between the top players in the market right now: Periscope and Meerkat. Just as Periscope announced this week that people can watch replays of live broadcast on their desktops this… Continue Reading
Apple joins a growing list of tech and online companies that are ditching the Confederate flag. It announced in a statement today that it will remove apps, “that use the Confederate flag in offensive or mean-spirited ways, which is in… Continue Reading
We see folks online comparing Taylor Swift‘s successful plea to get Apple to pay artists royalties during the free three month trial period of Apple’s new streaming service to Jay-Z’s Tidal Streaming Service, launched so artists could get more money… Continue Reading
Two Chinese tech firms have clashed over a new wireless router with a special setting for pregnant women. Qihoo 360 unveiled the device, an upgrade to an existing product, which has three settings it describes on its website as wall… Continue Reading
Last week, Utah Valley‘s Walk, Run, Text staircase went viral. The school’s marketing and communications department decorated staircases into three lanes: walk (on the left), run (in the middle), and text (on the right), as a means to engage its students,… Continue Reading
Soon, you might be able to log into your bank account with a litany of smiling poo emojis, or a string of little chicken wing images, or multiple little monkeys holding their hands over their eyes. On Monday, a… Continue Reading
Google lost its chance to purchase Twitch, the gaming-centric streaming video site, last year when Amazon beat it to the punch and acquired it for close to 1 Billion dollars. And now the search Giant is getting in the business itself by capitalizing on… Continue Reading
Seven US States will soon have to say bye-bye to the several hundred million dollars they collect annually from taxing access to the Internet. The House of Representatives last Tuesday voted to permanently forbid states from adding fees onto residents’ telephone… Continue Reading