Tech giant, Sony has resolved a lawsuit in the USA, that can potentially see the firm paying millions of dollars in claims by discontented Xperia users. A federal law court in New York has approved the lawsuit that claimed that Sony Xperia smartphones and tablets were misleadingly portrayed as waterproof, by the US wing of…
US-Norwegian firm, Kolos has revealed plans to develop the world’s largest store of data in Norway. The datacenter will be located in the town of Ballangen, which is situated above the Arctic Circle, and it will tap into the country’s ample renewable energy resources. In the beginning, the datacenter will draw on 70 megawatts of…
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Nexon is being intensely chased down by Netmarble Games in the revenue performance, as the latter tries to become the biggest game company in Korea. According to reports, Netmarble posted sales of about 1.23 trillion won (equaling $1.07 billion) in the first half of the year alone. These are remarkable figures in comparison to last…
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New York has been the city of Samsung’s latest smartphones, and the Seoul-based firm now looks to re-establish their reputation in the city as the world’s largest smartphone maker. The Galaxy Note 7, which was released in the same city, earned the criticism of everyone, with faulty smartphone batteries exploding and harming many buyers. This…
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Tons of jars are loaded with lager, topped and washed, wrapped into six-packs, and boxed at confounding rates—1,500 a moment, to be correct—on murmuring transport lines that zip and twist in a sprawling processing plant close Tokyo. The machines do all the truly difficult work at this plant keep running by Asahi Breweries, Japan’s best…
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With global warming on its peak, the beloved Earth is transforming towards a large-scale change to better environmental technologies, which include the use of electric cars and solar power for electricity. However, advancements are yet to be made in the home sector, with very little technology being used in home chores nowadays. To address this…
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Facebook’s subtle dispatch of a photograph sharing application in China, where its informal organization is prohibited, gives it a little taste of the monstrous market’s potential, however it might need to make due with only that until further notice. The US tech monster recognized a week ago that it was behind the Colorful Balloons application,…
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Online transport service company, Uber is yet again amongst the headlines, after coming head to head against law regulators, this time in the country of Philippines. Authorities in Philippines ordered the American company to stop its operations in the country for a month. Uber’s service was stopped in the country following the order, however, the…
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You may have heard the expression “MRE” – also called “Meal, Ready-to-Eat” – bandied about in dialogs identified with the military or survivalists. Presently, it would appear that Amazon is investigating approaches to deliver its own MREs, however with the point of making something delicious and fulfilling for normal purchasers, instead of for benefit individuals…
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The Russian hacking bunch APT28, otherwise called Fancy Bear, has been focusing on visitors through unsecure Wi-Fi at inns, as indicated by security organization FireEye. The movement is moderately new, going back to in any event a month ago, FireEye said. The firm found that Fancy Bear sent a malignant report in a lance phishing…
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