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Flying Car Prototype Takes To The Skies: Watch AeroMobil's Flying Roadster 3.0 Soar

AeroMobil's new flying car will remain grounded in most countries due to regulations.

Samsung Admits It Moved Too Slow To Address Changing Mobile Market

The launch of the Galaxy Note 4 wasn't enough to save Samsung from massive profit and revenue slumps in the third quarter.

YouTube Blogger Anita Sarkeesian Visits 'The Colbert Report' To Discuss Gamergate Harassment

Amid the gamergate scandal, popular feminist media critic Anita Sarkeesian stopped by "The Colbert Report" to discuss the issue of women and video games.

New York Times Earnings: Layoffs And Buyouts Eat Profits; NYT Now Sluggish

The New York Times Company said digital-only subscriptions are up 13 percent, but layoffs and buyouts are eating profits.

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Sony Replaces Head Of Mobile Due To Inability To Sell Smartphones

Sony is expected to lay off another 1,000 mobile employees soon.

How To Install Android 4.4.4 KitKat On Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE Using CM11 Milestone 11 ROM

Here is how to install Android 4.4.4 KitKat on the LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 using CM11 Milestone 11 ROM.

Microsoft Introduces $199 Fitness Band In US, Health-Oriented Cloud Service

The wearable device will keep users connected with notifications, including incoming calls, emails, text messages and social media updates.

Samsung, Apple Lead Worldwide Smartphone Market In Q3 While China’s Xiaomi Enters Top 3

Worldwide smartphone shipments rose 25.2 percent in Q3, thanks to growing competition from new entrants.

Is Kaci Hickox Selfish? Nurse Might File Lawsuit If Ebola Quarantine Persists

Kaci Hickox, deemed "selfish" by some Twitter users, might file a lawsuit if she's forced to stay isolated due to Ebola fear.

Cable Industry Bites Nails After FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler’s Anti-Bundle MVPD Pitch

A cable-industry trade group urged the FCC not to move too hastily in redefining the rules that regulate pay-TV.

Apple May Look To Iran To Expand iPhone's Reach If U.S. Lifts Sanctions

Iran could be a valuable market for Apple if it could find a way to set up shop in the country.

North Korean Gaming App Hacked 20,000 South Korean Mobile Devices: Seoul Report

South Korean intelligence didn't identify a specific app, but a mobile game is suspected.

'Dying Light' Coming To Xbox One, PS4 Only, Last-Gen Versions Axed

The zombie horror game "Dying Light" won't launch on previous-gen consoles the Xbox 360 and PS3.

HP Inc. Unveils ‘Game Changing' Multi-Jet 3D Printer And Sprout 3D Workstation

Hewlett-Packard’s new PC and printer unit is looking to establish itself as a leader in the nascent but fast-growing 3D printing market.

Electronic Arts Is Growing In Mobile, Up 250 Percent From 2013

Known for console games, EA is getting bigger in mobile.

Hurricane Sandy Anniversary: As New York’s Power Grid Prepares For Another Hurricane Sandy, Phone Companies Drop The Line

Many Americans have dropped their landlines — one of the most reliable forms of communication in a power outage. But NYC is getting ready.

Orbital Rocket Explosion Explained: Cargo Ship's 'Catastrophic Failure' Is Really Just a Setback

Orbital Sciences, which lost $200 million Tuesday, still needs to launch six cargo flights to the International Space Station.

IBM's Going To Feed Your Tweets To Watson So That Businesses Can Make More Money

IBM wants to help companies make better decisions by harvesting gobs of Twitter data.

Reddit Launches Its Own Kickstarter-Like Crowdfunding Platform Called Redditmade

It's a means to create official subreddit merchandise, or anything else at all.

FCC’s Tom Wheeler Puts Cable Bundle On Death Watch, Seeks To Include Streaming In MVPD Rules

Tom Wheeler has proposed that Internet-only TV services be treated like traditional cable companies.

Ram Truck Recall: Chrysler Says Some Of Its Big Trucks Can Leak Fuel, A Day After Quality Control Chief Resigns

Recalls announced Tuesday include 2010-14 Ram trucks, as well as 2014 Dodge Durangos and Jeep Grand Cherokees.

Why Apple Won't Make Cheaper Macs Or iPhones To Build Market Share

For Apple, chasing a better experience is prioritized over chasing market share -- a key lesson from the 1990s.

India's Startups: Venture Capital And Private Equity Investments Expected To Double To $1.2B In 2014

Investors are finding India's consumer-driven Internet startup scene increasingly attractive, pumping in money and boosting valuations.

Rival Payment System MCX Prevents Walmart And Member Retailers From Using Apple Pay, Softcard

Retail members of MCX could face huge fines if they accept Apple Pay or other rival mobile payment systems.

LG Ships Record 16.8 Million Smartphones In Quarter, Gaining On Apple, Samsung

With a large smartphone portfolio, LG Electronics is gaining ground against the competition.

'GTA 5' Next Gen Update: Returning Players To Receive Exclusive Content On Xbox One, PS4 And PC

The NYC-based developer is offering exclusive content for those who already own the game and plan to buy the next version.

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GT Advanced: Apple Put Us In An Impossible Situation, Made Us Go Bankrupt

Former Apple partner and now-bankrupt synthetic sapphire manufacturer GT Advanced says that its hardships are nothing less than the fault of Apple, Inc.