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eBay Bans the Sale of ‘Adult Only’ Video Games
When it comes to what we might politely describe as ‘adult only’ products, eBay has often been more than a little vague about what is allowed and what is not. Following a new update to their official guidelines, however, it would appear that something of a moderate purge is on…
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Toshiba Shareholders Agree to Sell NAND Flash Memory Unit
Most of us know Toshiba as a hardware manufacturer with products from mechanical and flash-based storage over notebooks and all the way to smart TVs, but the company is a lot bigger than that. They are also a huge player in the international Nuclear business, or maybe we should say that…
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Comcast Want To Offer Discounts For People Who Share Their Online Activity
How much do you like a discount? With the topic of using your internet activity to provide “personalized” services arguing against those who believe that what you do online is private, companies and governments are still trying to determine what is considered acceptable for companies to use. Comcast has now…
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xDedic Lets You Sell Hacked Servers
It’s hard to find a week where a hack hasn’t been reported in the news, with companies, agencies, and groups having to deal with hacked servers, leaked information and databases revealed online. These are just the hacks we know about, typically that is just the skin of the water with…
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RadioShack Plans to Sell Customer Data
Radioshack is planning to sell its customer data, even with opposition from multiple US states. The bankrupt company is looking to recoup some money and has asked a bankruptcy court for permission to sell some assest, part of which are customer data. The state of Texas is taking the lead…
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Apple Expects to Sell 1 Million Watches During Opening Weekend, 8 Million in its First Year
Gene Munster, an analyst from Piper Jaffray, has stated in his recent research that Apple Watch sales could reach over one million units in the opening weekend. The unit buyers are said to be all from pre-orders and launch sales and does not include customers who are just arriving at…
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Fake Apple Watch ‘Prototype’ Sells for $260
It seems that the Apple Watch is being ripped off long before you can buy the real thing – first we saw those fake watches being sold at CES and now this, the story of a supposed ‘prototype’ on eBay that actually sold to a gullible buyer for $260. Just…
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Apple Watch Now Available… From 1995
Apple’s new watch isn’t meant to be on sale until “early 2015”, but as MacRumors points out, you can get your hands on one right now. One from 1995. Yes, Apple has made watches before (even called “Apple Watch”) but this was no way to keep in touch or pay…
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PAX: Australia 2015 Tickets Set for Early Release!
With PAX Australia wrapping up merely weeks ago, the rumors have already started flying as to 2015’s ticket offering. It’s already been reported that PAX will continue it’s support of the Victorian market by operating for the next five years within the walls of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center…
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Huawei Reported To Be Selling High-End Smartphones Via Messaging App
The increased competition of smartphone manufacturers in China has apparently resulted in companies approaching unique marketing techniques. For example, Xiaomi is said to have success with its ‘Hunger Marketing’ technique, having customers pre-register their interest in a handset in order to grab the e-mail addresses of potential buyers. As soon…
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Graphics Card Sales Reported to have Dropped Significantly in Q2 2014
Graphics cards are apparently not on the list of shopping items for gamers or even cryptocurrency miners. Studies show that a decline in sales has been noticeable in Q2 this year. While graphics card sales have been going down for a long time, the aforementioned quarter seems to be the…
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User Location Shared To Advertisers With The Help Of An Android Flashlight App
People nowadays depend on smartphones in their daily life, whether to check their e-mails, go on social media applications or even pay directly with them. That’s why most of this information is encrypted or it’s done via user discretion. Sometimes though deceptive developers employ backdoors in their seemingly harmless apps…
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