Can the Apple Watch take off as a fashion accessory? Ariel Adams loves watches.
He owns more than a hundred of them, sometimes changing into a different watch multiple times a day. He has even turned his horological passion into a full-time job reviewing watches.
Naturally, he is very excited for Apple's latest invention.
"As so...
2014-09-01
Big protests are coming to Hong Kong's financial district Thousands of protesters gathered outside Hong Kong's government offices on Sunday.
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The stage has been set for major pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong's financial district following a decision by Beijing t...
2014-08-28
Can the U.S. afford another $3 trillion war? After piling up trillions of dollars of war debt during the last decade, America seemed to be on the brink of a new era -- ready to shut off the Iraq-Afghanistan funding faucet, bring its troops home and enjoy a peace dividend.
But the respite looks like it will be brief. The ne...
2014-08-26
China develops Windows and Android killer China is once again taking a nationalist stance on technology, this time, with its own PC and mobile operating system.
The goal: decrease China's reliance on U.S. software companies.
The state-controlled Xinhua News Agency reported the announcement on Sunday, citing U.S....
Apple: mostly men, mostly white Apple became the latest tech company to reveal statistics on employee diversity Tuesday. The results? Predictably unimpressive.
The company's 98,000 worldwide employees are 70% male, a figure that jumps to 72% for leadership roles and 80% for technical positions.
"As CEO...
2014-08-12
You can't change the color of Facebook - it's a virus A scam app claiming that it can change the color of your Facebook profile page actually loads malware onto your smartphone or computer.
More than 10,000 people around the world have been duped into downloading the malware, according to a Cheetah Mobile Security blog post.
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2014-08-12
Steve Jobs was 'central figure' in Silicon Valley's 'no poaching' case If Silicon Valley's biggest companies want an embarrassing employee lawsuit to go away, they'll have to fork over a lot more money.
Apple, Google, Adobe and Intel agreed in April to pay $325 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that claims the companies engaged in an extensi...
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