Nokia's Android Phone Makes No Sense and I Can't Stop Thinking About It
Nokia announced Android phones at MWC last week, right in the middle of being bought by Microsoft, and the whole thing is a stranger move than the Galaxy S5 headlines let on.
Nokia announced Android phones at MWC last week, right in the middle of being bought by Microsoft, and the whole thing is a stranger move than the Galaxy S5 headlines let on.
Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy in Tokyo today with 850,000 bitcoins unaccounted for, and honestly, the site's shady signup process should've been a warning sign all along.
Two and a half weeks after Flappy Bird vanished from the app stores, people are auctioning off old phones on eBay just because the game's still installed, and I'm still weirdly attached to mine.
Samsung got the headlines out of Barcelona this week, but the thing I can't stop thinking about is Nokia launching Android phones weeks before Microsoft is set to own the company.
Nokia announced an Android phone with no Google services baked in, right in the middle of being bought by Microsoft, and its the weirder MWC story than the Galaxy S5.
Ten days after Flappy Bird got pulled, the App Store is flooded with knockoffs and people are selling old phones on eBay just because the app is still installed.
Facebook bought WhatsApp for $19 billion today, and while everyone's fixated on the number, I'm more interested in what it means for the one ad-free app on my phone I actually trust.
Since Dong Nguyen pulled Flappy Bird on February 10th, people have been auctioning off their actual phones on eBay just because the game is still installed on them.
A reaction to this week's $45.2 billion Comcast-Time Warner Cable deal, and why it changes nothing for people who never had a choice of cable provider in the first place.
A late, half-hearted take on Tuesday's Day We Fight Back protest against NSA surveillance, and why banner campaigns dont hit the way SOPA did in 2012.
Flappy Bird got pulled from the app stores this week, and now people are trying to sell their actual phones on eBay just because the game is still installed on them.
Flappy Bird got pulled from the app stores last night, and now people are listing their old phones on eBay for thousands of dollars just because the game is still installed on them.