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Apple: Why Diversity in Senior Leadership Matters - Op-Ed by Tony Maldonado, Shareholder

Why the company needs to "Think Different." "Think Different. " That's how Apple once famously challenged the world through a bold advertising campaign for its computers.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge ‘Batman v Superman’ Special Edition in the Works?

Samsung is joining the hype surrounding the clash of the comic book titans. The electronics giant is reportedly developing a DC-themed variant of the hotly-anticipated Galaxy S7 edge inspired by the upcoming flick "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice."

Sony Revives 'Crash Bandicoot' Game, Says NECA Director Randy Falk

NECA director Randy Falk subtly hints on Sony reviving "Crash Bandicoot," but a NECA representative denies it, saying the statement has been misunderstood.

Xbox One Promises New Game Exclusives Following 'Quantum Break' Backlash

After fans expressed their distaste on Xbox One Phil Spencer's reply on the "Quantum Break" issue, Microsoft promises new game exclusives for the Xbox One console.

EA Offers 'Need for Speed: Most Wanted' for Free -- Any Strings Attached?

"Need for Speed: Most Wanted" is available for free for a limited time. Are there any strings attached?

MacBook Pro Release Date; Touch-Screen Feature Not Happening

Here are the things we know so far. Speculations crawled within the tech industry that Apple will launch a series of their latest gadgets on one of their events that is rumored to take place this March.

Social Media Sunday: Facebook Kicked Out of India, Twitter's Downward Spiral, & Snapchat's New (Old) Partner

This week in social media was altogether pretty terrible for the two most significant networks: Facebook and Twitter. Facebook got kicked out of India and Twitter's growth has flatlined, sparking worries is might actually die. But with a potential big partnership with an influential old media company, Snapchat, meanwhile, is doing fine.

Startup Shakeup? Goldman Chief Sees Reality Check for Silicon Valley's Unicorns

The all-star startups over the past few years in Silicon Valley were all about growing as big and as fast as possible. That mindset bred a crop of young private companies so heavily funded, their valuations surpassed those of many long-established blue chip firms.

FCC Lifeline Modernization Urged to Overcome Digital Divide by NHMC, Congress Members

The digital divide -- the persistent gap between those who have affordable access to information technology and those who do not -- is among the many issues that the National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) believes is holding Latinos in the U.S. back.

Lucky Strike: Three Tweets Earned $50K Prize After Super Bowl 50

A trio of Twitter users managed to milk 140 characters for all its worth and translated one particular tweet into a $50,000 windfall, courtesy of snack brand Doritos.

Pokémon 'Magiana' Revealed, Featured in 19th Movie

The Pokémon Company has revealed the first image of the newest pocket monster called Magiana in the latest issue of CoroCoro magazine. According to Serebii, Magiana is a Mythical Pokémon and is classified as a Man-Made Pokémon.

'Fallout 4' Developer Bethesda Assures Fans That Upcoming DLC 'Not Far Off'

It looks like the new DLCs for the hit game "Fallout 4" is set to hit the shelves soon! "Fallout 4" was so successful that a lot of the game's hardcore fans managed to earn the elusive Platinum Trophy literally days after the game was launched.

How Does Michele Molè’s Architectural Masterpiece Palazzo Italia Absorb Smog?

Global warming is the greatest environmental threat the world is facing at present. Time is slowly running out; that's why experts are now working hard to combat this problem.

Microsoft Backwards-Compatible Games List Expands, 'Lego Batman' and Three More Added to Lineup

The lineup of Xbox One backward compatibility continues to expand to great proportions. Four additional games are now confirmed as part of the impressive collection of Xbox 360 titles that are playable on the current generation consoles.

PS4 vs Xbox One: Sony's Console Tops January 2016 Sales Battle

In the battle of hardware and software, PlayStation is still overwhelmingly dominant this year. Sony revealed that the group sold the most consoles in the U.S. in January 2016, while the current generation console PlayStation 4 is also the software sales leader within the month.

'Destiny' Expansion Rolling Out This Year, 'Destiny 2' Release Date Set in 2017

Activision confirms the coming of "Destiny 2" in 2017 but reveals that there is also a new expansion for "Destiny" coming this year.

'Call of Duty' 2016 in the Works, Confirms Infinity Ward

Actvision Blizzard has again put their trust on Infinity Ward in creating the latest installment on the 'Call of Duty' project.

SEGA's Possible Come Back Now Depends on the Hands of 'Project Dream'

SEGA may eventually return to the gaming world if they agree with Project Dream's offer to recreate a modern Dreamcast console.

Why Slack Is Different From Other Popular Business-Messaging Apps

Slack is currently rising as one of the top popular business-messaging apps in the tech realm. As a matter of fact, the $2 billion-worth company was able to get 2 million daily active users in less than two years.

'Quantum Break' Stirs Controversy After PC Version of Former Xbox One-Exclusive Game Surfaced

Phil Spencer answers rants on twitter over the issue of 'Quantum Break' losing its Xbox One exclusivity.
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