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The $4 Million Google Barge In Portland, Maine Is Destined For The Scrap Yard
Google has sold one of the mysterious structures. One of Google's mysterious barges docked in Portland, Maine is destined for the scrap yard. A spokesperson at Google confirmed that parts of the estimated $4 million barge, which Google has reportedly spent $400,000 in fees to dock, are going to be sold for scrap, according to Fortune The barge in Portland is one of three owned by Google that sparked a media storm when they first appeared in 2013. Nexus 7 Tablet Out Of Stock: 8 Release Date Nearing?
Another sign that the Nexus 8 is on its way has emerged. The Nexus 7 has reportedly sold out in the Google Play Store in both the U. S. and UK, suggesting the Nexus 8 could very well be on its way. Samsung Galaxy Alpha Specs Include Octa-Core SoC: Rumors
Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 is also expected in September. German website Allaboutsamsung reports that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Alpha will arrive packing an Octa-Core Exynos 5433 SoC with a Mali-T628 GPU, NDTV reports. Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Release Date Leaks: Sept. 3; Legit Competitor vs. iPhone 6?
The launch would likely mean the device would hit consumers' pockets before the rumored iPhone 6. New Method of USB-Hacking Will Permanently Destroy Computers
It turns out; hackers are using USB devices like keyboards, and thumb-drives as a new means of evading security protections. LG G3: Two New Color Options Will Get Aug. Release Date
The G3 will now be offered in five different splashes of color. The LG G3 is getting a couple new looks for the end of summer, GSMArena reports. LG has confirmed its flagship smartphone will add Burgundy Red and Moon Violet color options to its palette this Aug. Apple Plans On Cutting 200 Jobs At Beats
If there is fat to be trimmed, few companies are better at it. Apple is reportedly going to cut as many as 200 jobs at Beats Electronics following its $3 billion deal to purchase the company. Facebook's 'Internet.org' Effort Reaches Africa
Facebook has introduced a new app in Africa that will provide free data access to sites like Wikipedia, Google, Facebook and Facebook Messenger. This initiative is apart of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's Internet.org effort, whose main goal is to bring Internet access to developing countries. Samsung Galaxy Alpha: Korean Giant Says Non-Plastic Phone Coming Soon; Note 4 Too?
A large Galaxy Note 4 is also believed to be set for a release date this fall. Samsung is readying a non-plastic phone following a 24 percent year-over-year drop in Q2 profits, according to the Wall Street Journal. HTC: Secret Aug. 19 Event For Nexus 8 Tablet?
Will it be HTC's rumored collaboration with Google? HTC will be holding an event on Aug. 19 in New York City, but with no further details provided, we can only wonder just what the tech giant is going to announce. Amazon Fire Phone's Ironic Application Problem
Before Amazon's Fire Phone became available, Amazon made it known that it was amassing over 240,000 new apps for its Appstore. Ironically, you will not find many key apps on the company's consumer-driven phone. Microsoft to Release Xbox One in China
Microsoft has announced the September 23 launch of its 3,699 yuan ($599) Xbox One in China. Microsoft has announced the September 23 launch of its 3,699 yuan ($599) Xbox One in China. Windows Phone 8.1 Brings a Few New Features
Microsoft has released the developer preview of Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1 update. Some of the features it comes with are Cortana, Live Folders, Xbox Music, SMS merge and forward, and a few other things. iPhone 6 Leaked Video Shows Back Housing In Great Quality: Rumor
The iPhone 6's look veer far from its predecessors. A convincing video from Youtube user iCrackUriDevice shows the iPhone 6's alleged rear housing for the 4. Scan Any Key With These Apps And Pick Up A Copy Minutes Later
If that sounds insanely dangerous, that's because it is. But the developers have a good argument for its existence.
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