The future is finally upon us. At a recent company event, T-Mobile announced that they will no longer be counting cellular data used on streaming music from Spotify, and other music streaming services such as Pandora, iTunes Radio, Rhapsody, Samsung Milk, iHeartRadio, or Slacker. This is a huge deal for both the carrier and the services; […]
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T-Mobile Stops Counting Cellular Data Used For Spotify, Pandora, Other Music Streaming Services
June 21st, 2014 
John Bazley 
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Tags: iheartradio, itunes, music streaming, net neutrality, Pandora, rhapsody, samsung, spotify, t-mobile, technology 
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5 Movies That Mishandle Future Tech As Badly As ’Transcendence’
April 18th, 2014 James Shotwell The future is both incredibly exciting and horribly terrifying at the same time. You never know what breakthroughs will be discovered from one day to the next, nor do you know who will be in control of said innovation once it has been found, and over the last several decades Hollywood has made many promising […]
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THE FUTURE IS CLEAR: Watch “Hologram Feist” Perform In Canada
April 28th, 2013 James Shotwell When fallen legend Tupac Shakur was brought back to life as a dancing, rapping hologram at Coachella last year people were everything from shocked to amazed. The progress of projection technology has made the recreation of physical beings stunningly realistic, especially from a distance, but following the events at Coachella most the hype for the […]
EDITORIAL: “48 Frames Per Second: Advancement or Fad?”
June 15th, 2012 Tyler Osborne Recently Peter Jackson and James Cameron have come out supporting a new film technology: shooting movies at 48 frames per second instead of the traditional 24 frames per second of film. For people in the film industry that sentence has a lot of meaning and implications, but for most other people it is just gibberish. […]
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