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Most brands have a “pretty decent” email marketing program, but could it be better? Take a look at these 10 things to try and improve your engagement. 1. Take a hard look at your preference strategy. There are three tips … Continue reading →

In case you’ve been looking for a quick way to escape that ball and chain, just ask prankster Nathan Fielder for some love advice — your significant other will be running the other way in no time For his latest … Continue reading →

A ‘Google Edition’ of the HTC One is headed to Google Play. It will run stock Android, with no additional software added by HTC. Google’s Sundar Pichai announced the phone during an interview Thursday at the All Things Digital conference. … Continue reading →

Anonymity, one of Bitcoin’s supposed biggest advantages over regular currencies, is all but gone on Mt. Gox, the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange and trading website The japanese-based Mt.Gox announced on Thursday that users who want to exchange currencies into Bitcoin … Continue reading →

Bundles have always been an effective way to create pre-orders for a game, but it seems Grid 2 Bac Mono Edition has taken things even further by offering an actual racing car with its latest release. The Bac Mono is … Continue reading →

Nearly six years after the iPod touch first launched in 2007, Apple is celebrating a milestone: It’s sold 100 million of the pocket-sized media players. Since Apple first introduced the first-generation iPod in 2001 — transforming both the portable music … Continue reading →

Reports are emerging that the The Chicago Sun-Times has laid off its entire photo staff. According to The Chicago Tribune, 20 full-time staffers in the photo department received layoff notices Thursday. In a statement shared with its chief competitor, the … Continue reading →

A massive asteroid nearly 2 miles wide will zip by Earth on May 31, in a cosmic event that has grabbed the attention of stargazers, scientists and even White House officials. The asteroid poses no threat of hitting Earth during … Continue reading →

A new biosensing tool puts the power of a high tech laboratory in the pockets of researchers in the field. This iPhone-enabled device could be used in pop-up clinics, waste management sites, refugee camps and anywhere else the mobile testing … Continue reading →

“I hate Windows 8.” No, not me. I actually rather like Windows 8, especially on a touchscreen device. My wife, however, is another matter — and, for her, the just-announced Windows 8.1 can’t arrive soon enough. She shared her Windows … Continue reading →