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The Hue Camera app uses an iPad’s or iPhone’s built-in camera to dynamically match Philips Hue lights to the colors it ‘sees’ on your TV screen.

The IFTTT integration the company announced at CES 2015 is here, but there’s plenty more still to come.

Amazon is bringing a hefty update to its The update is rolling out over the next several weeks to the $99 Fire TV and $39 Fire TV Stick. Here’s a rundown of the new features: Alongside the new software, Amazon says it’s expanding Fire TV Stick sales to the United Kingdom and Germany on April 15, with pre-orders starting today.

There's no subtlety to  There's more details to the assassination plot now, with Cyanogen announcing a partnership with Miami-based Blu to launch a phone later this year without any Google services whatsoever. Yes, that means no Gmail, Chrome, Google Search, or Play Store. The details aren't final, but

Advertising companies aren’t just tracking your web browsing habits—some marketers secretly monitor your email usage to discover a startling amount of information about you, too. While senders are limited to only tracking specific messages they’ve sent to you, doing so can reveal whether you’ve opened the email or clicked any links in the message. It can also expose your general location and what kind of device you’re using. If you’re curious about which messages are monitoring you and which one’s aren’t, a new extension for Chrome called

The National Football League has a long way to go before it can match the live streaming chops of pro baseball, but the NFL's online offerings have been getting a little bit better every season. When the 2015-16 season starts up this fall, the NFL will reportedly try an experiment that could have major implications for cord cutters. Next season, the NFL will sell exclusive online streaming rights for the league's annual game in London, England, according to

Dienstag, 24. März 2015 00:00:00 Technik News