TECHNOLOGY

It appears The Pirate Bay is back in business as it reportedly popped out of Costa Rica. Following Swedish police crackdown on the site, the notorious file-sharing site appears to back up through a Costa Rican web address. This also follows declarations of Pirate Party head Bruno Kramm that it is impossible to close down sites as such because multiple servers will eventually go up for their sake.

In a series of military mobilizations around the globe, Russia's military activity over the Baltic Sea has been called "unprecedented." Moreover, the "aggressive" military actions over Baltic’s airspace and waters have been condemned as means to challenge and provoke NATO into retaliating. What is Russia is up to?

Pirate Bay appears to be gunning for a tragic end as two of its founders are locked up in jail with offices raided all over. However, a party head shares that no matter how many times law officials try to crack down the site, it will always emerge with a similar platform thanks to availability of multiple servers. Can Pirate Bay re-open?

The next iPhone release date on 2015, which could be the iPhone 6S or 7, will not happen at the time that it was first rumoured to but Apple is likely to deliver on its first smartwatch a little earlier than expected, according to new reports.

Google seemed to have stopped selling the red and white variants of the Nexus 5, while the black variant was reported to be out of stock.

The Xiaomi Redmi 1S successor has been approved by TENAA.

Apple's 2015 MacBook Air series will launch soon and more details have been surfacing promising a revolutionized laptop line. According to the latest information, Apple may be working on including a Retina treatment including a new chipset and design. According to analysts, if Apple can pull off the leaked and predicted features then it will be the best MacBook line yet. Can Apple deliver a killer?

Google will be shutting down its Google News in Spain following the enforcement of the "Google Tax" law.

A lot is expected of the beta for “Halo 5: Guardians" as it can seal the deal for eSports in the Halo-verse. Also, a new change log of updates has been released by 343 Industries.

Avid fans of Apple’s discontinued iPod Classic are most willing to spend four times the original price just to have the popular device before it disappears for good.

The second week of the PlayStation’s Holiday Sale is already on, while a new teaser video has given a glimpse of possible friend notifications for the PS4.

Leaked Huawei Glory 4X images show a sleek handset, built with impressive configurations at an affordable price range.

Here is a list of 8 new business apps from Apple and IBM partnership.

Leaked images of the Microsoft Lumia 1030 show the device like never before.

Here is a comparison between the Lumia 730 and the Xiaomi Redmi 1S.

Key features of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Grand 3 have been revealed.

The latest hotfixes for “WoW” Patch 6.0.3 also include updates on raids, scenarios, Ashran player versus player, battlegrounds, arenas, items and bug fixes.

Best Buy currently offers an attractive deal for the Verizon HTC One M8 smartphone. The Android device is listed on the Best Buy Web site with an on-contract price cut down to only $29.99 for the 32GB LTE version.

LG G Pen is the new stylus from LG. It is expected to arrive with a phablet in 2015.

The latest iOS incremental update, iOS 8.1.2 can be jailbroken through the latest TaiG v1.2 jailbreak tool.

Apple Pay now supports several new banks. IOS 8 users are growing. It has reached 63 percent this month.

The Vivo X5 Max is the world’s thinnest smartphone featuring a huge display, headphone jack, Karaoke app and dual-SIM.

Samsung Galaxy A7 to arrive with the chipset that powers up the Galaxy Note 4

A new event and a new movie are coming to “Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.”

Probably, Samsung won't release a curved edge version of Galaxy S6 in the coming year.

OnePlus One can be purchased without an invite for a limited period until Dec. 25.

New Oppo R5 smartphone is insanely-thin at 0.19-inch.

The Samsung Galaxy Alpha is the first smartphone to get Corning Gorilla Glass 4 protection.

A group has taken the responsibility of the cyber attack.