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Europe's biggest soccer tournament is about to start (the kick-off is on June 10th) in France and the excitement is growing quickly. Out of some 48 countries in Europe, this Euro 2016 is one of the largest to have ever taking place with 24 countries qualified for the first round. And it's bound to be a spectacle you don't want to miss. So how can you watch Euro 2016 live stream online? For viewers in the United States it's important to know that ESPN has bought the rights to broadcast the games. If you want to watch the Euro 2016 without a cable subscription and/or on your phone (be it an Android or iPhone), you can alternatively use the subscription-based Sling TV service. It costs $20 a month with the subscription giving you access to more than 20 channels including TNT, ESPN and ABC. You can get the app on both Android and iOS at the links below. Download SlingTV app for  Android ,  iPhone Here are your other legal options: ESPN

In case you haven't heard, Samsung has a pair of new, drastically improved wearables that are hitting the market - the  Gear Fit2  fitness band, and the  Gear Icon X  wireless in-ear headphones/fitness tracker. Both aim to corner the exploding niche for such health and wellbeing devices, and both offer something extra when compared to the competition. Samsung just announced that the initial availability of the Gear Fit2 will be starting today, and those who preordered it in the US for $179.99 should be getting it soon. Europe is not so lucky, as there the wearable costs EUR 199 ($223), but that's what import tax does to you. The Gear Fit2 will be be available in the United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, France, Spain, and Australia right now, while a global rollout will follow soon.  As a reminder, the fitness band differs pretty radically from its predecessor. The second-generation device comes with enhancements such as a more ergonomic design, a

A wild new rumor from China claims that the upcoming Apple iPhone 7 will introduce a new dark blue color that will replace the current 'Space Gray' option. In a recent report quoting sources from an unnamed Apple supplier, Japanese Apple-centric website Mac Otakara claims that the iPhone 7 will be offered in four color options: Silver, Gold, Rose Gold, and a new Deep Blue variant. Allegedly, there is a very good chance for Apple to discontinue the Space Gray option, one that the Cupertino-based technology giant debuted back in 2013 with the iPhone 5s. Mac Otakara has a pretty good track record when it comes to reporting on upcoming Apple products. However, given that there's no concrete evidence to put weight behind these claims, you should still digest this information with a dose of skepticism. The image to the left only serves illustration purposes. Quoting the same source, the report also claims that the iPhone 7 will make use of the same display gl

When Fruit Ninja launched back in 2010, it turned into an instant casual gaming sensation. Since then, it's been made available on pretty much every platform you can think of – it's on Symbian and Bada for Pete's sake – and has spawned innumerable clones. Now, with 1  billion  downloads under its belt (as of last year) and a live-action movie in the works, it's time for the fruit-slashing phenomenon to make its foray into virtual reality with Fruit Ninja VR. It was the simple joy of slashing fruit on the touchscreen – tor more likely how fluid it was – that hooked so many people on Fruit Ninja. VR changes this. It's not only making the game more complicated, but also more... weird. Fruit Ninja VR looks like one of those weird dreams. You are standing in the middle of an old-fashioned Japanese square, your feet glued to the floor, while all kinds of fruit restlessly erupt from the ground around you. You are armed with a sword in each hand and all you know –

Oh, what an exciting day this is! After weeks of leaks, speculation, and plain ol' guessing, we've finally witnessed the official announcement of the Moto Z. A 2016 reincarnation of the RAZR V3 flip phone this is not, mind you, but it is still a device worth being curious about. Trust us, you don't see phones like this every day. Introducing MotoMods MotoMods are the Moto Z's killer feature Without a doubt, MotoMods are the Moto Z's killer feature. The handset takes the whole modular smartphone concept to the next level by allowing a variety of snap-on modules to be attached to it at any time. Love big tunes? There's the JBL SoundBoost for you, with its built-in amp and stereo speakers. Feeling like watching a movie on a bigger screen? Just find a wall and snap on the InstaShare projector attachment, capable of throwing a 70-inch image on a suitable flat surface. Need extra battery life? Incipio has developed a battery pack addi