• Samsung Phasing Out Galaxy Alpha With Less Expensive Galaxy A5

  The Galaxy Alpha, Samsung's first metallic-frame smartphone, was released in September of 2014 to relatively high praise. But that praise wasn't enough to boost sales up to Samsung's expectations, so the company is said to be phasing out the Galaxy Alpha to focus on the much cheaper Galaxy A5.

• Christian Bale's 'Exodus: Gods and Kings' Banned In Egypt and UAE for Historical Inaccuracies and 'Racism'

  Egypt's Culture Ministry explained its decision in a statement released this weekend that points to the depiction of Egyptians as "savages" and Jews as powerful, as seen in their armed rebellion against the Egyptians in the film. The ministry explained that religious scriptures prsent the Jewish people as weak and oppressed, so they see this film depiction as racist.

  

• Atheist Scientists Turning to God As Science Increasingly Proves His Intelligent Design

  The eternal tug-of-war between science and religion continues to be argued every day, but a recent piece in the Wall Street Journal by author Eric Mataxas has taken the internet by storm with one simple title: "Science Increasingly Makes the Case for God."

  

• Kodak Jumping Into Smartphone Market, Launching First Device at CES 2015

  Kodak is aiming to revitalize its image by jumping into the smartphone market, and as you might expect, the focus will be on camera quality.

  

• Nintendo Reveals More on Wii U and Upcoming Console with Mario in New Role

  The console wars are still going strong between Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's Playstation line of products, but don't count Nintendo out of the running just yet. The Japanese video game legend is hard at work on its next console with the iconic Mario character front and center.