• OnePlus Two Phone Release Date 2015, Specs: Rumored to Release in Q2/Q3

  The original OnePlus One Android phone peaked the interest of many tech experts last year with its 2.5 GHz Snapdragon 801 processor and 3GB of RAM with a 5.5-inch display in such an inexpensive package, allowing it to compete with the biggest and best high-end phones of 2014. But the OnePlus Two (codenamed Lettuce, following the OnePlus One's codename of Bacon) aims to take that same successful formula and beef it up as much as possible.

  

• 21 Christians Held Captive by ISIS in Libya, Facing 'Torture and Unspeakable Abuse'

  The families of abducted Egyptian workers in Libya staged a demonstration earlier this week to protest the Egyptian government's silence on the capture of the Christians late last year. The 21 Coptic Christian workers were taken during a string of events in November and December in which terrorist group ISIS has already claimed responsibility.

  

• Saeed Abedini's Wife Naghmeh Expresses Hope of His Release From Iran after Meeting President Obama

  President Barack Obama met with the wife of Christian pastor Saeed Abedini who has been held hostage in Iran since 2012. The 10-minute meeting, held in Boise, Idaho, was made to help the family know that securing Aberdini's release was a top priority for the president.

  

• Xbox Live Games with Gold Free Games Predictions for February 2015

  After Wednesday's Microsoft event revealed a greater integration between the Xbox gaming console and the desktop PC, Xbox fans are rediscovering their favorite console before Windows 10 hits later this year. This most likely means re-upping the old subscription for Xbox Live Gold to take full advantage of each month's free games.

  

• Windows 10 Free Upgrade for Windows 7 and Windows 8 Users

  Earlier this week, Microsoft held a special event to announce more details on the new Windows 10 operating system for desktops and laptops. But the exciting news is that Windows 10 isn't just for desktops and laptops; it's for mobile devices, too. And it's free!