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In trademark fashion, Jim Dalrymple of The Loop poured cold water on the latest Apple TV rumors with a terse “Nope” to a reportedly imminent hardware refresh that has major news outlets abuzz. Dalrymple’s response was targeted at an Los...
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There are lots of songs adored by nerds and geeks. Some are cerebral, others are funny, and some are just about the culture of being a nerd, particularly about their difficulties with the opposite sex. Link
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That number is up compared to January 2014, when Windows XP had 29.30 percent of the OS share. It’s becoming clear that Microsoft’s attempts and pleas to get people and businesses to stop using XP won’t be enough to reduce...
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It has been difficult in recent months to miss the OCZ bankruptcy news, however the Toshiba acquisition does bode well for the future. With Toshiba able to supply high grade NAND it should make the process of future product development...
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The Xbox Wire site posted up word this week of the launch event, which will begin at 9 pm at the Microsoft Studio at 323 Congress Ave in Austin. In addition to team members from the game’s developer Respawn Entertainment,...
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This week Microsoft Studios’ Phil Spencer tweeted a tidbit that will make fans of Halo really look forward to E3 2014 this summer. Spencer tweeted that Halo news will be coming at E3. He also noted that 343 Industries has...
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Intel plans to release its 750 Series SSDs code-named ‘August Ridge’ which will use current gen MLC flash NAND with PCIe x8 interface. It will also have a M.2 form factor. These SSDs will come with storage variants of 180,...
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The new Nokia X smartphone has already been rooted using the Framaroot app, with the root providing Nokia’s new smartphone with the ability to add other apps to the system. This includes Google’s own closed-source apps, which should have people...
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“I’m a poor student,” my friend once said, “but I still want a good gaming computer for $700.” “That simply is not possible,” I replied, thinking that even a decently good gaming computer would mean a dedicated video card, somewhat...
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Razer, the world leader in entertainment devices and software, today announced a new feature for Razer Game Booster that automatically saves game data and settings to the cloud for thousands of titles. In its beta version, Razer Game Booster’s Save...
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Today Sapphire Technology announced the launch of its latest entry-level GPU. The all new R7 240 is a low-profile video card based on AMD’s successful Graphics Core Next architecture, and features dual HDMI outputs as well as full 4k resolution....
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Google launched its Google Now launcher for Android 4.4 KitKat with the Nexus 5 back in November but it didn’t make it available for other KitKat running devices such as the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and the various Google Play...
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At CES earlier this year, we reported on a new portable wireless speaker from Creative called the Sound Blaster Roar. If you are an audiophile or if you just happen to like listening to music in general, chances are you...
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With the Fulmo ST, Enermax released a new ATX case. The front shows a lot of mesh material with suggests a case that support a high airflow. Other than that it look like the interior offers good flexibility and other...
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Razer has announced its partnership with Swedish supercar maker Koenigsegg for a series of ‘not-for-sale’ Koenigsegg branded limited edition Razer Blade gaming laptops. As far as specification is concerned, its same as Razer Blade: Intel i7 4702HQ with 8GB memory,...
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