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Many online companies like to revise their terms of service statements from time to time and this week Dropbox announced that’s exactly what it will be doing starting on March 24th. The cloud storage company revealed its plans via email...
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Battlefield is one of those gaming franchises that has seemed to get it right with every single new release, and Battlefield 4 is no exception. Sure, the game has had its fair share of EA launch bugs, but the game...
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Microsoft has reportedly cut the price of Windows 8.1 for OEMs to help spur on development of sub $250 devices. Previously, Microsoft was charging $50 per licenses but now is only charging $15 and that will help OEMs cut the...
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British manufacturer Parvum have released their new S2.0 version of the already very successful Parvum case. With new features and improvements, Parvum are releasing another unique looking case. Parvum pride themselves when sourcing materials to ensure they use high-quality European...
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Adam Langely, security researcher and part of Google’s security team, notes that this is affects Safari on both iOS and OSX, and that it breaks SSL completely. We expect that Apple will address this issue in short order but the...
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Google has announced its new venture Project Tango today, a smartphone and developer kit that integrates 3D sensors allowing the device to learn and map the world around it. “The goal of Project Tango is to give mobile devices a...
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In December, Microsoft released the first public preview of its revamped Bing Maps, offering Windows 8.1 users a way to view over 70 cities around the world in full 3D using the company’s own advanced cameras combined with new software...
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When Microsoft updates or issues an ‘end of life’ date for a version of Windows it can be pretty big news. Only a few days ago we learnt that Windows 7 will not be installed on new consumer PCs from...
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Gigabyte has launched a new motherboard with a built-in quad-core Bay Trail SoC. This fanless foundation for a Mini-ITX system is called the GA-J1900N-D3V and employs an Intel Celeron J1900 (2M Cache, up to 2.42 GHz). The Celeron J1900 boasts...
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People are just cooler and hipper than I once was. The other day I was enjoying a Pixies concert, and everyone my age was also enjoying the punk-rock goodness. But the few twenty-somethings in the crowd were recording the concert...
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Perhaps the hottest topic at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show was wearable technology. As the name connotes, wearable technology can broadly be defined as a feedback-providing smart device attached to your body. Leading examples include Google’s Glass eyewear, exercise bands...
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You may remember that in June of last year processor juggernaut ARM announced the Cortex-A12 chip. Designed as a replacement for the Cortex-A9 yet offering up to 40 per cent more performance with the same energy expenditure, quad-core Cortex-A12 was...
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Corsair introduced their new Obsidian line of cases with the full-tower 800D; they’ve since expanded into the super-tower market with the 900D, added the 750D to the full-tower lineup, addressed the mid-tower market with the 550D and 650D, and the...
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As we learned from my introduction to the GTX 750 Ti, first-generation Maxwell cards exhibit a 35% peak performance boost per core and twice the performance per watt. They also blow Kepler hash rates out of the water. Based on...
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ASUS halts their dual Android Windows 8 Tablet after pressure from Google. This regards the Transformer Book Duet TD300, due to resistance from Google, according to a Chinese-language Economic. Asustek originally planned to start marketing the TD300 in Asia and...
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