Microsoft has been an active contributor to the Chromium rendering engine now being used by both Google Chrome and the new Edge browser, amongst many others. In their latest commit they propose a change to tooltips to make then blend in better when your PC is in Dark Mode. They write: The native Windows tooltip […]
Read More: Microsoft proposes improvement to Dark Mode in Chromium browsers
Lenovo is an active member of the foldable league. The PC manufacturer is actively developing their folding Windows PCs and it'd already shown one just a few days back, with a promise of releasing it by the end of next year. Although the company already built the foldable Lenovo Thinkpad X1, it doesn't want to stop […]
Read More: Lenovo's foldable PCs might not have a Surface Book-like gap when closed
Amazon has been exceptionally good when it comes to Alexa and the Echo brand in general. The company managed to dominate the smart speakers and left Apple and Google to play catch up. Unfortunately, being the dominating player doesn't mean that the product is perfect. A great example is the one that recently came from […]
Read More: Amazon Alexa swears at its owner after he cancels his Prime subscription
HP is now selling their Windows PCs at a discounted price. You can now save as much as $1245 on HP Windows PCs, and that's the highest you can get. For that, you'll have to purchase the HP ZBOOK Studio X360 G5 Mobile Workstation. Other Windows PCs such as HP Spectre X360 is also a […]
Read More: Deal Alert: You can now save as much as $1245 on HP's Windows PCs
Back in April 2019, Apple and Qualcomm settled their battle and later that day Intel announced that the company is quitting the 5G market. Two weeks after the announcement, Intel came forward and confirmed that their decision to quit the market was because of the settlement between Qualcomm and Apple. Now according to a report […]
Read More: Intel plans to auction off its smartphone modem patents and exit the industry
Back in December 2018, Microsoft announced that the company will be moving to Chromium and will be re-building Edge from scratch. Since then Microsoft has been working actively to make Edge at par with other Web Browsers and the part of the process is collecting feedback. Microsoft has added a smiley to Edge which is […]
Read More: Microsoft makes it easy for users to send feedback to the Edge team with screenshot editor
Bing is Microsoft's Search engine, its answer to the question no one really asked. What if Microsoft created Google? Don't get me wrong, Bing has a lot of potential. As a search engine, it comes with genuinely good and useful features. It also powers software like Cortana, and the Bing Predicts software was a big […]
Read More: Opinion: Two reasons why I'll keep sticking to Google over Bing
Chromebooks are getting a new feature down the pipeline as Google is working on adding Bluetooth battery indicators for accessories. Bluetooth battery indicators are a feature that currently exist on Android and iOS. They are a way for users to know just how depleted the battery life on their Bluetooth accessory is or isn't. If you're […]
Read More: Chromebooks are getting bluetooth battery indicators for accessories
Around a month ago Microsoft released KB4497935 to Windows 10 users, taking the OS to Build 18362.145. The update addressed the issue with drive letter re-assignment, some networking and DNS issues and a few other security and bug issues. Unfortunately, despite testing in the slow and release preview ring the Cumulative Update also introduced an […]
Google has launched a new site aimed at developers interested in its new operating system, Fuchsia. Google's Fuchsia is an operating system that was believed to be a merger of Android and Chrome OS. Much like with Microsoft's plan to unify all of Windows into one platform, it was intended to create one platform to […]
Read More: Google's Fuchsia site goes live for developers
Google is working on a new sharing tool for Android to replace Android Beam, its current deprecated feature. From what we can tell, Fast Share is a tool that lets users share files directly to other nearby devices without internet through a combination of Bluetooth(to create a device 'handshake') and Wifi Direct. As a concept, […]
Read More: Google is testing an AirDrop competitor for Android and Chrome OS
It's almost July 2019, so you're probably not using Windows Phone 8.x devices anymore. If you are, you should know that Microsoft will no longer be delivering app updates to your devices. Developers of such apps can still continue to write and push out updates — they'll just only reach Windows 10 mobiles. Windows 8 […]
Read More: Windows Phone 8.x app developers will no longer able to update their apps from tomorrow
Apple's News Plus program isn't generating as much income as promised for news publishing companies, Business Insider revealed this week. Despite giving away Apple News Plus and snagging up subscribers left and right, the firm hasn't been able to fulfil its promises made to publishing companies that signed up. Business Insider reports: Apple gave away […]
Read More: Apple News isn't making as much money for publishers as Apple suggested
Google's Messages app is becoming a lot more like iMessage, Snapchat and Facebook's Messenger app. After Google's RCS chat gives it instant messaging capabilities, the firm is adding AR filters to the app. Much like with Snapchat, users will get the ability to layer on effects on their faces or on the background. You can […]
Read More: Google's Messaging app is taking on shades of iMessage and Snapchat
Lenovo's Miix 630 is one of the first Qualcomm Snapdragon-based Windows devices. The Windows 10 S 2-in-1 detachable comes with integrated 4G LTE for seamless connectivity, meaning you can enjoy the instant-on, whisper-quiet operation of a smartphone in the form of a versatile 2-in-1 detachable. It also features a full-sized keyboard and digital pen for […]
Read More: Deal: Lenovo's Miix 630 Windows 10 Always Connected PC less than $550
Reviewed on Nintendo Switch. Have you ever built a house and then found someone else living in it, so you tunnel down into the earth beneath the basement that contains your past self's grave and proceed to build a second house right beneath the first, biding your time until you can kill Maxwell The Guide […]
Read More: Review: Terraria on Switch is a wild and beautiful nightmare
Windows 10 is no longer making regular backups of your registry and have not been doing so for a while. In a recently published support article, Microsoft confirmed that since the April 2018 Update for Windows 10 they had been making empty 0-byte backups of your registry hive with the intent of reducing the amount […]
Read More: You Should Know: Windows 10 is no longer making automatic Registry backups (and how to get it back)
Another month, another set of free games for Xbox Live Gold members! This month brings two Xbox One games and two Xbox 360 games. If you're not familiar with how Xbox Live Games With Gold works, here's a rundown: Xbox Live Gold members can get four games each month for completely free! All the games […]
Read More: A look INSIDE the July lineup for Xbox Live Games With Gold
Donald Trump today announced that he will allow US companies to once again trade with Huawei, which would immediately once again give it access to essential US components and operating systems like Android and Windows. While it is likely that it will take a while before carriers and consumers trust Huawei again, this is an […]
Read More: Samsung to be biggest loser from Huawei's reprieve, but not for the obvious reason
Halo: Reach is currently in beta testing for PC users with just 1,000 lucky players being invited to try it out. To commemorate the occasion, 343 has released 15 minutes of Halo: Reach 4K PC gameplay. The gameplay shows a full fifteen minutes of the game's fifth level, Tip of the Spear. With a framerate […]
Read More: 15 Minutes of Halo: Reach 4K PC gameplay released
UPDATE 29.6.19: You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself get contacted by Nintendo's lawyers. Yes, the news is true – DMCA Royale has bitten the dust. It's pining for the fjords. DMCA has passed on. It's no more. It's ceased to be. It's expired and gone to meet its maker. […]
Read More: [UPDATE] Mario Royale and DMCA Royale are dead, Jim.
Masters of Doom is one of my all-time favourite books on game development. Now, it's being made into a TV show! (I'm very excited!) Ordered by USA Network, the book will be adapted for screen by brothers James and Dave Franco. While the original book was penned by David Kushner, this TV adaptation is being […]
Read More: id Software book Masters of Doom is being made into a TV show
With Shenmue 3's Epic Store exclusivity rightfully annoying Kickstarter backers left and right, Epic Store's Tim Sweeney has taken to blaming Valve for the situation. For the unaware, upon Shenmue 3's Kickstarter reveal, backers were able to choose their platform of choice: PC via Steam or PS4. With Epic Games picking up the title as […]
Read More: Epic Games' Tim Sweeney blames Valve for Shenmue 3 Kickstarter controversy
While Crackdown 3 wasn't a great game by any means, Microsoft has at least been supporting the title post-launch with a host of free updates. The newest update, Crackdown 3 Flying High, adds wingsuits, new weapons and more. For those unimpressed with the original game's boosting mechanics, this free update adds a much more impressive […]
Read More: Crackdown 3 Flying High adds wingsuits and more
Tetris 99 is a solid battle royale game but, as of now, it's exclusive to Nintendo Switch. For mobile users, the all-new Tetris Royale is coming to fill in the Tetris Battle Royale gap on Android and iOS. Formed through a partnership with The Tetris Company and N3twork, Royale is attempting to up 99 in […]
Read More: Tetris Royale brings puzzle battle royale to mobile
Proving that Huawei sanctions had more to do with trade than security, in the wake of the G20 meeting at Osaka, Donald Trump has announced that he was suspending the trade ban against Huawei for non-security equipment. Trump explained the situation was "complicated" but that "I like it when our companies sell things to other […]
Read More: Donald Trump suspends Huawei sanctions
Microsoft has pushed a new Office Build for those who registered in the Office Insider program for Windows. The new Build 11819.20002 brings new features and usual bug fixes and performance improvements. You can read the changelog below. What's New: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio Recommended Documents Find documents with relevant activity recommended to you. Notable […]
Read More: Microsoft's latest Office Insider Build brings new features and fixes
Samsung has been working on foldable phones for a while and we have already seen the first one from Samsung earlier this year. Samsung Galaxy Fold, while is great, isn't the perfect foldable phone which can be carried in the pocket. At CES 2019, LG showed a rolling Smart TV that can hide inside the […]
Read More: New Yanko concept shows a Samsung phone with LG's TV like rolling display
In April we wrote about the Chuwi Minibook, an 8-inch mini-laptop by ODM iLife. The convertible pocket-sized device packs a full HD (1920 x 1200), 8 inch touch display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. It contains single laminated glass (OGS) technology, which is put in place to improve brightness, visibility and touch sensitivity. The left […]
Read More: Chuwi's Minibook micro-laptop now on Indiegogo, starting at $430
The year 2019 has seen manufacturers trying to get foldable devices on the market. While Samsung and Huawei were the only ones who could get production units, we have seen renders and concepts from Oppo, Vivo and others. Now it looks like Google also wants a piece of cake as the company has filed a […]
Read More: Google loses the plot – patents ebook with multiple digital pages
Full details of Samsung's new smartwatch, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2, has leaked today via SamMobile. We reported this morning on the first leaks of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 2, and today SamMobile has confirmed nearly every detail of the wearable. Actually branded the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2, the device will be available in 40 […]
Read More: Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 leaks (full pictures)
Lenovo's latest generation ThinkPad X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga laptops are now available for order. Based on the user feedback, Lenovo has refined these devices to meet the expectations of consumers. The X1 Carbon 7th Gen and X1 Yoga 4th Gen are both thinner and lighter than ever. Also, the X1 Yoga 4th Gen is […]
Read More: Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon 7th Gen and ThinkPad X1 Yoga 4th Gen now available for order
Yesterday, we reported that Apple's chief design officer, Sir Jony Ive, is leaving the company after 30 years. Jony Ive is planning to start a new design company by end of this year. Apple CEO Tim Cook has sent out a memo to Apple employees regarding Ive's departure. Tim Cook mentioned that Jony Ive's contributions […]
Read More: Read Tim Cook's memo to Apple employees regarding Jony Ive's departure
Facebook and its Messenger app have been delisted from Windows Phone Store. So if you want to use Facebook and the Messenger app, it is advisable that you look somewhere else. And unfortunately, you have only two choices, Android or iOS. This comes at a time when WhatsApp is already in the process of putting […]
Read More: Facebook and Facebook Messenger app disappear from Windows Phone Store
Back in April, Microsoft first announced that it will be adding Kaizala Pro capabilities to Teams over the next 12-18 months. Microsoft yesterday provided an update on this transition. By the end of 2020, Microsoft will replace the Kaizala service and make Teams the primary client in Office 365 and Microsoft 365 for communication with […]
Read More: Microsoft bringing Kaizala Actions as built-in apps in Teams
Borderlands 3 is quickly approaching release, and Numskull Designs is back with some fantastic-looking Borderlands 3 merch. From messenger bags to a Moxxi bar set, there's a lot to unpack here! While Borderlands always boasts some insane numbers, Numskull has really outdone themselves this time with thirty items in their new BL3 range. You can […]
Read More: Numskull reveals heaps of Borderlands 3 merch
Microsoft has released firmware updates for its Surface devices. Surface Laptop 1, Laptop 2, Surface Pro 4, Book 2 are now getting the June firmware update, which mainly focuses on fixing security issues. You can see the official changelog below. Surface Laptop Firmware Update Surface UEFI – Firmware 137.2706.768.0 – resolves potential security vulnerabilities, including […]
Read More: Microsoft releases June firmware update for Surface Laptop, Surface Book 2, and Pro 4
Samsung is just a month away from launching the Galaxy Note 10 but we do know everything about the phone, thanks to the leaks. However, till now we just saw leaks and renders based on leaks but never got a peek at the actual device. This changes today as TechTalkTV got their hands on the […]
Read More: First images of Galaxy Note 10 confirms two variants and punch-hole camera
While Microsoft's Project xCloud is keen to start public testing in the future, Google's cloud gaming competitor Project xCloud will not be partaking in a pre-launch beta test. Google will not have a Stadia beta test. With the service's promise of true cloud gaming, many would be worrisome about delving into the service's rather pricey […]
Read More: Google doesn't have time for a pre-launch Stadia beta test
Google Stadia games will not cost less than their physical console counterparts, Google has revealed. With the cloud gaming service launching exclusively through a subscription format until 2020, many thought that games would be slightly cheaper than console releases, much like on PC. With Stadia trying to merge both subscriptions and standalone purchases into one […]
Read More: Stadia games will not be cheaper than console, still won't reveal cost
Windows 10 October 2018 hit with a bug that caused a delay in shutdown. The delay in the shutdown was noticeable in PCs with a USB Type-C controller plugged into it. As we reported earlier, the USB Type-C Connector System Software Interface (UCSI) bug stretched the completion of shutdown time by more than 60 minutes. […]
Read More: Microsoft issues a fix for the Shutdown bug in the Windows 10 October 2018 Update
Microsoft announced a plethora of new features for Microsoft 365 for June. Microsoft's all-in-one bundle will now improve your organization's security posture, help you build visually impactful presentations, and more. You can see the official changelog below. What's New Discover Shadow IT with Cloud App Security – See the apps and services running on your IaaS and […]
Read More: Here is what's new in the Microsoft 365 in June
Security researchers have found a new vulnerability in Microsoft Excel which can potentially put over 120 million users at risk. The vulnerability was discovered by researchers at the security firm Mimecast Services Ltd. The vulnerability takes advantage of the Power Query function in Excel that allows users to pull data from other sources. Researchers at […]
Read More: New Excel vulnerability puts 120 million users at risk
Twitter is testing a new user interface to help make it easier to change the look of their web app. Uncovered by reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong, the new dialogue would replace the "Dark Mode" sidebar toggle and would allow users to change the theme colour, shades of dark mode and font size all in one […]
Read More: Twitter is testing a new UI customization dialogue for their PWA
Apple's chief design officer, Sir Jony Ive, is leaving the company after 30 years. Under Jony Ive's leadership, Apple released several well-designed products including Apple iPhone, Apple Watch, Apple iPad, Apple MacBook Air and several others. Jony Ive will start a new design company and Apple will be one of its primary client. This will […]
Read More: Apple's chief design officer Jony Ive is leaving the company
Advertisers are becoming ever more creative in building up profiles of web users which eventually compromise their privacy. Microsoft is helping users fight back, and in the latest Edge (Chromium) Canary build (starting with 77.0.203.0) Microsoft has added new tracking protection tools to their browser. The feature adds 3 levels of protection: The levels are […]
Read More: Microsoft adds web tracking protection in latest Edge (Chromium) Canary Build
Microsoft's new Surface Precision Mouse in jet black is now on sale on Amazon for only $65, a full 17% off its usual $80 price. The new Precision Mouse offers great comfort and control. It comes with the patented magnetic scrolling for precise control, and a customizable design with three programmable buttons. Users can connect […]
Read More: Deal Alert: Microsoft's Precision Mouse on sale for only $65
If you haven't heard, Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass is now available on both Xbox One consoles and Windows PCs. You can even get the beta version now. Today, during the second ID@Xbox Game Pass showcase, 11 more titles were announced for the Xbox Game Pass service. Six of the titles will be available on both […]
Read More: 11 hot indie titles are coming to Xbox Game Pass
Twitter has always been one rule for me, another for thee when it comes to enforcing its rules — especially with regards to politicians. The firm has now come up with a way to mark these tweets as problematic and limit their spread. The firm reasons that tweets from public officials are in the public […]
Read More: Twitter will now mark problematic tweets from politicians
WhatsApp beta for Android received a new update. Taking the app to version 2.19.184, the update brings the Share to Facebook feature to all WhatsApp Beta users. Share to Facebook feature is exactly what it sounds like. It allows you to share WhatsApp stories to Facebook. In the Status tab, you will notice a new […]
Read More: WhatsApp's 'Share to Facebook' feature now rolling out to all Beta users on Android
The rumor of Microsoft spending time to make theire first foldable PC has been there for quite some time now. However, we haven't got any official notification from the Redmond giant yet. Today we have another patent that provides some new perspectives to the much-rumored Microsoft's folding PC. Titled "FLEXIBLE DISPLAY HINGED DEVICE," the patent […]
Read More: Another Microsoft folding Windows 10 device patent emerges
Cortana beta app is now available for download from Microsoft Store. Microsoft's digital assistant was baked into Windows 10 OS right from the start. Due to this tight integration, Cortana got major updates only when Windows 10 OS got major updates. It looks like Microsoft has now finally decided to release Cortana as a standalone […]
Read More: Cortana now available as an app in Microsoft Store for Windows 10 users
Microsoft today has released a new cumulative update for its recently released Windows 10 May 2019 Update. The new cumulative update KB4501375 brings no new features and offer a lot of bug fixes and performance improvements. Aside from that, KB4501375 takes the O.S. version to 18362.207. Here is the list of fixes: Addresses an issue […]
Read More: Microsoft releases cumulative Update(KB4501375) for Windows 10 May 2019 Update
Google Maps today announced two new features to help you better informed about your transit ride. First, Google is announcing live traffic delays for buses. This feature will be available in the regions where real-time information is not available from local transit agencies. Google Maps will now alert you if your bus will be late, […]
Read More: Google Maps is launching live traffic delays for buses
Microsoft has introduced a new improvement in Outlook for iOS app. You can now easily share your most recently used files in Outlook for iOS. The recently used files are from SharePoint and iCloud, and local files on your iOS device. You can continue to share files through email from OneDrive for Business, OneDrive, Google […]
Read More: Microsoft makes it easy to share your recently used files in Outlook for iOS
Mozilla today announced the preview release of redesigned Firefox browser for Android. The new Firefox browser for Android is powered by Firefox's own mobile browser engine, GeckoView. While all other major Android browsers including the Edge are based on Chromium, Mozilla's decision to stick with GeckoView for Firefox in a good decision. The following features […]
Read More: Redesigned Firefox browser for Android now available for download
Microsoft yesterday released a new update for Mixer app on Apple App Store and Google Play Store. This new update brings three new improvements. First, Microsoft has now disabled FTL (faster-than-light) video by default. You can enable it using the quality selector when required. Microsoft is making this change to reduce load issues on lower […]
Read More: Microsoft Mixer for iOS and Android updated with new features
AdDuplex has published their report for June, revealing how well various versions of Windows 10 are scoring. The report has brought bad news for the latest Windows 10 May 2019 update. As you can see in the above image, Windows 10 April 2018 Update(1803) is still on top with 58 percent of usage share, down […]
Read More: AdDuplex: Windows 10 May 2019 Update is off to a slow start
Terraria, the hugely popular adventure game where you explore, craft, and fight, is available to digitally download and play right now on Nintendo Switch. First released back in 2011, Terraria is a 2D action-adventure sandbox game that takes place in a beautiful and procedurally generated world. Starting out with just a pickaxe, a sword, and […]
Read More: Terraria is out today on Nintendo Switch
After Arch Linux, another popular Linux distribution has made its way to the Microsoft Store. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP1 is now available from the Microsoft Store and you can download it right now. Here is how the officials have described the app: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP1 is a multimodal operating system that […]
Read More: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP1 is now available on the Microsoft Store
Twitch, the popular online streaming service, already has a paid subscription model that nets you neat little things like VIP badges, custom emotes, access to a special chat, and more. Now, however, Twitch has launched a new beta feature for streamers: Subscriber Streams. Like it implies in the name, Subscriber Streams are streams that are […]
Read More: Twitch launches a subscriber-exclusive stream function
A new mobile title collaboration between The Pokemon Company and DeNA is coming to Android and iOS: Pokemon Masters. Focusing on Pokemon battles against the series' most famous characters, like Blue, Brock, Misty and more, this new title will introduce real-time 3v3 battles to series for the first time ever. In Masters, each trainer is […]
Read More: Pokemon Masters is an all-new mobile game with real-time 3v3 battles
Philips today announced Hue smart bulbs with Bluetooth support. Thanks to the Bluetooth support, you can now use a Hue bulb without an Hue Hub. You can use the Hue Bluetooth app to control Hue smart bulbs. Right now, following features are supported. Use on/off control and dim or brighten the lights to your preferred […]
Read More: Philips Hue bulbs now come with Bluetooth, can work without a Hue Hub
Amazon today announced the launch of Counter, a new pickup service that allows you to pick up your packages from locations nearby like convenience stores and pharmacies. Today, more than a hundred Counter locations are open across the U.S., Amazon will add thousands of additional locations in the coming months. Counter will work with Same-Day, […]
Read More: Amazon Counter enables quick and easy pickup of packages from retail locations
Virtual Reality plus Spider-Man: a spectacular time or a motion sickness nightmare? Weirdly enough, Spider-Man: Far From Home VR is neither. Not only does this free PSVR/Steam VR experience fail to churn my guys in the way only web-slinging through the streets of New York could do, but it also fails to be engaging outside […]
Read More: Review: Spider-Man: Far From Home VR is not so spectacular
Square Enix MMO Final Fantasy XIV is a huge cross-play success on PS4 and PC, but the title still hasn't made it's way to Microsoft's Xbox One platform. With the company's recent push for more cross-play titles on the Xbox platform, it's weird that it's the Xbox One cross-play regulations that hold the game's release […]
Read More: Xbox One cross-play regulations still holding back Final Fantasy XIV release
Black Ops 4's battle royale mode Blackout is a strong entry in the exploding genre, but it came at the expense of the traditional Call of Duty campaign. Now, as we ramp up for the new CoD: Modern Warfare, it's been revealed why there was no campaign: the Black Ops 4 campaign was never planned. […]
Read More: Black Ops 4 campaign was never planned, but there was a story-based mode
Vivo has been one of the most innovative companies in the last couple of years and is working on developing new tech. The company has filed a new trademark for a device called VivoX. The trademark was filed with the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office) on 26th June and is classified under Class 9 […]
Read More: Vivo files Trademark for a device with no physical buttons
During the briefing for Google's Stadia reveal, many were told that video game streaming is the future. But just how many people believe that? Well, in Europe, about 15% of gamers. In a survey conducted by Ipsos MORI's GameTrack for GamesIndustry.biz, they deduced that only a measly 15% were interested in streaming games to their […]
Read More: Survey shows only 15% of Europeans are interested in Google Stadia or Project xCloud
Get your external hard drives ready, because Cyberpunk 2077 is going to take up a whopping 80GB on your PS4 console. According to website Game Pressure, the title's PS4 store page lists the game as requiring 80GB of space. It's not as much storage as the daunting 100GB that Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption comes in […]
Read More: Cyberpunk 2077 takes up 80GB on PS4; presumably more for 4K One X
For non-iPhone users the smartwatch field has been rather fallow recently, with no real exciting devices. Sure, the Samsung Galaxy Watch Active was a polished effort, but it lacked any groundbreaking features and did not even come with an LTE version. Now the first leaks have started about the Samsung Galaxy Watch 2, and it […]
Read More: Samsung Galaxy Watch 2 leaks arrives just in time
Mini-PC maker GPD has opened their crowdfunding round for their tiny ultrabook, the GPD P2 Max. Comparing the device with the Apple MacBook, they call it the "world's smallest Ultrabook." The tiny 8.9-inch laptop fits in a generous back pocket, but is powered by an Intel Core M3 processor, will be available with 8 or […]
Read More: GPD P2 Max micro-Ultrabook Crowdfunding now open, already 270% over target
A week ago we reported that Canary builds of Microsoft's next gen browser is now available for download for Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 on your PC. Today Microsoft announced that Dev builds now also support Windows 7, 8 and 8.1, meaning users who do not appreciate the wild ride of nightly builds can now also […]
Read More: Microsoft Edge Dev builds are now available for Windows 7, 8 and 8.1
HTC today revealed important details related to Vive Cosmos, the newest VR headset from Vive. HTC Vive will require no external base stations and will include six cameras for inside-out tracking. Vive Cosmos headset will come with 1,440 × 1,700 per-eye displays, almost double the resolution of original Vive headset. Oculus Rift S, Facebook's flagship […]
Read More: HTC unveils its next generation Cosmos VR headset
Google Maps today announced a brand new feature for Android users in India. This feature will give Google Maps users peace of mind by notifying them if their vehicle goes off-route. To enable this feature, after searching for your destination and getting directions, select "Stay safer" and "Get off-route alerts" option. If the vehicle (taxi […]
Read More: Google Maps will notify you if your vehicle goes off-route
Google's LGBT employees have requested that the San Franciso Pride board revoke Google's sponsorship of Pride 2019 and exclude them for representation. "We have spent countless hours advocating for our company to improve policies and practices regarding the treatment of LGBTQ+ persons, the depiction of LGBTQ+ persons, and harassment and hate speech directed at LGBTQ+ […]
Read More: Google's LGBT employees don't want the company at Pride
Google is now letting users delete data it collects from their devices, either location history or app data, automatically. Previously users would have the ability to turn off all tracking, but hat simply denied them the benefits of Google's optimisations. On the flip side, not everyone may find the idea of leaving your data in Google's […]
Read More: Google now lets you auto-delete location data
We reported earlier that Google was working on bringing support for OneDrive and other third-party Android cloud storage apps to Chromebooks, and now the update is here with Chrome OS 75. That's not all that's new, Google has also improved support for Linux apps so they can access Android device when connected over USB. Finally, […]
Read More: Chrome OS 75 rolls out with kid friendly assistant and third-party cloud storage integration
Microsoft's Windows 10 allows users the choice to change the drive labels of various storage peripherals. For example, Windows is often stored on a C Drive, and removable desk drives are often assigned to D. However, should you want to change this for one reason or the other, there's an easy way to using the […]
Read More: Here's how to rename drive paths in Windows 10 using the disk management tool
Move over, Borderlands: The Handsome Collection and Sonic Mania – it's time for two new games to take pole position this July! As always, with each new month comes two more free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers. This month consists of Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 and Horizon Chase Turbo. Pro Evolution Soccer is the 18th […]
Read More: Here's the PlayStation Plus free games lineup for July
The Steam Summer Sale is in full gear (literally – check out the 2019 Steam Grand Prix!) and you can currently snatch up all the games in the Saints Row series for up to 80% off. Okay, there may be a little technicality here – Agents of Mayhem, which is technically a Saints Row game, is […]
Read More: Deal Alert: The Saints Row series is up to 80% off on Steam
At Shanghai 2019, Vivo revealed its first AR Glass. Vivo AR Glass comes with dual-screen display and 6DoF technology. And it can connect with a 5G smartphone to enable a range of applications such as mobile office, AR games, 3D high-definition video, 5G theatre, facial recognition, object recognition and more. When Vivo AR glass is […]
Read More: Vivo unveils its AR headset, comes with dual-screen display and 6DoF technology
YouTube's algorithm is has been the butt of several jokes and the topic of concerned discussion. The firm has now decided that it will be placing more power in the hands of users so they know what's going on with regards to recommendations. More importantly, users will be able to control what sort of content […]
Read More: YouTube lets you filter channels from your recommendations
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated smartphones of the year despite the fact that a lot of surprise element in the upcoming flagship has already been revealed. Today is yet another day with multiple pieces of information about Samsung's yet-to-be-released smartphone. Retailer MobileFun has something to share and this time […]
Read More: Official list of Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and the Note 10 Pro accessories revealed
Facebook announced more transparency in the way it runs political ads, and now it is rolling out tools to make it easier for the public to assess which organisations run which ads. Any advertiser which wants to run an ad about social issues or elections or even just something vaguely political, Facebook will make them […]
Read More: Facebook's political ad tools roll out worldwide
Instagram is bringing ads to more places on its platform, starting with its Explore page according to a report from The Verge. The firm will show ads when users scroll down discovery feeds on Explore posts and it will be starting with ads for its IGTV service. "Explore is where people are really open to […]
Read More: Instagram is bringing ads to Explore
Samsung is rumored to announce the Galaxy Note 10 on 7th August and the company is going all out to make sure its latest flagship is at par with other flagships in the market. However, it looks like Samsung might follow the trend as the company is planning to launch a Note 10 model without […]
Read More: Samsung might ditch microSD card option on some of the Note 10 models
Big tech firms have always been political, enabling their users to make a choice when voting for candidates. Not the right choice or the wrong choice, but providing enough information so they can choose. Apple today has added a new candidates guide to its Apple ENws app. This candidate guide will offer users a look […]
Read More: Apple's News app offers a candidate guide for the Democratic primaries
If you've been waiting for a hot gaming deal, then it doesn't get much hotter than this. BioShock: The Collection is currently going for just £7.39 on the UK PlayStation Store. That's an entire 83% off of the original price of £44.99. BioShock: The Collection consists of the original BioShock game, BioShock 2, BioShock Infinite, […]
Read More: Deal Alert: BioShock: The Collection is less than £10 on the PS Store
Microsoft has been working on improving search on Windows 10 since Redstone 4. The company has made changes to the UI but overall Windows Search still looks and feels the same. Recently, Microsoft separated Search from Cortana and started building search as search app. However, it looks like the new search experience is almost ready […]
Read More: Windows 10's upcoming immersive search will have rounded corners and better performance
Samsung might be working on its own affordable flagship according to OnLeaks. While the firm has always touted its Galaxy A-Series line as a mid-range line, the new Galaxy A90 might feature flagship grade specs. It'll come with two variants, perhaps hinting at a normal and a pro version. It'll be the first of the […]
Read More: Samsung may be working on a OnePlus 7 Pro rival
Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony have collaborated to warn the United States government about the effects that the recent China trade tariff will have on the production of video games consoles. In a seven-page letter to the Office of the United States Trade Representative, a representative from each of the three big console manufacturers put in […]
Twitter is testing a new feature for users of its official iOS and Android apps, the ability to allow customised timelines on your home screen. Technically this isn't a new feature, Twitter has always allowed users to create lists and view them. The only caveat was the process for using lists was convoluted and too […]
Read More: Twitter is testing customisable timelines
Social Media has been undeniably toxic to mental health, according to several research studies. Facebook and other companies are taking notice, with Instagram's Adam Mosseri explaining the firm's new approach which takes on concerns of mental wellbeing. While the app already lets you see just how much time you've spent on it, it's also moving […]
Read More: Instagram might hide likes as mental health becomes a priority
Bernie Sanders has created a Twitch account. That's right everyone, presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is now a Twitch streamer. This is a day. In a new marketing method called Bernie TV, great name, Sanders will be streaming live videos on Facebook, Twitch and YouTube talking about his presidential campaign. Sanders will be providing both pre and post-debate […]
Read More: Bernie Sanders now has a Twitch account, yep
Microsoft is looking to introduce an improved detachability mechanism in the future Surface Book devices. The new mechanism, as per Microsoft, will help users change the form factor quicker. Titled 'Locking mechanism,' Microsoft's new patent has discussed how the company is planning to improve the detachability mechanism in the future Surface Book devices. The plan […]
Read More: Here is how Microsoft is thinking of improving the detachability mechanism of Surface Books
Contactless payments are bigger and more robust in Europe than in the USA, so its a wonder that its taken Apple so long to roll out Apple Pay continent-wide. Apple's payment service is rolling out to other European countries, including Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta, Portugal, Romania, and Slovenia. Now users […]
Read More: Apple Pay hits 13 more European countries
The Trump Administration's ban on Huawei has been poorly received, to say the least. While Google and FedEx tackle the issue with different tactics, more companies are outright just ignoring the ban entirely and taking steps to evade it. Industry tech leaders (with Intel and Micron being named) have used a provision that allows them […]
Read More: US tech firms defy Huawei ban to keep trading
Early this month, OPPO released a short video showcasing the first Under Screen Camera Technology. When using the selfie camera, users will see a short animation highlighting the position of the camera. Otherwise, it will be invisible. OPPO is using a highly-transparent material combined with a redesigned pixel structure for improved light transmittance. Here's how […]
Read More: OPPO previews its breakthrough under screen camera technology
Hardware manufacturer Razer Brazil has dropped its partnership influencer Gabriela Cattuzzo after saying that "men are trash". Cattuzzo's comments came after a lengthy discussion about the sexual harassment she was experiencing from her male fanbase. Just last week, Cattuzzo tweeted out a photo of her riding a mechanical bull. "You can ride me as much […]
Read More: Razer Brazil bizarrely drops Influencer after she says "Men Are Trash"
A couple of months back, Microsoft open-sourced the Windows 10 Calculator app on GitHub in an attempt to allow developers to contribute to the app. Now Uno Platform has taken advantage of the availability of the source code to port calculator to Android, iOS and the Web. For those who don't know, Uno is an […]
Read More: Windows 10's calculator app gets ported to Android, iOS and the Web
Google is working hard on staying on the top of the competition when it comes to the Chrome browser. The company has made several changes to the browser in the past to improve usability and the features. The company is now rolling out another minor update to the browser which improves Picture in Picture mode. […]
Read More: Chrome's Picture in Picture mode gets even better with support for tracklists
For the last 5 years, all Surface products have been exclusively running Intel processors, but according to Brad Sams from Petri.com this may be about to change, as Microsoft is increasingly disappointed by Intel's products. Sams calls out Intel's Skylake chipset in particular as giving Microsoft a "black eye" and notes internal sources say the […]
Read More: Report: Microsoft testing Surface Laptop with AMD processor as Intel relationship on "shaky ground"
Microsoft has just released a new update for the weekly Dev build of the new Chromium-powered Edge browser, taking it to Build 77.0.197.1 The release brings the following changes: Added an option to show only the icon for individual favourites on the favourites bar. Added dark theme support for full page screens (Settings, History, etc.) […]
Read More: New weekly build of Microsoft Edge Dev Build 77.0.197.1 for Windows and Mac (changelog)
It seems Samsung is not going to let the new Moto Razr be the only clamshell smartphone with a folding screen. The Economic Times of Korea reports that Samsung is working on a new form factor – a clamshell device which unfolds into a smartphone with a 6.7-inch screen. Samsung will release a clamshell foldable […]
Read More: Samsung's folding clamshell will have a larger screen than the new Moto Razr
The camera has been the battleground for all flagship smartphones with nearly all other frontiers conquered in the quests for the perfect smartphone. Huawei is the current leader in that field, offering one of the more versatile cameras albeit weighted down by the complexities of global politics. Samsung, Apple and Google are more or less […]
Read More: Apple's scraps plans for a quantum dot camera on the iPhone 11
Facebook will be turning over the data of French hate speech suspects to authorities, Reuters reported today. "This is huge news, it means that the judicial process will be able to run normally," Cedric O, France's minister for digital affairs said today, "It's really very important, they're only doing it for France." At the moment, […]
Read More: Facebook will hand over data of French hate speech suspects to authorities
Microsoft has pushed an update to its new browser, Microsoft Edge. The browser in the Canary distribution channel is currently receiving a new update, which takes the browser to version 77.0.200.0. The update brings support for alternate display languages different from the default language of the operating system. To enable the feature, go to Settings […]
Read More: Microsoft Edge Canary in Windows 10 updated with support for alternate display languages
Nintendo is developing on a new console as a successor to the existing Nintendo Switch. The new Switch 2 console will improve upon the flaw of the original Switch console but that's not the only thing under development right now. The existence of Nintendo Switch Mini was confirmed by a Chinese website, HonSon (via Letsgodigital). […]
Read More: Nintendo is developing a Switch Mini gaming console alongside Switch 2
Microsoft today released a new Microsoft Launcher beta update in Play Store. This version v5.6 update comes with two new features. First, you can now join a Teams meeting directly from the calendar widget. Second, Microsoft has redesigned the Settings page with all-new icons to make it easier to find the settings. Recently, Microsoft added […]
Read More: Microsoft Launcher beta v5.6 released with updated settings page and more
Bandai Namco has done it again: they've only gone and secured yet another popular anime IP for a gorgeous looking arena fighter. This time, it's the shiny-headed egg-boy Saitama in his new game One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows. Coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC, One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows is […]
Read More: One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows announced for PS4, Xbox One and PC
Spider-Man: Far From Home VR is an all-new web-slinging VR game for PS4 and PC. Oh, and it's absolutely free! Your time to swing through New York like Spider-Man™ has finally arrived! In breathtaking virtual reality, you'll finally have the chance to scale and swing from the highest towers in Manhattan. Just pick one of […]
Read More: Free Spider-Man: Far From Home VR game is now available for PC and PS4
You can now buy a new Samsung Galaxy S10 or a Samsung Galaxy S10e device and get a Xbox wireless controller for free from Microsoft Store US. In addition, you can also get a $100 discount on the device price. Samsung on its part is offering a free 6-month Spotify Premium with Samsung Galaxy S10 […]
Read More: Deal alert: Save $100 on a new Samsung Galaxy S10 and get a free select Xbox controller
YouTube personality Etika, who was most well known for his Nintendo-themed videos on both YouTube and Twitch, has sadly been found deceased. Etika was only 29. The news was confirmed by the New York Police Department on Twitter. We regret to inform that Desmond Amofah aka Etika has been found deceased. https://t.co/sedwZZxglw — NYPD NEWS […]
Read More: Police confirm that YouTuber Desmond 'Etika' Amofah has been found deceased
UPDATE 25.6.19: The Steam Summer Sale does indeed kick off today and is, in fact, going on right now! Not only does the Summer Sale have discounts and deals galore, but this year's sale also comes with a new event called the 2019 Steam Grand Prix. You can team up with friends to complete quests, […]
Read More: The Steam Summer Sale starts today!
The Commodore 64 is set to receive another reboot later this year, with a full-sized replica arriving at the end of this year. Unlike the 2018 THEC64MINI, which was a mini version of the Commodore 64, this one is the same size as the original. This replica, like the MINI, comes courtesy of Koch Media […]
Read More: The Commodore 64 is getting a full-sized reboot
One of the largest flaws of using online cloud services is their reliance on the web. While the Office Suite can compete with Microsoft for normal uses, the requirement that users be online at all times limited is usefulness for people who had poor internet connections or needed to work in places with little to […]
Read More: Google Drive now lets you take everything offline in Chrome
Microsoft today announced a new feature called Personal Vault for OneDrive users. Personal Vault is a protected area within OneDrive that can be accessed only with a strong authentication method or a second step of identity verification, such as your fingerprint, face, PIN, or a code sent to you via email or SMS. So, files […]
Read More: Microsoft announces OneDrive Personal Vault to protect your secret files
Every Office 365 subscription comes with 1 TB of OneDrive storage. Several users have been asking Microsoft to offer a way to buy even more storage. Microsoft has finally listened! Today, Microsoft announced OneDrive additional storage, allowing you to add more storage to your existing Office 365 subscription. There are some limitations though. You can only […]
Read More: Microsoft OneDrive finally allows you to buy additional storage beyond 1TB
IDC recently published its 2019 Vendor Assessment report for Industrial IoT in energy and manufacturing sectors. After evaluating 11 vendors, IDC named Microsoft as the market leader. This report will not surprise anyone as Microsoft continues to innovate and invest in IoT and edge technologies. Last year, Microsoft announced that it will invest about $5 […]
Read More: Microsoft named market leader in IDC's Worldwide MarketScape for Industrial IoT
Minecraft is always bringing us new and bizarre modifications that boggle my idiot mind. Remember when someone made a working hard drive inside the game? Incredible stuff, but it's been outdone. A Minecraft streamer has created Minecraft inside a Minecraft chest. "I'm sorry, what?!" might have been your first reaction. Mine was more of a, […]
Read More: Minecraft streamer creates Minecraft inside a Minecraft chest
The Sinking City certainly isn't a metaphor in Frogware's Lovecraftian detective title. Despite inheriting the vibe of the classic film noir titles that strived on grimy metaphorical titles that described the seedy underbelly of their crime-ridden locales, the game does indeed take place in a location sternum-deep in murky green water. It's not exactly Tenerife, […]
Read More: Review: The Sinking City is the best Lovecraft game we've played, but combat still holds it back
Instagram and Facebook have been accused on more than one occasion of abusing their access to users phones. Granted while Facebook hasn't been an angel in that regard, one particular conspiracy theory keeps coming up. In particular, the idea that Facebook and associated apps record your conversations in order to serve you ads. In an […]
Read More: Instagram says its not spying on your microphone
Microsoft yesterday announced a huge milestone for its endpoint management business. Microsoft has two products in this category, System Center Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune. ConfigMgr and Intune are now managing more than 175 million Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS devices. This is a really huge number and it will continue to grow in the […]
Read More: Microsoft ConfigMgr and Intune now managing 175 million devices
Microsoft last year acquired Flipgrid to bring the power of video-based social learning to everyone. Flipgrid is now being used by millions of students, educators, and families in over 180 countries. At Flipgrid LIVE yesterday, Microsoft announced several new Flipgrid tools to empower students. Flipgrid response videos are now automatically transcribed, so students can enjoy […]
Read More: Microsoft Flipgrid updated with automatic transcription, AR stickers and more
It seems that issues are not going to stop appearing in the Windows 10 October 2018 Update(1809). The 1903 predecessor has been hit with a new bug, causing PCs to go through a delay when a shutdown is performed. Fortunately, the delay in the shutdown is not a permanent issue. It appears when you plug […]
Read More: Another bug hits Windows 10 October 2018 Update, causing shutdown issue
Google is working on enabling support for OneDrive and other third-party cloud storage apps on ChromeOS. The company has been working on improving ChromeOS for a while now and it soon will support third-party cloud storage services as well. This new addition will be available to the users starting with the v75 update. Google has […]
Read More: ChromeOS will soon support Microsoft OneDrive and other third-party cloud storage apps
The US's action of placing Huawei on an entities list preventing US businesses from doing business has had wider consequences than originally known. In the case of FedEx, the firm has already come under fire for two Huawei package incidents. Both of which involving Huawei parcels being redirected in or around the United States. Now […]
Read More: FedEx sues the US government over Huawei ban
Users have been complaining about an issue related to the Night light feature in the latest update of Windows 10, the Windows 10 May 2019 Update, a.k.a. Windows 10 1903. The feature was not working as expected, as a result, users were finding it difficult to fall asleep after working late night on their PC. […]
Read More: Fix for Night light bug in Windows 10 May 2019 Update(1903) is coming soon
Microsoft is in the process of making another attempt in building a successful internet browser, and this one, as you know already, is based on Chromium. The internet browser is going to be a unique combination of both the world – unique features from the EdgeHTML-based Edge coupled with Chromium's performance. Microsoft at its annual […]
Read More: Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser can now open pages in Internet Explorer
With the recent advances in Snapdragon processors, many have been disappointed that Microsoft appears to be sitting out a market they are advocating their OEMs aggressively pursue. It seems the days of Microsoft sitting on the side-line are nearly over, as the WC's Zac Bowden has revealed that Microsoft is working on SnapDragon-powered Surface device […]
Read More: Microsoft finally working on ARM-based Surface code-named Excalibur
A month ago we wrote that Mark Russinovich, the current CTO of Microsoft Azure, but better known as the father of Sysinternals, was teasing a version of the famous utilities for ARM. Sysinternals is a set of useful Windows utilities which exposes the internal functioning of the OS and apps. Now the tools are available to […]
Read More: Mark Russinovich's SystInternals now available for ARM64
CD Projekt's GOG has been a fantastic alternative for gamers who want to experience DRM-free games. While the introduction of their desktop launcher made it a bit more of a pain to download their individual installers, it has vastly improved since launch. Now, with the launch of GOG Galaxy 2.0, GOG aims to be a […]
Read More: GOG Galaxy 2.0 combines Steam, Epic and more launchers into one
Numskull Designs are well known for their fantastic merchandise, but the recent introduction of their game publishing division has left many bewildered. Just what games will they be publishing? Well, as it turns out, really cool ones. Numskull Games will be publishing Spike Chunsoft titles in Europe and Asia. Numskull Games will be publishing two […]
Read More: Numskull Games is publishing Spike Chunsoft games in Europe and Australia
Huawei's research division Futurewei has sandboxed itself from the parent company to carry out operations in the US. Futurewei is a Silicon valley based company that operates out of Silicon Valley, Seattle, Chicago, and Dallas. The company has filed over 2,000 patents with the US Patents office and is working on more. In a bid […]
Read More: Huawei's R&D firm Futurewei separates itself to carry out operations in the US
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot blew my mind away during E3 2019. As a fan of the Dragon Ball series, seeing a AAA open-world RPG for the first time, it appeared to be everything I ever wanted, but now it's planned to be a little bit more than that. Described as a fresh new take on […]
Read More: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will introduce untold backstories for the first time
Samsung is still having trouble getting the Samsung Galaxy Fold to the market. Given the ideas they have brewing in their labs it may be time to give up on it and start working on this great-looking device which a patent application revealed today. The 'Foldable electronic device including flexible display', noticed by LetsGoDigital, was […]
Read More: Samsung's own new take on the Samsung Galaxy Fold features a gorgeous edge display
Apple is gearing up to introduce to the world its upcoming flagship smartphone, apparently called the iPhone XI. Besides the square camera bump, Apple seems to have made other interesting choices for the yet-to-be-released iPhone XI, and one of them is the removal of the lightning port, as we reported earlier. However, recent case renders […]
Read More: New iPhone XI case renders give us conflicting details
Ever since the reveal of EA Access, the video game subscription service has been a booming success. With Xbox Game Pass, Ubisoft's Uplay+, and more, the subscription service boom has some gamers scared: will they replace traditional game purchases? Well, Warner Bros. president David Haddad thinks not. Speaking to Venture Beat, Haddad explained his thoughts […]
Read More: Subscription services won't replace traditional game purchases, says Warner Bros boss
Microsoft is currently testing support for S/MIME encryption in Outlook for iOS. S/MIME allows users to encrypt emails and digitally sign them. The feature is a widely accepted protocol for sending digitally signed and encrypted messages. Signed, sealed and encrypted. ? The first phase of S/MIME support is now available in @Outlook for iOS TestFlight. […]
Read More: Microsoft testing S/MIME support for Outlook for iOS
Popular ex-head of the Windows 10 Insider program Gabe Aul has defected to the dark side, taking up a position as Vice President at Facebook. In his non-public-facing role at Microsoft, he described his achievements as such. Since 2015 I have led the Windows Engineering Systems team as the CVP of Program Management. During this […]
Read More: Microsoft's Gabe Aul slides into Facebook's DMs
Apple today announced the release of iOS 13 public beta with several new feature including dark mode, all-new maps experience, advanced camera features and more. In addition to brand new features, Apple has also made iOS faster and more responsive. You can find improved app launch times, reduced app download sizes and faster Face ID. […]
Read More: Apple releases iOS 13 public beta with dark mode, advanced photo and camera features and more
Google's Home Hub (now Google Nest Hub), announced in August last year, is currently on sale for less than half price. With the Nest Hub you can get hands free help that you can hear and see. You can just say "Hey Google" to get step-by-step recipes, watch how-to videos, listen to music, check your […]
Read More: Deal Alert: Google's Home Hub less than half price
Samsung today announced three new smart home products, new SmartThings Cam, SmartThings Wifi Smart Plug and SmartThings Smart Bulb. The new SmartThings Cam supports Full HD, HDR, 145-degree wide-angle video with advanced object detection and night vision. It also supports two-way audio for easy communication from a smartphone. SmartThings Cam will come with 24 hours […]
Read More: Samsung announces new SmartThings Cam and Wifi Smart Plug that can work without a Hub
Like every other corporation, Microsoft makes political donations. The donations are made by the Microsoft Political Action Committee (MSPAC) Steering Committee, a bipartisan committee of federal and state government affairs professionals. This committee is responsible for disbursements from MSPAC and permissible employee and shareholder donations made by the program. A group of Microsoft employees have […]
Read More: Some Microsoft employees are questioning the company's political donations
It appears that Google is not as good as Apple and Microsoft when it comes to keeping things secrets as secrets. Several details of Google's upcoming flagship smartphones, the Pixel 4 and the Pixel 4 XL already started to pour in and it looks like they are not in the mood to stop any time […]
Read More: Latest case renders of Pixel 4 reveal new details
The weather outside may be hot*, but the Crystal and Steel Black DUALSHOCK 4 wireless controllers are even hotter. That's right – two of PlayStation's best looking controllers are making a limited time comeback. The Crystal edition features a fancy partially-translucent outer shell, giving you a sneak peek at the inner workings of your controller. […]
Read More: Two of PlayStation's hottest controllers are making a limited time comeback
The Lord of Wolves weapon in Destiny 2 is considered to be quite overpowered or, in game director Luke Smith's own words, 'a monster'. The good news is that the team are aware of this and a patch is coming, while the bad news is that it won't be out until July. However, the best […]
Read More: Bungie delaying Destiny 2 patch in order to avoid crunch
Microsoft is finally considering bringing their foldable device to the market, the preparation of which started long back, however. Also, as per the recently published Forbes report, Microsoft's folding Surface will have support for Android apps. A fresh patent filled by Microsoft and published by WIPO on June 20 gives us a close look about […]
Read More: Microsoft's folding Surface with support for Android apps might look like this
The gothic set dressing of Koji Igarashi's PlayStation masterpiece Symphony of the Night hasn't been outdone in this spiritual successor. While the effects of modern 3D rendering have allowed the graphical capabilities of Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night to thoroughly pop with gorgeous lighting and a great sense of depth, there's no denying that Symphony […]
Read More: Review: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is the Metroidvania fans deserve
