There are persistent rumours regarding the next generation consoles from Sony and Microsoft. Things such as what kind of specs will they have? How will they compare to current consoles and gaming PCs and finally Continue reading “PlayStation 4 to Simply be PlayStation 3 Plus Gaikai?”.
The BitTorrent file sharing protocol has been with us for over a decade now and has been enormously successful due to its efficiency and high data transfer speed. Now, BitTorrent Inc want to integrate it Continue reading “BitTorrent File Sharing Integration Coming to a Web Browser Near You”.
The FBI shut down servers this morning that at one point supporting millions of users infected by the DNS Changer Malware. The FBI with the help of various organizations and companies was able to reduce Continue reading “DNSChanger Malware Causes Internet Blackout For 47,054 US Computers”.
Think you’re tough enough to survive a horde of undead walkers? Gamers will be able to find out next year as Activision and Terminal Reality announced today an all-new The Walking Dead video game. Based Continue reading “The Walking Dead Video Game Coming in 2013 -Trailer Released”.
Thermaltake has now launched a new down-draft CPU cooler the “BigTyp Revo”. The design will help cool both the CPU and surrounding motherboard components due to it’s top down blowing design. It will utilize five Continue reading “Thermaltake Launches BigTyp Revo Down-Draft CPU Cooler”.
It appears the list of games Valve will have in this year’s Steam Summer Sale has been leaked. Posted up on Reddit by a user called Dweezy, the list of titles looks fairly substantial with Continue reading “Rumor: Steam Summer Sale Game List Leaked”.
Cyberpower today announced its Power Mega II series a family of Intel Sandy Bridge-E, Ivy Bridge, and Xeon-based professional workstation PCs with NVIDIA Quadro graphics that set the bar for high-performance graphics workstations. CyberpowerPC has Continue reading “CyberPower Announces Power Mega II Graphics Workstation Series”.
The Samsung Galaxy S III is easily the most hyped Android device of the year, and possibly of all-time. With a new Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core 1.5GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, a huge Super AMOLED 4.8-inch screen (720×1280 pixels), 4G LTE, NFC and an impressive 8MP camera it is no wonder that this smartphone has received so much attention. Read on to find out more about it in our review!
NVIDIA’s super high end, super expensive GTX 690 is about to get some hot competition, with hopefully some much-needed price cuts. Unnamed sources have revealed that the launch of AMD’s Radeon HD 7990 dual GPU Continue reading “AMD HD 7990 To Launch This Month!”.
You would think that with Intel having recently released their Ivy Bridge CPUs, that the preceding Sandy Bridge CPUs would be retired, wouldn’t you? Not a bit of it, however. Instead, they will be releasing Continue reading “There’s Life in the Old Dog Yet: Sandy Bridge Gets Two New Models”.
Windows Phone 7 (7.10.8773 codename ‘Tango’) has an unfortunate bug in it, where merely browsing to a standard website can crash it utterly and completely, to the point that the battery needs to be removed Continue reading “How To Crash Windows Phone 7 ‘Tango’ Utterly and Completely”.
According to iFixit, Apple has ditched the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT). Apple will be pulling all their products from the leading green consumer electronics standard, which was designed to help mitigate the negative Continue reading “Apple Drops EPEAT Green Standard”.
In what has to be salt in the wound for Oracle, Google has demanded $4 Million USD to cover costs associated with the legal battle over the Android mobile operating system. A brief filed in Continue reading “Google Demands $4 Million From Oracle Because Of Android Trial”.
According to the FBI, on Monday July 9th over 300,000 computers will no longer be able to access the internet due to a malware infection known as “DNS Changer Trojan”. The internet outage for these Continue reading “FBI Says Over 300,000 Computers May Be Unable To Access The Internet”.
Microsoft has officially confirmed that it will allow the $39.99 Windows 8 Pro upgrade offer to work from users running the Release Preview version, as previously explained in a Computerworld FAQ. So, does this mean Continue reading “Microsoft Allows $39.99 Windows 8 Pro Upgrade From Release Preview”.
