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If you’ve not had the chance to try your trigger finger at Battlefield 4 yet, you can play the entire game for free this week. This promotion is coming to gamers thanks to Origin. All you have to do is sign up by 8/14, and you’ll have a week’s... Read more
Heart Attacks Predicted By Algorithm
News August 13, 2014
Heart Attacks are a growing concern for many people. They can affect almost anyone with little warning. However, there may be an algorithm that can predict heart attacks up to four hours before doctors can. Cardiac or respiratory arrest are often predicted using a scorecard called the Modified Early... Read more
Never a company afraid to rock the boat, Microsoft has announced that they are planning to stop their support of older versions of Internet Explorer. Beginning on January 12, 2016, only the latest version of Internet Explorer (IE) will receive security updates and any kind of tech support. It... Read more
Apple’s virtual assistant technology could be coming to Mac OS machines in the near future, according to a recent patent, named ‘Intelligent Digital Assistant in a Desktop Environment’. The new patent could add Siri on the next desktop update, OS X Yosemite. The update has been long awaited, after... Read more
Parents teach their children to memorize their phone number(s) from an early age so that they can call them if they’re ever lost or have an emergency, and that’s definitely a wise thing to do. Now, smartphones can do the same thing – if they’re running the newest version... Read more
The Latest Update For McAfee Labs Stinger Is Now Available
News August 13, 2014
Stinger from McAfee Labs, is a quick and installation-free standalone tool for detecting and removing prevalent malware and threats. It is an ideal tool if your PC has already been infected by malware. While the application is not a replacement for a robust security suite or an antivirus application,... Read more
Sproutling: Wearable Tech For Baby Safety
News August 12, 2014
Do you worry about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) or your baby’s sleeping habits? Many parents do! Perhaps you’ve bought baby monitors that monitor the heartbeat of your baby to give you peace of mind. Well now there is a new wearable technology called the Sproutling Baby Monitor! Created... Read more
NASA Builds World’s First 3D Printed Space Camera
News August 12, 2014
3D printing is already being used extensively by NASA. Things like rocket engine parts and a space pizza maker have been created using 3D printing. Now, by the end of September, the first space camera made almost entirely from 3D printing will be debuted. An aerospace engineer at Goddard... Read more
Toshiba New 5TB HDD Aimed At Surveillance Industry
News August 10, 2014
Toshiba have launched some serious storage media prior to today, and they have definitely made their mark on the world of tech. They cater for home based solutions as well as enterprise initiatives. If they keep snapping up firms like OCZ and creating better and better SSD’s and HDD’s... Read more
DARPA/IBM Create TrueNorth ‘Brain’ Chip
News August 10, 2014
IBM researchers have been researching a way to bring the power of the human brain to a computer processor for a number of years now. The TrueNorth project has just reached a rather significant achievement towards reaching their goal. The IBM Research blog has recently announced a breakthrough point for a... Read more
The Latest Version Of NoMachine is Now Available
News August 9, 2014
NoMachine is a free remote desktop application, which has loads of powerful features. With NoMachine you are able to access all your files and folders or watch DVDs or YouTube videos from wherever you are; you don’t have to be in front of your PC. You can view smooth,... Read more
Essential Apps For Android Wear
News August 8, 2014
It’s been a month since Android Wear was launched at Google I/O and seeing as the Samsung Galaxy Gear Live and LG G Watch have been released running the new platform, developers have been keen to update their apps to feature Android Wear support. Most have just added support... Read more
TouchPico Projector Turns Your Wall Into A Touchscreen
News August 7, 2014
I love smartphones, but admittedly they are a bit small. Oh, I could go out and get one of the Galaxy Notes, but they are a bit too big for my pocket’s taste. In reality, I guess my phone’s just as big as I need it to be, but... Read more
Man Dies Taking Selfie with Gun
NewsPhoto and Image August 7, 2014
With the advent of Instagram and Facebook, the word ‘selfies’ will probably make it into the newest edition of Webster’s Dictionary. But when do selfies go too far? Tragically, a 21 year old man from Mexico has died while taking a selfie. How? He tried to pose with a... Read more
Google+ May Be Launching A Standalone Photo App
News August 7, 2014
We all love taking photographs. In fact I don’t know many people who don’t take the occasional ‘selfie’. Even the the world’s largest search engine, Google, could be looking into jumping on the Selfie craze by investing time and resources into a dedicated photo service. According to a new report by Bloomberg. a... Read more
Adobe Lightroom Updated
NewsPhoto and Image August 6, 2014
Adobe Lightroom is state-of-the-art professional photo development, manipulation and organization software. Lightroom’s powerful features will enable users to transform RAW photographs into beautiful images of any kind. The sharpness, contrast, tone, white-balance and color can be adjusted in fine detail manually or through the large range of default and... Read more
These Robotic Suits Give You Super Strength
News August 6, 2014
Ever since I watched Iron Man for the first time back when it first came out, I have been waiting for the day when the world took its cue from Tony Stark and built a suit worthy of the Marvel hero. While robotic suits and exoskeletons have been talked about... Read more
XBMC Media Center Releases 13.2 Beta 3
MultimediaNews August 6, 2014
XBMC is an award winning media center application that was specifically designed for the Xbox and is currently also available for all three major operating systems; Linux, Mac OS X, Windows. XBMC is the ultimate hub for all your media. It is easy to use, has a great looking... Read more