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Play button An occasional gamer’s guide to buying a next-gen console: Xbox OneTNW - Ben WoodsEven if you’re not a gaming fan it will have been hard to completely ignore the fervor surrounding the impending launch of the next major hardware releases from the world’s biggest players in gaming. just
Xbox One vs PS4: All you need to knowThe TelegraphAhead of their release later this year, see how the launch titles, bundles and hardware for the Xbox One and PS4 compare. Techradar takes a look at the latest information on the Playstation 4 and XBox
Hyperloop revealed: Elon Musk foresees rapid transit in a tubeNBC News - Alan Boyle, Science EditorElectromagnetic acceleration: That's the high technology behind the high-speed transit concept that billionaire Elon Musk calls the Hyperloop. Musk — who already plays leading roles in the SpaceX rocket
The apps that Apple does not want you to useThe Telegraph - By Richard GrayThey are the applications that Apple has tried to stop the world from using. With more than 700,000 apps available for download, perhaps Apple can afford to be picky, but some of those to be banned show
Play button Kinect turns your bathtub into a giant liquid touchscreenThe Verge - Aaron SouppourisResearchers have created a "touchscreen" for your bathtub. With only a Kinect sensor and a projector, AquaTop display facilitates interacting with virtual objects using just your hands. In order to function
PlayStation 4 and Xbox One hardware comparisons: More meaningless than everCNET - by Nick StattSony's PlayStation 4 console will need a healthy portion of its 8GB of memory simply to run the console's OS. That's inspired a new torrent of Xbox One and PS4 comparisons. But here's why they don't make
Will Apple's Next Products Move The Needle?Forbes - Todd HixonApplesays it is having its "most innovative year ever", and it is poised to launch a slew of new products in the Fall of 2013: 1) an iPhone 5S, 2) an iWatch, 3) a TV (???), 4) the new streaming music 5)
Super Mario Zips Through A Loophole In Apple’s App RestrictionsReadWrite - nick stattUpdate, July 17: Apple has partly closed the loophole that made it possible to play Nintendo games on iGadgets. Lots of gamers have long wanted to play classics like Pokémon and Super Mario on the iPhone.
How Hackers Tapped Into My Cellphone For Less Than $300NPR - Laura SydellIn the wake of the National Security Agency cyber-spying revelations, you may be worrying about the government keeping track of your digital life. But, for less than $300, a group of ordinary hackers a
A 360TB disc that holds data for more than 1 million years?CNET - by Christopher MacManus A major breakthrough in storage technology could dramatically change our perception of data preservation.
iPhone 5S May Include Slow Motion Video Recording FeatureMacRumors - by Juli CloverCode hidden inside iOS 7 suggests that the next generation iPhone could include a new "Mogul" camera mode, offering video recording at a rate of 120 frames-per-second, reports 9to5Mac. According to our
iOS 7: Designed for Apple's next billion customersTNW - Matthew PanzarinoThere are a lot of things that you can say about the reaction to Apple’s next version of iOS, its software for iPhones and iPads. It’s new, it’s very, very different and it’s a dramatic departure from
Play button The next iPhone’s cool-factor: a slow-motion camera?9to5Mac - Mark GurmanAs the launch of the next iPhone approaches, rumor and speculation about what Apple’s latest and greatest smartphone could bring to the highly-competitive mobile marketplace is increasing. Based on the
Play button HTC One Android 4.2 update kills the awful menu bar, adds Instagram to BlinkFeedThe Verge - Dan SeifertThe long-awaited Android 4.2 update for the HTC One has been slowly making its way around the world over the past week or so, but thanks to Android Central, we now have a good look at what's on tap in
3D printable 'Drone It Yourself' kit turns almost anything into an unmanned aerial vehicleTNW - Nick SummersDrones are met with a great deal of suspicion at the moment, given that no-one can really agree what, if any, regulations should be imposed on their use in public and private spaces. Jasper van Loenen,
Looks like Europe’s getting on board with in-flight Wi-Figigaom.com - Stacey Higginbotham British Airways will test out in-flight Wi-Fi as well as GSM-based cellular connectivity on some of its flights according to a blog that follows the …
Why Apple needs a wearable computer as much as wearables need Apple’s touchgigaom.com - Erica Ogg There are some pretty basic — but tough — requirements for creating a wearable computer with mass consumer appeal: it has to be comfortable, stand up …
Original Xbox could have been named MARZ, VERV, other awkward acronymsEngadget - Jon FingasXbox is a household name today, but a recently unearthed EDGE interview with Seamus Blackley has revealed that this name almost didn't make the early cut. Microsoft asked Blackley's team for a name change
Why next-gen consoles won't run games at 4KCNET - by Nic Healey Just because some say they can, doesn't mean they should. Based on the latest graphics hardware no one should expect great 4K gaming in this next generation of consoles.
Phone screens could soon be visible in direct sunlight and even fight germsgigaom.com - Signe Brewster That circle in the center isn’t actually a hole; it received a new treatment from glass manufacturer Corning that makes it incredibly non-reflective. …
This Tiny, Portable Laptop Stand Will Finally Fix Your PostureTechCrunch - Billy Gallagher“The Roost–stop hunching over your laptop,” I read, back and neck aching as usual. I had been working at my laptop like a gargoyle since early in the morning. But in the Roost, a laptop stand that’s raised
Nintendo confirms Wii Vitality Sensor's death, says it produced inconsistent resultsEngadget - Ben GilbertOh Wii Vitality Sensor, we hardly knew ye... in that we didn't know you at all. Nintendo introduced the pulse-sensing Wii peripheral at its E3 2009 stage show, and said we'd hear more in "the future."
Apple Retail, Square partner to sell iPad-based Square Stand beginning July 99to5Mac - Mark GurmanJack Dorsey’s Square payments company has teamed up with Apple to sell the new Square Stand point-of-sale system through Apple’s large chain of retail stores, according to multiple sources. The Square
iPhone 5 trumped Galaxy S4 on user complaints at launch -- studyCNET - by Eric MackThe iPhone 5 received nearly twice the rate of negative comments at launch compared with the Galaxy S4, but Apple clearly wins in the most important metric of all, according to social media analysts We
The TSA Has an Instagram Account — And It’s Pretty Weirdallthingsd.com - Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher in Media Who knew the Department of Homeland Security had an eye for photography? The Transportation Security Administration — better known as the TSA, or the …
Solar plane: Making clean tech sexy, adventurousUSA TODAYWASHINGTON (AP) -- In noisy, energetic New York City, the pilots of a spindly plane that looks more toy than jet hope to grab attention in a surprising way: By being silent and consuming little energy.
Boutique App Store On The Way For Google GlassReadWrite - adriana leeThe latest Google Glass software update gives some clues of what may be to come for the wearable device. Possibly in the works: a specialized Android Market for Glassware apps and native app support in
