Games console sales are supposedly on the decline in Japan. Despite this, PS4 sales since the launch last weekend have been strong, outselling the previous… Read More »Sony PS4 practically sold out following Japanese launch
Samsung goes big with wearable gadgets at MWC 2014, dropping the Galaxy name in the process…
The top 40 singles chart will soon include streamed music as well as physical copies and digital downloads that have been purchased.
Video streaming offers a great selection of movies, all in the comfort of your own home, and now it seems that even the most hardcore… Read More »LoveFilm Becomes Amazon Prime Instant Video
Nokia X has broke cover again, this time in photo form, showing off the Android OS shaped to the Windows ‘Live Tile’ format & minus the Play Store.
Samsung may make a departure from its staple OS Android when it unveils the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 running the Tizen OS.
An Apple patent from 2008 has surfaced this week revealing the company’s plan to get ahead of the sports technology market with fitness tracking earphones.
Whether you call it the HTC M8, the HTC One Plus or the HTC One 2, it’s officially scheduled to arrive on Tuesday the 25th of March 2014.
Samsung Galaxy S5’s camera specs have been further confirmed in a Twitter leak suggesting the smartphone’s main shooter will capture 16-megapixels.
SlickLogin released the following statement earlier: “Today we’re announcing that the SlickLogin team is joining Google, a company that shares our core beliefs that logging… Read More »SlickLogin bought by Google: Passwords replaced with inaudible sound waves?
With Indie games becoming more and more popular it got me wondering: Just why are Indie games so popular? It’s an odd question, yes, but… Read More »Opinion: Are Retro games better than modern games?
Happy Valentines to Tesco.com users! The supermarket has been forced to suspend user accounts on Tesco.com as some reprobate hackers have accessed the site and… Read More »Tesco Deactivates Online Accounts as Hackers Post 2,200 Account Details