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Samsung Tease Eye-Controlled Mouse
Set to help the disabled use computers with ease, Samsung’s eye-tracking technology will allow users to control their computers functionality without needing to handle a physical mouse. Developed in-house by Samsung engineers, this technology is an advancement of their EYECAN system, a mouse control device utilized through glasses worn by…
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Australian Prime Minister in Facebook Fan Scandal
Recently, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been receiving a lot of hate from the Australian public, with people noticing that the bulk of his Facebook likes were residents of India – ok lets be honest, he always receives hate no matter what. This brought upon allegations that Mr. Abbott…
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Is Your Sony Charging Cable Genuine?
Recently, a charging cable has been released catered toward Sony products. The Chikou charging cable was originally thought of my most to be an official Sony product, brandishing a very similar design to their architecture and color schemes as we’ve seen Sony produce for years. Later on, Sony Taiwan released…
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AT&T to Release Sonim XP6, Rugged Anti-Smartphone
American mobile operator AT&T has just announced a new product under the ‘anti-smartphone’ category – the Sonim XP6. Said to be extremely rugged in design, this new smartphone incorporates a physical keyboard and button support into its architecture. This announced device has been marketed as a phone that can support…
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ASRock Announce X99 WS-E/10G Motherboard – 22 Gbps NIC
Large scale motherboard manufacturer ASRock has just released their new X99 motherboard, the X99 WS-E/10G – featuring an amazing on-board network interface capabilities of 22 Gbps. It’s able to achieve such speeds due to its two included Intel I210AT Gigabit Ethernet controllers, coupled with a dual 10-GIGE network interface provided…
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Windows 10 Build 9897 ISO Images Creep Online
A few weeks ago, Microsoft released a newly compiled version of their upcoming Operating System – Windows 10. However, some tech savvy enthusiasts have cleaned it up a little and re-released it for illegal download. Obviously we’re not going to link the download instructions here, as we said it’s illegal.…
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Sony Pictures Brought to a Halt – Hackers Have Taken Over
A (now deleted) member of the Reddit community has recently brought to light that all Sony Pictures staff have been locked out of their office systems, with the warning message above being displayed on every single monitor. The original thread can be found here, with various user reports of people…
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Disneyland and Walt Disney World Become No-Fly Zones
Ever wondered why there aren’t many aerial photos of Disney’s theme parks around? Gizmodo has just complied information that they’ve become highly protected no-fly zones quite some time ago. These prohibited air spaces are said to come around for other reasons than general terror threat. Flash back to 2003, Disney…
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Square Bringing Apple Pay to Small Businesses
We’ve recently reported on Apple Pay coming to your mobile phone through their technology advancements, now news has come to light that a credit card processing service for small firms called Square is looking to bring it to the wider audience. The original list of participating Apple Pay stores was…
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Bitcoin ATM’s Pop Up Around Melbourne, Australia
A few months ago, there was one currency on everyone’s lips – Bitcoin. People were scrambling to make their own Bitcoin mining machines, Reddit users developed their own currency called Dogecoin and our parents and grandparents become more technology-confused than ever before. Since the hype has died down, I’ve just…
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Symantec Uncovers Tricky ‘Regin’ Malware
Anti-Virus company Symantec has identified a heavy malware threat named ‘Regin’. It’s said by PC World that this nasty piece of work was likely developed by a nation state and used by these criminals to spy on governments, infrastructure operators, businesses, researching and individuals as far back as 2008. Symantec…
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Amazon UK Refers to “The PC Master Race” in Poll
Once upon a time, Amazon UK allowed for users to vote for their favorite console of all time. According to “eight facts we learned from those entries”, the PC Master Race only missed the knock out cut by nine votes. Confused? The PC Master Race is a commonly used term…
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Amazon One Day Tech Sales Spotted
Who doesn’t like making a massive saving on tech? Online retail giant Amazon has just unleashed their one day technology sale to the public, valid for only the 20th of November, 2014. Unfortunately, no motherboards are included in this offer, but there are heavy discounts made across CPUs, power supplies,…
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Far Cry 4: Skidrow Patch Released – FOV no Longer an Issue
Did you know, Far Cry 4 has disabled FOV commands for pirated copies? A bold move, and a smart one. However – it seems that the popular game crackers commonly known as ‘Skidrow’ have embarrassed Ubisoft, patching their version of the popular release to include options for players to adjust…
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Story Develops – iPhone TLC and MLC Memory Tests
Yesterday we reported on initial tests of Apple’s TLC and MLC memory capabilities. This was due to the news being released that Apple had disabled all TLC memory in various iPhone models due to a high failure rate – without any warning to consumers or word of a replacement. Through…
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