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Time Is Running Out For Net Neutrality In America
Time Running Out For Net Neutrality It’s been a little over a year now since the FCC initiated proceedings to revote the Net Neutrality protections put in place by the Obama administration. The protections ensured that internet service providers would not be able to sell (or throttle) particular types of…
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Social Media Appears To Have Managed The US Midterms
Social Media Breathes A Sign Of Relief As US Midterms Conclude Over the last few years, one of the biggest criticisms of social media is the role it has played in elections. Following the 2016 US Presidential Election and the UK Brexit vote many sites including Facebook and Twitter were…
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Toshiba Shareholders Agree to Sell NAND Flash Memory Unit
Most of us know Toshiba as a hardware manufacturer with products from mechanical and flash-based storage over notebooks and all the way to smart TVs, but the company is a lot bigger than that. They are also a huge player in the international Nuclear business, or maybe we should say that…
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Half-Life 2: Episode 2 Voted ‘Game That Deserves a Sequel’ on Steam
With the Steam Autumn Sale now well underway, people have been busily throwing their bank details at the Lord Gaben. Of course, that’s not the only thing going on with Steam this month, as the sale also saw the launch of Steam Awards, and people have been voting like crazy. Already…
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Details of 87 Million Voters in Mexico Publicly Displayed on Amazon Server
Mexico hasn’t had the best of luck when it comes to their elections and technology, with a hacker recently claiming to have been responsible for rigging their 2012 election and now it appears that 87 million voters had their details publicly displayed on Amazon servers for all to see. The leak…
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Lian Li Enters the Peripheral Market With a Giveaway
It isn’t often that we as the press get taken by surprise, but today is such a day as Lian Li revealed their entry into the peripheral market with their first ever mouse and keyboard. Usually, we already expected a launch, got hints, teasers, and heads-up notifications, but Lian Li…
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Town Bans Solar Panels For “Sucking Up All The Energy Of The Sun”
Solar panels are a great step in renewable energy. They are constantly being upgraded, from absorbing new areas of the light spectrum to being made see-through. Companies and governments are understanding their importance and role they could play in renewable energy, France has even made it a legal requirement to use them…
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ASUS Republic of Gamers Announces Dream Gaming Machine Global Online Campaign
ASUS Republic of Gamers division recently invited a dozen world-class modders to build twelve dream gaming machines with very few conditions. The system should be based on either G20 and GR8 gaming desktops or the G57 gaming laptop and the modding should be completed in just 30 hours. The outcome and…
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FCC Votes for Net Neutrality in Landmark Vote
The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to implement Title II regulation upon internet service providers, introducing a set of strict rules ensuring net neutrality. The Commission voted 3-to-2 in favour of the regulation as part of a historic vote in the history of the internet. The vote was attended by a number of web and…
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EU Votes In Favor Of Breaking Up Google
The Euopean Parliament has voted in favour of ‘breaking up’ Google. MEPs (Member of European Parliament) voted 384 to 174. The Parliament itself can’t break up Google directly, but the vote will place pressure on EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager to take action. The motion, which was raised by Andreas Schwab, a…
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European Parliament Votes To Scrap Roaming Fees In EU
Here in Europe we are struck with high mobile phone call charges, extortionate data rates and more while roaming. With smartphones churning through more data than ever thanks for high-speed connections such as 4G, not to mention our modern thirst for data consumption and communication things can get expensive quite…
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2013 Indie Of The Year Has Begun
As another year comes to an end, it is time once again to begin our search for the Players’ Choice Independent Game of the Year. In 2013 Desura joins as the major sponsor, offering $15,000 in digital distribution prize money to the winning games. After amassing a record 78,000 votes…
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