Kodak PIXPRO SP360-4K Review
The Kodak SP360-4K is an update to the SP360, and offers 4K video at 30fps, as →
Fujifilm X-T2 Announcement Scheduled for June 14, 2016
Fujifilm is rumored to announce its next weather sealed camera soon as the Fujifilm X-T2 announcement is →
Oculus Rift vs. PlayStation VR : What is the best VR gaming headset?
While it would be nice to paint the rivalry between the Oculus Rift and Sony’s PlayStation →
Dell Latitude E7270 Review
THE PROS Attractive and durable design; Great performance; Strong battery life; Comfortable keyboard; Detailed webcam THE →
Muzik Convertible Headphones Let You Tweet What You’re Listening To With A Single Tap
Like other travel headphones, the Muzik Convertible combines a compact size with decent audio hardware to →
Under Armour Band review : A fitness tracker where the software is the star of the show
So, was Under Armour and HTC’s first fitness tracker worth the wait? Sadly not. On its →
Google I/O 2016 Preview: Self-Driving Cars, VR and Android N
We now have a date for Google I/O, Google’s annual gathering of developers. And thanks to →
Livestream Movi takes Periscope-style streaming pro
Livestream wants to max out live-streaming, with the Movi connected camera promising a palm-sized virtual studio →
Google Hangouts for iOS quietly updated with Apple Watch support
Google has released a subtle update to the iOS version of its Hangouts messaging app. While →
How to make your phone’s battery last longer
How to improve smartphone battery life: 10 tips and tricks to make your phone’s battery last →
Facebook Messenger now available for Apple Watch
We’ve known that Facebook Messenger was inbound for the Apple Watch; we saw it previewed at →
How to reset an iPhone or iPad back to factory settings: delete all personal data, photos, videos
If you’re selling your iPhone or iPad, or getting it repaired, you’ll want to remove all →
Android Marshmallow disables floating windows by default
Ever since Facebook introduced the Chat Heads user interface, there has been a noticeable rise of →
Razer Nabu X smartband review
GOOD STUFF Very long battery life Comfortable fit Fairly accurate step tracking BAD STUFF Boring design →
How to hide your phone number on Facebook (and why you need to do so immediately)
Facebook encourages users to add their phone numbers for security, but actually doing so makes them →
Facebook Moments update makes videos from photos
Following its June launch, Facebook Moments has received its first big update, which has been pushed →
Samsung Galaxy O-Series Phones Tipped to VR-Centric, Made With Oculus
A couple of days ago, we came across the first ever rumour stating that Samsung might →
Facebook oversight lets others find you by guessing phone numbers
Just because you mark some of your Facebook data as private doesn’t mean that you’re hard →
Oculus warns VR coders its new SDK breaks old apps
Oculus has warned developers to get their virtual reality apps up to date, launching a new →
Google Maps on iOS won’t blind you at night anymore
When you’re using Google Maps in the dark, the iOS app’s blinding bright white display can →
Facebook adds new messaging options to Pages
Facebook Pages have become a common way for businesses to stay in contact with their customers, →
Facebook uses Lollapalooza to test its live event streaming
These days, it seems that the trend with social networks is no longer about what you’re →
3 years later, where are the smartwatches?
A few days ago, the New York Times ran piece that raised doubts about the success →
Facebook acquiring 4th Israeli company
The social media site acquired the Kfar Saba based company Pebbles Interfaces for $60 million . →
Facebook Messenger launches globally to sign up without a Facebook account
Facebook has announced that its Messenger is now globally available for users who want to sign →
Itagaki: Poor Devil’s Third Previews Were Due to Player Ability/Skill
In a recent post on Facebook, Devil’s Third director Tomonobu Itagaki said that he finally understands →
Oculus wants in on VR moviemaking, partners with Felix & Paul
The consumer launch of Oculus Rift is still many months away (planned for Q1 next year), →
Is Facebook’s concierge v. 2.0 on the horizon?
According to The Information, it would appear that Facebook is working on a virtual assistant for →
Oculus founder responds to flak over ‘exclusive’ games
Oculus VR came under fire last week after its CEO said the company will fund development →
Real Virtuality shows us what multiplayer VR might look like
2016 is shaping up to be the year the world gets virtual — with immersive head-mounted →