How To Become a Game Streamer – Complete Guide
It’s the dream, isn’t it? To sit in front of your gaming PC or favoured console and get paid to play video games while avid fans watch your progress. Indeed, these days,…
2018 Holiday Tech Gift Guide
The holiday season is well underway and Christmas looms just beyond the horizon, promising to bring enjoyable family time and gift-giving merriment as it always does. Maybe you’ve waited to finish your shopping until the last minute or you just…
A 2018 Guide to Boost Your Gaming PC
Whether you’ve had a gaming PC for years or you’ve just bought one, here are our top tips for boosting your PC and increasing your FPS.
How to Hunt in Red Dead Redemption 2
Unlike in other games like Skyrim, where hunting is just a nice way to pass the time and collect some resources for selling or decorating your home, in Red Dead Redemption 2 hunting is serious business. Here hunting is an…
How to Win Call of Duty Blackout
If you’re a fan of the battle royale genre, then Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 with its Blackout mode will feel like a gift from the gaming gods. It’s smooth, it’s precise and, most of all, it’s incredibly fun.…
Sony to Release PlayStation Classic
Following in the footsteps of Nintendo with their mini versions of the classic NES and SNES, Sony have announced that a mini version of their original PlayStation will be released in time for Christmas this year. Dubbed the PlayStation Classic,…
Alberta Scientists Produce Most Data Dense Hard Drive in the World
In a step towards miniaturisation in the best kind of way, scientists at the University of Alberta, Canada have made strides towards increasing our current capability for data storage at a scale previously unimaginable. As hardware design trends continue to…
Undiscovered IoT Vulnerability Leaves Almost 500 Million Devices at Risk
Following up on many of our recent security concerns, a digitally ancient vulnerability in the firmware and hardware of a variety of Internet of Things-accessible devices have left hundreds of millions of potential access points into home and business networks.…
Seagate Enters the Consumer-Side SSD Market
Seagate may be well known for its consumer-grade hard disk drives alongside competitors like Western Digital, but the company’s long-standing focus on business grade drives is going to be taking a very sudden shift in the near future.
Gaming & Business Headset Recommendations for 2018
When it comes to choosing a proper headset for gaming or your home business, you want to make sure you are selecting a quality headset that will last for many years to come.
Spotify to Add Personalised Songs to Popular Playlists
Spotify is a wonderful thing. Not only does it allow us to listen to all our favourite music for a small monthly subscription without needing to buy a particular artist’s music, but it also allows us to create hundreds of…
App Security & How a Tech Failure Overshadowed a Political Party Conference
App security is one of those things that tends to get overlooked. Sometimes the developers get away with it and sometimes, such as this year’s Conservative Party Conference, they don’t. A security and data breach at the core of an…
When Will We All Get 5G?
If you thought 4G signal was fast, then you better get ready for 5G, a connection so fast it’s been likened to having fibre internet on our phones. And you may be getting it far quicker than you might think.…
Meet the TV That Will Invite Its Viewers to Sue It
Over the years, technology has taken a – somewhat scary at times – dive straight into sci-fi territory with self-driving cars and phones that may actually fold into our pockets. But with such leaps forward in technology, how much do…
Facebook Dating Launches with Trial in Columbia
Just four months after the news that Facebook will add dating features to its popular social media platform, the first trial has gone live in Columbia. Dubbed Facebook Dating, the feature will integrate popular dating site techniques from other sites…