Articles for November 2014

Andy offers a fully functional Android experience on your laptop or desktop, or Mac. It comes with a Google Play Store app, which means you don't need to look for a third-party app store to download your apps and games. ... Read more

Google, the famous tech company that spreads its tentacles in every field that it sets sight on, recently took research on artificial intelligence to the next level. ... Read more

While the title might seem generic and leave you uninterested, the game itself makes up for it with probably the best zombie plot in the history of zombie games. If you think I’m exaggerating, wait until you hear the premise. ... Read more

When filled with too many files, the Empty Recycle Bin command doesn't always succeeds in clearing the entire Recycle Bin. Here are 2 methods for fixing this problem and emptying the Recycle Bin - both were tested and they work in Windows 8 and 10. ... Read more

We asked Bitdefender's Senior e-Threat Analyst about the AV future, its greatest challenges, the safest OS and browsers, Edward Snowden impact, the data Bitdefender collects, protection of data stored in the cloud and other tricks for our readers. ... Read more

The LittleBigPlanet franchise has gained countless fans through the years, including myself, which resulted into the making of a sequel for the PS Vita, and more recently the creation of a 3rd game for the PS4. ... Read more

Last Monday Amazon revealed an affordable streaming TV device that could challenge similarly priced competitors like Google's $35 Chromecast. Retailing at $39, the Fire TV Stick plugs into the HDMI port on your TV. ... Read more

A comparison of the top four streaming TV devices available for purchase - Amazon Fire TV Stick, Roku Streaming Stick, Google Chromecast, and Mozilla Matchstick. ... Read more

If you get host connection errors, a quick fix to try is flushing the DNS cache. Google Chrome has built-in tools for flushing the DNS cache and Sockets. Here's how to use them ... Read more