Articles for January 2015

Thanks to the strong launch of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Apple was able to sell almost 75 million iPhones in just the first quarter of this fiscal year. ... Read more

The same technology used to create IllumiRoom has become a more advanced proof-of-concept project called RoomAlive, which extends beyond the surrounding areas of the TV to transform an entire room into an augmented gaming environment. ... Read more

A limited time discount offer by Amazon for games that are nominated for the D.I.C.E. Awards. ... Read more

Rocket Cars marks a different turn to the way you’ve known them until now. ... Read more

Official announcement from Revenous Game about the sequel to Devious Dungeon. ... Read more

If you are on a fence, doubting whether a relatively short mobile game can be worth $4, I would like to push down the weigh in its favor. It's a pure, elegant and dazzling delight – get it. ... Read more

Want to give the latest Windows 10 a go? Trying using a virtual machine to install the newest build. One such choice for visualization is the Oracle VM VirtualBox software. Here we explain how to install VirtualBox and Windows 10 Technical Preview. ... Read more

Google has stepped up to defend the reason why the company has chosen to not update pre-KitKat versions of Android to deal with a WebView vulnerability that affects over 60 percent (or just under 1 billion mobile devices) of their existing user base. ... Read more

Not long after Mozilla released Firefox version 35 as a Stable release they had to patch it for a slew of bugs discovered either before the release or after it, and now patched. The main issue was some add-ons would no longer run correctly. ... Read more

The full Spartan browser replacement to Internet Explorer 11 has not been implemented yet in the public builds of Windows 10 Technical Preview, but it's still possible to enable the EDGE engine that runs it and get a speed boost within IE 11. ... Read more

Google expanded out its testing of their AutoPlay feature into video controls and end of video playback notifications. This extends what they added previously to the right sidebar where playlists would run through linked videos until all were played. ... Read more

The USB 3.1 Type-C was the topic of discussion at the recent CES because faster data transfers has been of interest for a while. The USB 3.1 which was approved by the USB 3.0 Promotor Group and has now been performance tested. And the results here. ... Read more

Blur is a useful privacy extension that can ensure that Google cannot track your searches back to your own profile. Proxy servers are used to keep things anonymous. This Firefox add-on/Chrome extension is an alternative to Startpage and Blekko. ... Read more

Fugi Pigment have made an interesting announcement about a green battery design that combines aluminum-air design properties which can run for up to two weeks and then be refilled with tap water. Yes, tap water. Ten times the energy density too. ... Read more

Google was recently granted a new patent to automatically turn on incognito mode in a mobile or desktop web browser. The U.S Patent No. 8,935,798 B1 was filed back in 2011 by Nest which was bought out by Google as part of their Internet of Things. ... Read more