Larger capacities and better performance Storage used to be considerably simpler, with computers using mechanical hard drives for their operating systems—desktops with 3.5-inch drives, and notebooks with smaller 2.5-inch models (in a pinch, you could use a notebook drive in a desktop, but it meant a speed penalty). For the geeks, the differentiating factors included…
Following in the footsteps of AT&T and T-Mobile, this week Verizon Wireless introduced FreeBee Data, a scheme that allows Verizon customers to consume content without having to use their precious data. It’s a “sponsored” data service, meaning content providers pay for whatever Verizon customers consume, whether it’s visiting an entire website or streaming a video….
Top Deal: In the days of old, building a PC meant fighting with what was often a beige colored case with sharp edges and little in the way of conveniences. A build wasn’t truly complete until you’d spilled a little blood and cursed the PC gods. Fortunately things are much improved now. Todays cases are…
A new year with new opportunities AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su admitted that 2015 proved a “challenging” year from a financial standpoint, but found reasons to be optimistic for the company’s future. One of those reasons is Polaris. We’ll talk more about Polaris in a moment, but first a look at how AMD performed in…
The sky isn’t falling I don’t envy market analysts. They’re tasked with predicting the future, and no matter how much research goes into the matter, something inevitably screws things up — an unexpected product release, fluctuations in the value of the dollar, a natural disaster, and the list goes on. Despite the impossible mission, where…
Too hot to handle If you purchased a Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2, or Surface Pro 3 model before March 2015, be aware that you might have a faulty power cord. Microsoft is expected to announce a voluntary recall this Friday with an offer to replace affected power cords for free. News of the recall…
Imagine a world of robots partying after the annihilation of humankind. NeuroVoider will show you what this theoretical world would look like. Play as one of the four remaining human brains kept as tests subjects in a futuristic world where machines have overpowered the human race. Lead humanity’s last hope against the Evil Robots lead…
A tragic past. An unfinished painting. And a crumbling psyche. These are the core elements that make up the setting of Layers of Fear, a new psychological horror game coming to PS4 on February 16th. In Layers of Fear you play as an anonymous painter, clearly haunted by his tragic past and fixated on regaining…
Hello friends, and welcome back! You might have noticed that we’re publishing the Top Downloads list for December a bit later than we usually do, but we hope you’ll agree that it’s for good reason. We took the liberty of tracking down the charts for the whole year! You’ll find the top downoads for all…
Hi everyone, my name is Mark Morris and I helped found Introversion Software back in 2001. We’ve made a few games in our time, however I’m delighted to say that our biggest accomplishment to date, Prison Architect, is coming to PS4 through a collaboration with the good people at Double Eleven! Prison Architect allows you…