YouTube Now Supports 360-degree Video Uploads, Playback

The video uploading process isn’t entirely automatic YouTube has followed through on its January announcement that it was “working to support 360 degree videos in the coming weeks.” The Google-owned online streaming site announced in a blog post Friday that it now supports 360-degree video uploads. According to the site, the list of compatible 360-degree…

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Steam for Linux Goes Past 1,000-game Mark

The client was released in February 2013 A couple of years after its official release, Valve’s Steam for Linux initiative is making steady progress. It recently notched up a significant milestone when the number of Linux-compatible games on Steam breached the 1,000 mark. Granted, this number still pales in comparison to Windows’ tally of nearly…

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Best Antivirus Software

Which of these 10 AV Contenders deserves a spot on your pc? It’s entirely possible to run rampant through a minefield without blowing yourself up, but do you really want to risk it? One wrong move or accidental step will have you forever regretting that decision. There are strategies you can employ that will lessen…

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Graphics Porn (March 2015): Skyrim by ProtologolusX

Showcasing the sexiest, most photogenic game screenshots this side of the Internet We’ve got something a bit different planned for the March edition of Graphics Porn. We’ve showcased other places and individual artists, but we haven’t yet featured an individual game. This month, we’re doubling down on Skyrim and bringing you 15 different spectacular shots…

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These are the Full FCC Net Neutrality Rules

The full rules disclosed and open Today the FCC released the full rules surrounding net neutrality, officially called the Open Internet Order. The rules themselves have not changed, the essence of what we’ve known up until this point, has not changed. The following three hardline rules stand firm: No Blocking: broadband providers may not block…

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