PC Gaming
A “Do’h!” moment for a DDoS protection company A security outfit that prides itself on DoS and DDoS attack protection and mitigation was itself the victim of a DDoS attack late last week and over the weekend. Staminus Communications first disclosed the attack to the public last Thursday in a Twitter post, calling it a…
Portable power In order to get a respectable amount of power from a gaming laptop, it’s got to be big and bulky. That’s been accepted as gospel for quite some time, but now we have notebooks like Digital Storm’s Equinox as exceptions to the rule. Armed with a 6700HQ and a 970M, the laptop is…
What the hell? While many PC gamers are joyfully hacking away in Blizzard Entertainment’s current Diablo III: Reaper of Souls expansion, the company has released a patch for the ancient second installment Diablo II, a PC game released way back in 2000. This is the first patch for the classic title since Blizzard released the…
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Digital first, physical later Developer IO Interactive and publisher Square Enix released the first episode of a new Hitman title today, which is the sixth entry in the popular Hitman series. It’s available right now in digital form, though if you prefer to wait for the complete game to be released on disc, get cozy,…
More holes than Swiss cheese The web can’t move away from Adobe’s Flash Player fast enough. Though efforts have been made to leave Flash behind, it’s still a prominent part of the web. It’s also still prone to what seems like an endless discovery of security holes. To that end, Adobe has released another update…
Getting ISPs to respect your privacy The moment you hop online, you can pretty much kiss your privacy goodbye. There are steps you can take to limit how much of your privacy you give up, but for the most part, your online activities are logged, tracked, sold, and everything else. To ensure that ISPs don’t…
We’ve always stated that you should get the best product that your budget allows. In some cases, it’s even better to save for a bit and get the product you really want, rather than settle for a second choice. Personally, I’ve always recommended that you should invest in products that directly impact your senses, like…
Technology continues to advance at a rapid pace, and yet PC human-machine interfaces (HMIs) haven’t changed much since the addition of the mouse. It’s difficult to imagine a computer without a keyboard or mouse, and perhaps that’s why various attempts to replace them have been unsuccessful. But according to former Intel-Israel President Mooly Eden, the…