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Unboxing the Amazon FireTV and Game Controller

Gareth | February 3, 2015 |

Gareth takes a look at the UK version of the all in one TV solution. Amazon’s FireTV is an Android based entertainment device that stream media from online sources and caters to the gaming crowds. Certainly, the FireTV has been out for a while, Gareth states his reasons why he is looking at this now […]

Security: stop your business from being hacked

Matt | January 21, 2015 |

It is a well known fact that hackers are becoming increasingly intelligent when it comes to hacking into businesses IT systems. In fact experts are now warning that over 50% of UK businesses could be hacked in just one hour – a pretty worrying thought! After the vicious attack on Sony in 2014 which took […]

Google updates to the Spiral 2

Gareth | January 16, 2015 |

Google has finally unveiled it’s new prototype for Project Ara called the Spiral 2 and it features a 3G modem, 11 additional modules, and other selectable options. The Spiral 2 is a pretty decent step forward from the original prototype. So far it has a 3G modem / RF bus for antenna support and features a […]

David Cameron wants to see your browsing history

Gareth | January 15, 2015 |

In a disgusting announcement regarding privacy destruction David Cameron has decided that encrypted messaging services such as WhatsApp and Snapchat could be banned unless they provide the government with backdoor access to user data. Cameron has said that carrying out surveillance on these services is essential for tackling terror attacks like the recent Charlie Hebdo shootings […]

Buying Suitable Storage Devices – A Guide

Matt | January 15, 2015 |

The use of computing devices has increased exponentially. There are a lot of things nowadays that require the use of computers. With this increasing demand in computer use, there has also been an increase in the demand for storage. There are a lot of ways to store data from a computer. There is hardware that […]

GCell Solar Powered Keyboard Folio From Atlanta Solar Unboxing

Gareth | January 14, 2015 |

Gareth takes a look at the GCell Solar Powered Keyboard Folio against the Nexus 10 and iPad Air, check more solar power information at the Better Tomorrow Solar Atlanta website. Considered as one of the better  keyboard solutions for the iPad and suitable Android tablets this folio offers a rechargable battery option alongside a solar […]

Scientists Use Poker to Improve Robot’s Decision Making

Matt | January 13, 2015 |

Whether they’re serving us drinks on a cruise ship or parking our cars for us, robots are learning new tasks at what feels like an extraordinarily rapid pace. Driving that point home is a new study out of the University of Alberta in Canada that demonstrates the incredible decision-making capabilities of one particular robot. According to NPR, researchers […]

Alcatel joins the wearable fun

Gareth | January 12, 2015 |

Alcatel continue to pick up traction with a new affordable smartwatch, cunningly titled “The WATCH.” Featuring a 1.22”, 262K round screen and a 210mAh battery Alcatel boasts the Watch can work for 2-5 days on a 1 hour charge. Also packing a IP67 rating for water resistance and compatibility with Android 4.3 or above and iOS 7, this looks like […]

HTC Re camera to deliver live streaming on YouTube

Gareth | January 9, 2015 |

HTC, a global leader in mobile innovation and design, today announced live streaming from its new RE™ camera to YouTube. Now consumers can easily share the moment by connecting a RE camera to their YouTube channel and sending a live broadcast link to viewers around the world and do some real cellular bonding with friends […]

Sony goes mad for SmartWear

Gareth | January 8, 2015 |

With CES news in full wing Sony have announced a new look, sleek stainless steel SmartWatch 3 to roll out in February 2015. In addition we are to see the introduction of a prototype concept, an all-in-one headset-style device with sensors optimised for running called the Smart B-Trainer.    At CES 2015 Sony introduced new […]