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Intel Unveils Full Skylake Processor Lineup At IFA

Paul Morris·September 2, 2015

Intel has followed up its recent launch of two of its new Skylake processors by introducing the full lineup as part of its IFA presentation in Berlin. The announcement, which focuses entirely on the company's latest range of processors codenamed "Skylake", outlines the company's intention to target all categories of machines, ranging from high-powered custom-built gaming machines, to standard desktop, laptop, tablet/convertible computers, and even modern powerful smartphones.

GoPro Adds New Video Trim + Share Feature To Its App And Cameras [Video]

Paul Morris·September 1, 2015

As part of its continued effort to upgrade its editing tools and make life a lot easier and manageable for its users, GoPro has announced a new feature that will be accessible via its mobile app and certain GoPro cameras. The new video editing feature is built directly into the playback functionality of the camera and the mobile app, and aims to provide users with a quick and easy way to create short video clips that can then be shared effortlessly with family, friends, or colleagues, without the need to pass on a huge clip ladened with time markers.

Apple Is Reportedly Working On Original TV Shows And Movies As It Plans Netflix-Style Service

Paul Morris·September 1, 2015

How To Check If You’ve Been Affected By Largest Ever iCloud Account Theft

Paul Morris·September 1, 2015

Additional information pertaining to the iCloud account compromise that we reported about last week has now been made public, including a way of checking if you've been compromised.

Microsoft Announces Xbox One Elite Bundle, Features 1TB SSHD, Elite Controller

Paul Morris·August 31, 2015

Microsoft has just announced a new Xbox One bundle that promises to "offer fans the ultimate gaming experience" possible. An official blog post from the Xbox team within Microsoft states that "games and gamers are at the center" of every decision that the software giant makes, hence the decision to introduce the new Xbox One Elite bundle.

Samsung Will Pay You $200 If You Ditch Your iPhone For A New Galaxy Smartphone

Paul Morris·August 31, 2015

Leaked Photos Show BlackBerry’s Android-Powered Slider Phone In Full Glory

Paul Morris·August 31, 2015

BlackBerry's frequently speculated "Venice" smartphone has once again been catapulted into the public domain thanks to a number of high-quality leaked images. The beleaguered smartphone manufacturer is attempting to turn its fortunes around and make an impact in the smartphone market with an Android powered device, codenamed Venice. There had been some debate as to whether or not the handset actually existed, but these latest images not only seemingly confirm its existence, but also corroborate previous reports on how the device will actually look.

Galaxy Note 5 vs S6 Edge+ vs iPhone 6 Plus [Specs Comparison]

Paul Morris·August 31, 2015

Here's a specs comparison between Samsung Galaxy Note 5 vs S6 Edge+ vs Apple's iPhone 6 Plus. For those that are currently on the fence and having difficulty choosing the right plus-sized device for themselves, this head-to-head features and specifications comparison should help in making the right decision.

Get YouTube App Back On Apple TV 2G, Here Are The Details

Paul Morris·August 29, 2015

How To Get Windows 7 Start Menu In Windows 10

Paul Morris·August 29, 2015

Here's how you can get back Windows 7 style Start menu in Windows 10 with Start10. Features include reintroducing the Search bar back into the Start menu, as well as adding back the quick links to the core system functionality that has been removed as part of Windows 10. Start10 also brings back the good old "All Programs" menu, which has been a preference for a large portion of users, but was taken away after Windows 7.

Purported iPhone 6s Packaging Suggests 16GB Base Model, Not 32GB As Rumored

Paul Morris·August 28, 2015

Yet another leaked image that purports to show the official packaging from the upcoming iPhone 6s has made its way into the public domain. The image, shared with the world by Steve Hemmerstoffer, claims to show a sticker from the rear of the next-generation iPhone box that clearly denotes a 16GB model. The rest of the information is fairly standard, outlining information such as the inclusion of a Lightning cable, the integration of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and other connective options such as NFC and GPS.

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