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Google Ending YouTube Support On Older iOS Devices, Apple TV

Ben Reid·April 21, 2015

The YouTube app is, for most iOS users, a staple part of the digital diet, and where it used to be a native utility, it's now an optional download from the iTunes App Store. The removal of the YouTube app from the stock repertoire has been favorable from the perspective of the user, since it has allowed the much-improved app to flourish under Google's third-party control, but now, it seems that the old, pre-iOS 6 app will lose support from next month.

First Torrent-Based Web Browser Project Maelstrom Now Available To Download

Zayed Rehman·April 13, 2015

Project Maelstrom, the "first torrent-based browser" by BitTorrent has been launched as a public-beta. The release of this unique platform has also been coupled with new tools which allow developers and publishers to build new content for the browser - something that is integral for its success going forward. You can find the download link and further information on this development right after the break.

Game Of Thrones Season 5 Episode 1-4 Leaked Online

Oliver Haslam·April 13, 2015

Facebook Launches Dedicated Messenger Web App

Oliver Haslam·April 9, 2015

Facebook Messenger is hugely popular and even manages to get people to use Facebook even when they don't use the main features of the site. With everyone seemingly having a Facebook account, being able to instantly send messages between your friends is a big deal, and Facebook knows that.

April Fools Day 2015: The Best Pranks From The Tech World

Ben Reid·April 1, 2015

Here are the top best April Fools Day 2015 pranks from the world of tech. Complete details, images, videos can be found right here.

Facebook Introduces ‘Scrapbook’, A Swift Way To Organize Photos Of Your Children [Video]

Paul Morris·April 1, 2015

Amazon Dash Button Lets You Order Everyday Items By Pressing A Physical Button [Video]

Zayed Rehman·April 1, 2015

Amazon is taking its one-click ordering system to greater heights with the introduction of Dash Buttons, which also happens to be a follow up to last year's 'Dash' - a remote scanning device. Head over for more information on how Amazon is gearing up to target regular grocery shoppers by offering an intuitive way of ordering products.

Amazon Launches Home Services To Connect Individuals With Real Professionals [Video]

Ben Reid·April 1, 2015

Amazon is considered the foremost online retailer, and while its position remains strong, the company has spent the past few...

Watch The First YouTube Videos In 4K, 60fps Here

Oliver Haslam·March 30, 2015

Play Super Mario 64 Right From Your Web Browser, Here’s How

Ben Reid·March 28, 2015

Even though the likes of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One - particularly given their relative infancy - can churn out a pretty high-end, graphically-intensive gaming experience, there'll never be a true replacement for nostalgia. When we go back and wipe the dust off the SNES, Dreamcast or N64, for example, we're not looking to be wowed by stunning visuals, but taken on a trip down Memory Lane as we relive the retro classics. Easily the simplest and cheapest way of reigniting these old flames is to use some kind of emulation software as opposed to, say, setting up an old rig, and thanks to the work of one dev, you can enjoy Super Mario 64 from right within your browser.

How To Check If Your Wi-Fi Network Router Is Hacked

Zayed Rehman·March 28, 2015

Here's how to check if your wireless network router (Wi-Fi) and its DNS is hacked. More details on the matter can be found right here.

Amazon Announces Unlimited Cloud Storage At Extremely Low Prices, Here Are The Details

Zayed Rehman·March 27, 2015

How To Add Free Dropbox Storage Space To Your Account

Zayed Rehman·March 26, 2015

Want to get maximum free Dropbox storage space for your account? Here’s how you can, and you’ll end up with plenty of it without even spending a dime. For more details, head past the jump.

Facebook Launches ‘On This Day’, A Way To Look Back At Memories From Past Years

Zayed Rehman·March 26, 2015

Facebook has become something of an inseparable part of our lives, one which many of us take for granted, and somewhere in our journey through this social networking mammoth, which includes status updates, photos, posts to and from friends and family, etc. we forget what we leave behind. The social media giant has just launched the 'On This Day' feature which will give you a chance to look back into the past. More information to follow right after the jump.

Netflix God Mode Is A Tool Made With Binge Watchers In Mind

Oliver Haslam·March 23, 2015

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