Enthusiastic gamers, much like those who love their mobile smartphone tech, often have a platform of choice and stick with it for a long time. In the mobile world, you’re generally either iOS or Android. In the world of gaming, your allegiance generally lies with one of the two big platforms: PlayStation or Xbox. Both come with their own unique merits, but if you pledged your allegiance to Sony two decades ago when the original PlayStation was released, then you’re going to love the company’s new controller and headset collection.
It's E3 time again and Microsoft's big press event has taken place today, with plenty of big news coming out of the guys in Redmond. Microsoft could probably have gotten away with simply announcing the fact that the Xbox One is receiving an update that will make it backward compatible with Xbox 360 titles, but it wasn't going to stop there. Instead, it set about providing one of the most compelling videos we've seen at an E3 to date.
Security is vitally important, and it will only become even more important as we start to store more and more of our lives online. Be it banking information or photos of our kids that are kept in the cloud, our data and information is best kept behind secure passwords, with those passwords kept in something like LastPass or 1Password, both of which are highly recommended to a lot of users.
After occasionally teasing us with a photo or two in our News Feed, Facebook has finally released Moments for iOS and Android - a smart photo sharing app that is looking to re-examine how we, as smartphone users, share snaps with our friends.
Here’s how to sideload iOS apps for free - without jailbreak and Apple Developer Program account - using Xcode 7.
Xbox One users will now be able to play their Xbox 360 games on Microsoft’s newest console thanks to the backwards compatibility feature announced by the Windows maker, with a few titles already prepped up and available for the experience.
It's simply amazing what one can derive about potential future products of a specific company by interrogating the development builds of an operating system. Yes, you guessed it, we're talking about the first initial beta of iOS 9, and like previous versions before it, it has managed to throw up some interesting discoveries. After spending some time hacking around with the Apple Watch and watchOS 2, Steve Troughton-Smith has delved into iOS 9 and discovered some interesting things relating to UIKeyboard that seem to confirm the existence of the speculated iPad Pro.
Here’s how you can install Windows 7 on your Android powered tablet. Details and video tutorial can be found here.
Here’s how to get iOS 9 features on your iOS 8 iPhone and iPad right now. More details on how to do so can be found here.
Here’s how iOS 9 Low Power Mode for battery life saving works, and how you can enable it on your iPhone or iPad.
















