Sony's track record of providing solid updates to its PlayStation platform hasn't always been a good one, but it seems that the company's Japanese division is currently beta-testing a new version of the PS4 software that our gaming systems use. Version 3.00 of the software is currently part of an internal testing process, but details and screenshots have started to leak out, detailing what we can expect when the update reaches the public.
Lenovo has gained a lot of fame recently for making quality laptops, among other things. However, a recently-uncovered "feature" in its laptops, allows Lenovo to install their own software on the laptops - without the user's permission and/or knowledge - even if a clean install has been performed using a Windows DVD or flash disk.
Have you ever stopped to consider what would happen if Apple moved away from its traditional iPhone design and attempted to bring back the old-school clamshell design that used to be so popular with feature phones? Martin Hajek, a designer with a passion for "visualizing the future in 3D", has taken on what he describes as a "fun" side project to imagine what an Apple flip phone would look like if Jony Ive was tasked with bringing an Apple branded clamshell to the market. Carry on reading after the jump to see the designer's insane, but strangely beautiful flip phone concept.
Parallels Access app for iOS has just been updated to version 3.0, bringing with it a bunch of improvements, most notably the experimental support for playing PC games on your iPhone or iPad, support for the Apple Watch, and file sharing for both Android and iOS devices.
Apple is widely expected to launch two new iPhones next month, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. But what about the speculated iPhone 6c that would appeal to the more cash conscious consumer? A number of reports have suggested that the Cupertino company will introduce a third device alongside its revamped iPhone 6 range. This rumor has yet to be officially put to bed by a representative of Apple, but a number of entries in a set of developer logs have given the clearest indication yet, that an iPhone 6c doesn't exist.
New iPhone accessory adapter called PIECE brings wireless Dual-SIM capabilities to iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and even Android smartphones.
At a time where the world is going all gooey-eyed over the likes of Apple's super-thin, super-light MacBook, Lenovo has reminded us all that thin and light isn't always the best approach when it comes to mobile computers. Announcing its two new machines, the ThinkPad P50 and P70, Lenovo has brought to market two true powerhouses of computing that are far from svelte.
Microsoft has just released second major update for Windows 10 KB3081436. Here's how to download it right now on your Windows 10 powered computer.
A six-person startup based out of San Francisco can now count the CEO of the wealthiest company in the world as one of its early high-profile investors. Apple head honcho Tim Cook has clearly been able to see the potential in Nebia's new water-efficient shower head technology that promises to bring with it an iconic design mixed together with a superior shower experience and projected water savings of up to 70-percent per shower taken. According to the product's Kickstarter page we've all taken a shower, but none of us have experienced Nebia.
ZeoBIT, the development company behind the MacKeeper software, has recently been involved in a class action lawsuit that saw it being accused of deceptively tricking customers into purchasing its software with claims that it enhances a Mac's "speed, performance, and security, by detecting and eliminating harmful errors and threats". The outcome of that class action lawsuit has ruled against ZeoBIT, determining that customers within the United States or any of its territories who purchased a copy of MacKeeper, are entitled to a complete refund.
















