Nvidia has finally released the highly-anticipated GeForce GTX 960
Nvidia released two high-end graphics cards last year, dubbed the GeForce GTX 970 and GeForce GTX 980, both of which were met with universal acclaim
Month: January 2015
The Samsung Galaxy S6’s specs have been leaked
The closer we get to spring and the imminent launch of Samsung’s next flagship smartphone, the more reports and rumors we see regarding the Galaxy
Apple patents new eye-tracking technology to combat the Troxler Effect
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has granted Apple a patent today, one that the company first filed for back in April of 2012.
HTC is announcing its next flagship at MWC 2015 in March
The Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona has traditionally been on the most popular events of the year for smartphone manufacturers across the globe to
A Missed Opportunity
America’s absence in France Sunday was a major disappointment As an American, I always hate when I see the United States at the center of
Samsung promises a “flood of devices” powered by Tizen this year
There have been a cacophony of promises, rumors, and speculations regarding Tizen over the last two years or so, but 2015 is gearing up to
Google is testing out its modular smartphone in Puerto Rico
Remember Phonebloks, that interesting idea for a modular smartphone that popped up about a year and a half ago? If you need a refresher you
Details on the Apple Watch’s Companion app have been leaked
The launch of the much-anticipated Apple Watch is just a couple of months away and one of the biggest questions people have is how the
Microsoft has ended mainstream support for Windows 7 today
Bad news for Windows 7 users: as of today, Microsoft is officially ending mainstream support for the operating system. You shouldn’t let that worry you
Samsung considers rolling out more Windows Phones in 2015
Windows Phone is the world’s third most popular mobile operating system, but it’s a very, very distant third behind the behemoths that dominate the industry: