A new teaser image of Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 new zombie DLC was spotted recently on the company’s website. While we do know it will have zombies, we’re not sure what else it will contain.
After a long time being out of the consumer hardware game, Nokia is stepping back into the field with a virtual reality camera. The thing is, this camera won't be cheap, so not really for consumers but more for businesses and professionals.
Microsoft's next generation plan is failing big time, and it began when Sony announced the PlayStation 4. The software giant is making plans to release a new game called Quantum Break for both the Xbox One and Windows 10 PC, and from what we're hearing, things might not be going well.
The new update to Maps v9.22 includes a number of latest features, refinement and much more. The new feature added let’s you save maps offline, which was being asked by users for quite a long time.
Everybody loves the VLC Media Player because the interface is simple and it can play almost all media formats without a fuss. It also has advanced user features like recording desktop screen. Now, its little brother is now available in the Windows Store.
Intel is ready with Skull Canyon NUC. The device is ready to offer a new computing platform with volume coverage of 0.7-liter. The device is set to change the world with how gamers and professionals carry their everyday activity.
Google Picasa is dead after years of not getting any meaningful update. This is also due to the new Google Photos being a much better product despite not having a worthy offline program.
The next update for Destiny is on its way, and from what we have come to understand, it will come on April 12, 2016. Bungie, the developer of the game, hasn't been releasing much information about the game. However, this the update is near, the developer is slowly breaking.
With Apple discontinuing iPhone 5s, the expected launch of its successor iPhone SE is scheduled today, March 21. iPhone SE has been spotted in the Silicon Valley of hardware, China, week before its launch date.
Apple has worked hard in developing patches to cover up all the vulnerabilities it was exposed with. These vulnerabilities made it easy for jailbreak groups to get root access and get into the file system and manager of iOS devices.
