Wearable Tech
PS VR vs Rift vs Vive: A cheaper PlayStation VR is all set to give a tough competition to Oculus Rift and HTC Vive
With the release of PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, the VR market has definitely become plenty crowded.
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SmartphoneiPhone date bug: iOS mobile devices set to New Year’s 1970 get bricked
An iOS date bug has been discovered that makes iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch units totally useless after users set the clock to New Year's Day 1970. That was the year Richard Nixon was the United States President, the Kansas City Chiefs won the Super Bowl, and the first Earth Day was celebrated. The phone bug showed up when a bulletin board post claimed setting an iOS device to Jan. 1, 1970 would cause a retro Apple logo to show up on the touch screen.
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TECH TVMichael Fassbender confirmed ‘Assassin’s Creed’ movie having practical effects; Ubisoft skips 2016 'Assassin's Creed' game release
Lead cast member of “Assasin’s Creed” Michael Fassbender confirms about more practical effects to be seen in the movie, instead of green screens.
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Video GamesUbisoft Announces Release Date For 'Watch Dogs 2'
Video game developer Ubisoft has announced on its third quarter sales announcement the release date for “Watch Dogs 2” as it was taking a break from "Assassin's Creed."
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GadgetsMattel to re-launch ThingMaker 1960s toy as affordable 3D printer for kids
Mattel and Autodesk are re-launching the ThingMaker retro toy as an affordable kid-safe and family-friendly 3D printer. The toy and software companies had teamed up in early 2015 to develop a ThingMaker Design mobile app to allow children to design 3D models.
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BIZ TECHAT&T plans 5G lab, outdoor tests for ultra-fast technologies in 2016
AT&T has been developing 5G technologies for years and is now teaming up with Ericsson and Intel to speed up lab tests during Q2 of this year. The major telecom has plans to start outdoor tests on tech such as millimeter waves during the summer, and test 5G in Austin, Texas before the end of this year.
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SmartphoneiPhone Error 53: Apple faces class-action lawsuit over Touch ID bricking
iPhone error code 53 on Apple devices related to preventing software updates on smartphones with damaged buttons is resulting in a class-action lawsuit. A law firm filed the suit on February 11, Thursday related to the device's fingerprint sensor that can brick (prevent from turning on) handsets with broken or replaced Touch ID buttons.
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Video Games‘Final Fantasy IX’ Hits iOS, Android Platform; Game Sells For $17
Lauded as one of the best, if not the best “Final Fantasy” game in the well-beloved franchise, “Final Fantasy IX” has finally arrived to the mobile gaming platform. On Feb. 11, Square Enix announced the release of “Final Fantasy IX” on the Android and iOS platform.
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Wearable TechOculus Unveils Oculus Rift Ready PC Bundles From Dell, Alienware, Asus
Oculus announced on Feb. 9 that is it partnering up with three desktop hardware manufacturers in creating Oculus Ready desktop computers. The companies are Asus, Alienware and Dell. The three companies will manufacture Oculus certified machines that can deliver immersive Oculus Rift experience.
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Software & AppsThird-Party Android Stores Have Apps With Root Malwares
It was recently reported that four third-party Android app stores have apps that contain malicious components. These malicious apps were reportedly capable of looking for root access to specific devices which makes them very dangerous.
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