Sapphire provides a compact ITX graphics card for gamers who value small and portable gaming rigs. We put this little graphics card to the test and see if it can stand toe-to-toe with its full-sized contemporaries.
Andy Rubin quits Google after nine years of working for the company and building Android’s one billion user base.
Intel’s ENCORE retiree program was honored by Experience Matters, an organization which connects passionate individuals with nonprofits that require unique talent. Intel was recognized for its unprecedented investment in the greater Phoenix community through an innovative program that transitions its retired employees into meaningful work in the nonprofit sector. This video tells the story of Surinder Tuli, an Intel retiree, and how he converted his engineering talents into blessings for the United Way in Mesa, Arizona.
Facebook, the social network company, known for tracking users and being careless with its privacy policy, announced that its service can now be accessed directly within the Tor network through its own .onion address.
BABYBE (Chile) and BabyGuard (China) are two entries in the Intel “Make it Wearable” challenge that address the health and safety of babies and mothers. BABYBE connects babies in the NICU with their mothers by sharing the mother’s heart beat and biorhythms to the baby in real time. BabyGuard monitors the health of the expectant mother and her baby to provide real-time information between doctor visits. For sports enthusiasts, First V1sion (Spain) is a broadcast system that allows the player’s point of view to be shown in sports. And Snowcookie (Poland) monitors user’s’ kinetics and physiology and crowd sources ski data to enhance safety, improve technique and connect winter sports enthusiasts. Lastly, the Arc Pendant is a smart pendant that guides using directional haptic or touch feedback, understands voice commands and monitors the body. The 10 final teams find out on Monday if they win the $500,000 grand prize in the Intel “Make it Wearable” challenge. Get more information and see finalist videos in the Wearables press kit.
LG’s latest 4K monitor has a 4096 x 2160 resolution and is aimed at professionals.
Rapoo’s new V900 may just be a great gaming mouse.
Toshiba finally (almost) catches up to its competitors for consumer-grade hard drive capacities.
Far Cry 4 is on track for a November 18 release.
At select retailers, upon buying a new Samsung 850 Pro SSD or U28D590D 4K monitor you’ll receive a free download key for Assassin’s Creed Unity.
Corsair’s latest gaming mouse is made especially for fast-paced gaming, weighing less than 100 grams.
Razer has updated its Chroma line with an MMO mouse.
Here’s a new eSports-focused keyboard from Roccat.
After announcing the $2.9 billion acquisition of Motorola in January, the deal is finally complete, and Motorola is now a Lenovo company.
In our continuing coverage of everything 4K, we finally received a sample of Sharp’s PN-K321 32” IGZO monitor, a premium screen that still sells for over $3000. With cheaper TN models coming out, we see if it’s still worth the extra cash to go high-end.
Now gamers don’t have to bother with debug commands.
It looks like we will be getting 8 GB variants of the R9 290X after all.
Teams Blocks (UK), Wristify (US) and ProGlove (Germany) have created wearables that can be worn on the hands or wrists. They find out on Monday if they win the $500,000 grand prize in the Intel “Make it Wearable” challenge. BLOCKS allows the wearer to choose the different blocks that he/she needs to create a unique wearable band. The Wristify band provides natural refreshing coolness or soothing warmth to the wearer on demand. And ProGlove is a professional wearable production tool that enables the user to work faster, more safely and easier. Get more information and see finalist videos in the Wearables press kit.
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YouTube has launched 60 FPS video support, and it’s smooth!
It’s the world’s first gaming laptop with a mechanical keyboard.