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Posted 31st May 2016

Developer claims ps4k upgrade 'absolutely necessary for VR,slams ps4's performance .

Posted 1st june 2016

ARM announces new Cortex-A73 CPU, Mali G71 GPU May 31, 2016 at 7:30 am ARM unveiled new plans for its CPU and GPU line-ups today, with parts expected to launch in 2017. The Mali-G71 and Cortex-A73 should both be upgrades and improvements on existing parts.

Posted 27th May 2016

Microsoft, Facebook team up to construct world's fastest transatlantic cable May 27, 2016 at 11:49 am Microsoft and Facebook are teaming up to build the fastest transatlantic cable ever constructed, all in the name of driving cloud computing adoption and ensuring rapid response to customer needs.

Posted 19th May 2016

Developer confirms Xbox One VR is coming, but how powerful is the console likely to be? May 27, 2016 at 2:09 pm Microsoft will reportedly announce a new console at E3, along with VR titles and Oculus Rift support, but how will they upgrade improve the Xbox One's core architecture?.

Posted 19th May 2016

ET deals: Save big on a Dell XPS 8900 quad-core desktop PC May 27, 2016 at 11:15 am For a limited time, Dell is offering up a 26% discount on the XPS 8900 desktop PC. With a Skylake CPU, incredibly fast DDR4 memory, and plenty of room for expansion, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better desktop with a price this low.

Posted 20th May 2016

Oracle loses massive fair use case against Google, Android May 27, 2016 at 8:41 am Oracle lost its case against Google and Google’s use of Java in Android yesterday. A jury found that Google’s use of Java APIs in Android was considered fair use, despite Oracle’s claims to the contrary.

Posted 18th May 2016

IBM Watson amps up Moogfest 2016 with AI-infused programming May 19, 2016 at 9:38 pm IBM Watson came to Moogfest, but there were no Jeopardy questions this time it's moved far beyond that.

Posted 25th May 2016

Google reportedly working on bringing Android to the Raspberry Pi 3 May 26, 2016 at 4:50 pm Google may bring Android to the Raspberry Pi 3, vastly expanding the range and capability of the diminutive device. The latest version of the RBP is significantly more powerful than earlier products — within range of a lower-end smartphone.