Google Glass was Gadget Show Live 2014’s “most lusted” gadget for the year, nestled comfortably beside Apple’s last four top five spots. The show’s pre-voting for this Christmas received 3,900 early voters commissioned by GadgetShowLive.net. The amazing new interactive digital glasses by Google (which are scheduled to launch next year) racked up 24 per cent of this ye...
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YouTube and Google have announced that they are teaming up to combat the legion of unnecessary comments on YouTube content by awarding up-loaders with various moderation powers. Via a large scale integration with Google+ and it’s services, YouTube is planning to afford every user of YouTube, new comment management abilities on their uploaded content. The new system which has been preliminarily gra...
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Square Enix Ltd, the publisher of SQUARE ENIX® interactive entertainment products in Europe and other PAL territories, announced that FINAL FANTASY® IV is now available for compatible Android devices on the Google Play Store. Final Fantasy IV set the the bar for RPGs (Role-Playing Games) being the first title to have a real-time Active Time Battle system. Final Fantasy IV has a variety of characte...
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The Nintendo Wii U system and Google team up to create Wii Street U. This new application will allow players to use their Wii U GamePad controller to travel the world via Wii U. Did I mention it is free? The Wii U and Google combination of Street U will feature map data and 360° panoramic Street View images. Using the touch screen on the Wii U GamePad, players can type in an exact address and inst...
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Privacy is a constant concern for Internet users, and Google has announced detailed information how it approaches government requests for user data. That includes a new section the company has added to its patchy at best Transparency Report that answers questions users may have. When we the consumers use engines such as Google we enter into an agreement with the provider, in that we the user trade...
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Some YouTube channel subscriptions as early as next quarter could need a monthly payment to access and play. Don’t worry too much as it is very unlikely that a channel you are subscribed to will simply switch to a payment scheme. Chances are, channels will be built around this, offering more content at a cost of around 1-5 dollars a month or 63p-£3.17 when converted, to paid subscribers. Pos...
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Lenovo is to produce a Chromebook set for school use called the ThinkPad X131e. A Chromebook is a laptop running on Google’s operating system Chrome. The Chrome OS is a browser-based operating system, but like Android (also made by Google), runs Linux in the background. The software all runs in the cloud of the web, with websites, and web apps. It won’t run PC games, Photoshop, or even...
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The reviews are in for Apple’s newest gadget, the iPad Mini, and display experts say when compared to that of the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD, its display is ranked last on the list. DisplayMate Technologies, Raymond Soneira is calling the mini iPad “capable” but not great. Check out more on his in depth look by clicking here. When put up against other popular tablets on todays ma...
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The iPad Mini was recently announced by Apple and there’s been a lot of talk about whether it will be a tough contender against the Kindle Fire and the Nook. As J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz said: “Should Amazon and Google be worried? Yes, they should be worried.” Apple is definately a giant in the world of gadgets known globally, their products were a game changer and alway...
Read More »People have questions for lots of things. What is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything (Hint: 2 * 21)? How can a person get a job in the game industry? What method to use so the breading around chicken is crispy when fried? In the past people turned to pastors or clerics to divine these answers for them. Now, people turn to Google ...
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