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Gameboys New Makeover »
With all the competition stemming from new video gaming consoles, improving graphics and awesome gameplay on offer, the good old-fashioned Gameboy really has to do something out of left-field to get any attention these days.
And, that is exactly what they have done!
OLED 3D ID Cards »
It is not just computers, entertainment systems and household gadgets that are increasingly becoming more out of this world, personal identifications cards are too!
At the 2010 CES event in Las Vegas, the new system of recognizing and confirming identities via cards were unveiled.
Adobe Fireworks CS4 »
The latest version of Adobes popular design software offers interface enhancements to help with more fluid workflows. With Fireworks CS4, you can prototype complex web site designs to bring into Dreamweaver for coding and editing.
Projects can also be shared among other Creative Suite 4 programs and used in various media, including the web, the desktop, [...]
ZoneAlarm Internet Security Suite 2009 »
Although the vast majority of improvements within ZoneAlarm Internet Security 2009 can’t be seen, they are still substantial. Check Point has optimised the resources for desktop and laptop users with a suite of tools, and long-time ZoneAlarm patrons will notice the advantages instantly. The new user interface offers little feature wise, but covers all the [...]
Terminator Salvation »
Consoles: PC, Xbox 360
Although this third-person shooter game is technically solid, it is a perfect example of why movie tie-in games have such a bad reputation. It seems to rely on the presumption you’ll be stoked just to play characters from the movie that you’ll disregard the boring, shallow action and poor story line.
Most of [...]
Safari 4: Fastest Browser or Failed Attempt? »
Amidst all the iPhone 3G S hoo-ha at the WWDC last week, Apple’s public version of Safari (version 4) has been released. Apple touts the browser to be the latest and greatest way to browse the web regardless of whether you’re a Mac or Windows user, but does it deliver?
The biggest overall changes to Safari [...]
Norton Antivirus: Surprise Contender »
Symantec antivirus products are well known by tech-heads as being resource hogging, life-sucking applications that should be avoided at all times for more efficient security applications,
Surprisingly, the Symantec promises to have heard all these customer complaints and taken them on board when creating the latest version of Norton Antivirus.
To begin with, the installation takes only [...]
Skype 4.1 beta »
The popular VoIP application Skype has added a few new clever additions to its already popular interface. So far, the software has performed particularly well in voice calling and chatting capabilities.
One of the new features is screen sharing. There is decent screen quality and a few seconds of lag time that wouldn’t bother most casual [...]
Windows 7 Release Candidate »
Windows 7 attempts to make up for the shortfalls in Vista, most notably by offering a virtual “XP Mode” that allows you to seamlessly run Windows XP applications in a virtual environment, as well as running Windows 7 applications. It comes with the Windows 7 release candidate as a separate download. It is also available [...]