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Microsoft’s Beam Comes to XBox One and Windows 10
Beam, a livestreaming service bought by Microsoft in August last year, is now rolling out as an app to select Xbox One owners enrolled in the company’s Insider program. The service offers new wa...
Review: Epson ITS L1455 Printer
Epson’s new ITS (Ink Tank System) L1455 printer is the company’s first A3 size high-productivity multifunction flagship that is aimed at users looking for low running costs. The printer comes along ...
TP-Link Intros its Mobile Devices to Partners in Ras Al-Khaimah
TP-Link has revealed it will host a partner event in Ras Al-Khaimah, where the company will introduce its Neffos X series smartphone range. TP-Link stated that the event will be held on Monday, 20th F...
E-City Inaugurates Newly-Renovated Store in The Dubai Mall
E-City has inaugurated its newly renovated store in The Dubai Mall. The new outlet reflects the company’s continuing thrust towards innovative technology, which is expected to attract more customers w...
Secure Your Smartphones in 9 Steps
Nothing seems to be untouched in this age of computing, cyber-threats are even threating the users of smart devices particularly smartphone, which is become prone to hacking and data loss much more th...
New Trailer for I AM SETSUNA Released
Ahead of the release of I AM SETSUNA for the Nintendo Switch on 3rd March, Square Enix Ltd., today revealed a new trailer showcasing its emotional story of bravery and sacrifice and classic JRPG gamep...
Samsung Opts for Sony Batteries for its new Galaxy S8 Smartphone
Samsung had a lifetime’s worth of battery woes in 2016. Seeking to ensure it doesn’t endure a repeat crisis in 2017 the company is looking to a variety of battery manufacturers to provide ...
Nvidia Fanboy Murders AMD Fan, Jailed for 9.5 Years
We all know how fanboys behave. However, this seems to be an extreme case. A 31-year-old Russian manager Alexander Trofimov, who is also a dedicated fan of graphics card manufacturer Nvidia, murdered ...
YouTube to Give its 30-Second Unskippable Ads the Boot
Starting next year, YouTube will stop allowing the 30-second unskippable ad and will focus instead on shorter formats. In an official statement, Google explained that its aim is to provide a better ad...