By Darrell Etherington Or at least, in terms of my appreciation of the memories they represent, that’s what it feels like, which is why I was excited enough about the Fujifilm Share Instax SP-2 to go out and grab one as soon as it showed up in stock at my local camera shop. The SP-2…

By John Mannes VR in the 90s? Computers with gears? TechCrunch brings you five of the coolest retro gadgets and gizmos from this weekend’s Vintage Computer Festival West XI at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

By Devin Coldewey After the conclusion of Microsoft’s Imagine Cup, I got a chance to talk to John Boyega, of Star Wars and Attack the Block fame — and erstwhile competition judge. We chatted about his relationship with technology, what he’d like to see people create, and yes, Pokémon GO. Read More …read more Source::…

By Nick Pino Everyone seems to know when the PS4.5 Neo is going to be unveiled. Everyone except Sony, apparently. In June, The Wall Street Journal claimed that Sony would unveil both its 4K-ready gaming console and a slimmed down version of the PS4 at Tokyo Game Show (TGS). Today, French gaming site Gameblog reported…

By Brian Heater I feel the grouchy old man part of me (about 75-percent of me, at this point) starting to complaining about how in his day throwing the old football around was enough fun and we didn’t need to, well, gamify games. But who am I kidding? We played video games, too. And hey,…

By Kevin Lee AMD wowed us with its affordable VR-ready Radeon RX 480 graphics card but the chip maker isn’t done with its mission to bring capable GPUs to the masses. The Sunnyvale-based company has unveiled some new key details on two new GPUs, the Radeon RX 470 and Radeon RX 460. For starters the…

By Darren Allan Nostalgia fans, strap yourselves in – if you still fondly remember playing games on the Commodore Amiga, the good news is you can relive those days, and get a slice of retro gaming action directly in your web browser. Yes, forget about messing around with emulators, ROMs and the like, because the…

By Romain Dillet If you’ve been following Apple for a few years, you know that the company loves to remove buttons, ports and everything that sticks out. According to a new report from Mark Gurman, Apple plans to replace the good old physical home button with a pressure-sensitive button that provides haptic feedback. This change…

Samsung is apparently set to ditch the flat-screen variant for its future Galaxy S lineup of smartphones in favor of the curved-screen model. The Galaxy S8 could arrive in a curved-screen version alone unlike the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S6. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime (2016) could be in the pipeline. The smartphone has been spotted on Zauba three times and may launch in September this year. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Jon Porter Introduction Keyboards are one of those things that at a certain point someone got so right that everyone else more or less stopped messing with it. It’s like smartphone displays. Someone (and I’m not going to get into the argument of who exactly this was), came along and cracked the formula for…

By Jon Porter Introduction Keyboards are one of those things that at a certain point someone got so right that everyone else more or less stopped messing with it. It’s like smartphone displays. Someone (and I’m not going to get into the argument of who exactly this was), came along and cracked the formula for…

By Gary Marshall Best Webcam What’s the best webcam for you? Despite laptops and all-in-one desktops having built-in webcams these days, regular desktop PCs don’t have this luxury. So, if you want to buy the best webcam for video calling using Skype or Google Talk, look no further – we’ve rounded up five of the…

By Gary Marshall Best Webcam What’s the best webcam for you? Despite laptops and all-in-one desktops having built-in webcams these days, regular desktop PCs don’t have this luxury. So, if you want to buy the best webcam for video calling using Skype or Google Talk, look no further – we’ve rounded up five of the…

By Gary Marshall Introduction In the fifty-odd years since its invention we’ve seen the humble mouse improve considerably, with the addition of weight systems, laser sensors and masses of buttons and flashing lights. The best mice combine all these elements in sleek, ergonomic shells or have a unique selling point that justifies their consideration. Choosing…