By Dan Griliopoulos Introduction Picking the best VR games at the moment is tricky because many of the best VR experiences aren’t the best games, and vice-versa. For example, much as we love Team Fortress 2, you don’t half get motion sick running at the scout’s speed in VR. Other experiences are like hands-off coaster…

By Drew Olanoff Google’s all excited about the official launch of their flagship Nexus devices. We’ve reviewed the 5X and 6P and since they’re both unlocked, you get to choose your carrier. One option? Project Fi. It’s been closed off to the world up until now, but the team is opening the gates just for…

By John Biggs Primitive cultures like my family believe that 3D scanning steals the essence of a person which is why we do not allow binocular vision in my home. The Eora 3D scanner, however, is allowed because it takes 3D scans using a device that is surprisingly simple yet exceedingly complex and only uses…

By Anthony Ha It’s been an eventful year for 3D printing company MakerBot — it got a new CEO, opened a new factory in Brooklyn’s Industry City and announced multiple rounds of layoffs. We visited the Industry City facility back in September and spoke to CEO Jonathan Jaglom (previously an executive at Stratasys, which acquired…

By Kane Fulton Few laptops manage to turn heads like Lenovo’s Yoga 3 Pro did when it landed back in January. Once your eyes clocked its six watchband-styled hinges, literally crafted from hundreds upon hundreds of pieces of metal, you knew that Lenovo had struck design gold. The company has now launched the Yoga 900,…

By Juan Martinez If you use your desktop computer for entertainment as much as you use it for productivity, the Lenovo Yoga Home 900 (starting at $1,549, about £1,000, AU$2,133) might be right for you. This 27-inch touchscreen all-in-one can easily serve as the centerpiece for your living room, but it’s also got enough hardware…

By Kane Fulton Few laptops manage to turn heads like Lenovo’s Yoga 3 Pro did when it landed back in January. Once your eyes clocked its six watchband-styled hinges, literally crafted from hundreds upon hundreds of pieces of metal, you knew that Lenovo had struck design gold. The company has now launched the Yoga 900,…

By Juan Martinez If you use your desktop computer for entertainment as much as you use it for productivity, the Lenovo Yoga Home 900 (starting at $1,549, about £1,000, AU$2,133) might be right for you. This 27-inch touchscreen all-in-one can easily serve as the centerpiece for your living room, but it’s also got enough hardware…

Apple is showing off the iPhone 6s’ 3D Touch Feature using two ‘Force Touch Tables’ that have been implemented at the New York and San Francisco Apple Stores. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Fitz Tepper As rumored last week, the U.S government has just announced a program that will require drones to be registered with the U.S Department of Transportation. At a press conference today in Washington D.C, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx announced the plan. The department will be creating a task force with the F.A.A to…

Consumer Reports tested iPhone 6s devices equipped with a Samsung-made A9 chip and those with a TSMC-made chip, discovering no differences in battery life or temperature between the two. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Gareth Beavis …read more Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac

By Gareth Beavis …read more Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac

By Kate Gray Is there anything more repellent than becoming mainstream? You spend your whole life carefully curating your hobbies and tastes to make sure that they tread the thin line between “good” and “popular”, and then suddenly people start liking a thing that you like. Don’t they know that you got there first? Don’t…

By Kate Gray Is there anything more repellent than becoming mainstream? You spend your whole life carefully curating your hobbies and tastes to make sure that they tread the thin line between “good” and “popular”, and then suddenly people start liking a thing that you like. Don’t they know that you got there first? Don’t…