By Michael Rougeau Probably the biggest gaming news to come out of Microsoft’s Windows 10 event today was that players will be able to stream any Xbox One game to a Windows 10 PC or tablet. Microsoft Studios and Xbox head Phil Spencer was on hand to show the feature off using Forza Horizon 2.…

By Michael Rougeau Probably the biggest gaming news to come out of Microsoft’s Windows 10 event today was that players will be able to stream any Xbox One game to a Windows 10 PC or tablet. Microsoft Studios and Xbox head Phil Spencer was on hand to show off the feature using Forza Horizon 2.…

By Darrell Etherington Microsoft wants to make your Xbox One a local game server for all your Windows 10 devices, the company announced today. Xbox lead Phil Spencer showed off the new feature on stage today in Seattle at Microsoft’s special event, playing Forza on Xbox One and streaming it to a Surface 3 where…

By Darrell Etherington Microsoft’s key takeaway for its Windows preview event today is that Windows 10 is everywhere – including Xbox. The gaming console’s inclusion in today’s announcements helped reinforce Redmond’s ambitious cross-device intentions. Microsoft Xbox gaming lead Phil Spencer opened the company’s discussion of gaming by talking about how personal the experience is,… Read…

By Michelle Fitzsimmons Windows 10 isn’t just about productivity; Microsoft has outlined how the new operating system will enhance PC gaming by expanding the Xbox One experience. The Xbox app for Windows 10 was detailed at Microsoft’s event, and the company said it will come installed on every Windows 10 PC and laptop. The app…

By Michelle Fitzsimmons Windows 10 isn’t just about productivity – Microsoft outlined how the new operating system will enhance PC gaming by expanding the Xbox One experience. The Xbox app for Windows 10 was detailed at Microsoft’s event, and the company said it will come installed on every Windows 10 PC and laptop. The app…

By Darrell Etherington Windows 10 was hailed as a cross-platform OS that makes it easy to build once and ship to almost anything at Microsoft’s special event today. Microsoft EVP of Operating Systems Terry Myserson said it was the “only platform that enables innovation across this broad range of devices.” Myserson kicked off the entire…

By John Biggs If you, like Stimpy, can’t stop yourself from pressing buttons due to Space Madness, Spark has something for you. A new product, called the Spark Button, is essentially just that: a button. What will happen when you press it? Maybe something good? Maybe something bad? I guess we’ll never know. But what…

By Chuong Nguyen Pico projectors, wireless charging, Intel Broadwell One of the challenges of implementing new technology in a small business environment is ensuring that the new gadgets you adopt do not impede your business operations. As small business owners seek out tools that are easy to use and simplify their workflow, we take a…

By Chuong Nguyen Pico projectors, wireless charging, Intel Broadwell One of the challenges of implementing new technology in a small business environment is ensuring that the new gadgets you adopt do not impede your business operations. As small business owners seek out tools that are easy to use and simplify their workflow, we take a…

By Natasha Lomas Passwords continue to be a glaring weakness in digital security. And while biometric alternatives, such as fingerprint readers, are finding their way onto more consumer electronics devices, they are not without their limitations either. So what about tightening the security screw further by applying a continuous biometric? Read More …read more Source:…

By Jordan Crook The home security industry once dominated by complicated, expensive systems is in for a rude awakening. Piper, Canary and Scout are all offering affordable options to keep an eye on your home’s safety, and Piper just announced a new system equipped with night-vision called the Piper NV. The Piper NV comes with…

By Kane Fulton 2015 has already given birth to a new battle on the computing battleground: micro PC sticks. Taipei-based Hannspree is the latest to wade in with its PC on a stick, a 10cm-long dongle that turns any HDMI-equiped TV or monitor into a Windows 8.1 PC. It’s powered by a quad-core Intel Atom…

By Kane Fulton 2015 has already given birth to a new battle on the computing battleground: micro PC sticks. Taipei-based Hannspree is the latest to wade in with its PC on a stick, a 10cm-long dongle that turns any HDMI-equiped TV or monitor into a Windows 8.1 PC. It’s powered by a quad-core Intel Atom…

By Desire Athow We had the PC-in-a-keyboard (hello, Asus Eee Keyboard) and now a Polish firm has come up with what looks like an Android-based PC-in-a-mouse called Mouse-Box. It’s powered by a quad-core TI OMAP Cortex-A9 SoC clocked at 1.4GHz (at least that’s what we’re seeing on the video) with 128GB of storage (and a…