Movavi Screen Capture Review
Movavi Screen Capture is a simple and lightweight screen recorder that has made a name for itself because of its intuitive user experience. In
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Acer’s Line Up For 2017: Gaming Laptops, Monitors, VR, Wearable, Plus More
So what can we expect from Acer this year? The charismatic Acer’s CEO, Jason Chen was there to talk about each product and what makes them stand out. He also brought on stage, an array of partners who has made this year’s line up a possibility.
Sennhieser Is Bringing 3D Audio Capture To The Masses With Its New AMBEO Headset
Sennheiser Is Bringing 3D Audio Capture To The Masses With Its New AMBEO Headset
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Red Bull’s World’s First Escape Room Championship and what it’s about.
The Transport of the Future Around the World
The awesome guys at Aceparts, a team of experts with a forever-expanding catalogue of products, tools and equipment for quick-fixes, have been putting together this image guide to the most exciting transport options in store in the very near future!
Send & receive money via Gmail – now for your Android devices!
Google Wallet have been more or less integrated into Gmail for the web. Now, though, Google takes the next step and rolls out a new integration for your android devices.
HDR And AI Key Trends At MWC
We take a look at the key trends at this year’s MWC in Barcelona. They are what to expect with smartphones over the next year or two
Legitimate Reasons Why People Use A Torrent
Mention BitTorrent and the first thing that generally springs to mind is that foul play is afoot. It may be downloading a pirated film still on at the cinema or getting hold of some new music while trampling all over the copyright laws.
Gaming: Artificial Intelligence vs Human
Testing Artificial Intelligence against skilled human players is hardly a new concept. Until recently the most famous example was how well a computer could compete against a human at chess
What CES 2017 Reveals About The Year Ahead
Last year, VR and smart things were big. We saw the release of HTC’s Vive VR, Oculus, TVs and some car tech – this year, some of those things were turned up a notch.