Maxis Records Profit Rise But Continues Customer Loss
Maxis has been hard at work in building the business in all aspects, from infrastructure, service to consumer perception. The labour put in by CEO Morten and his team has proven to be a success, just a year back the operator reported slide in revenue and loss of massive customers but the latest financial report […]
Asia Pacific is a hungry lion when it comes to mobile data traffic
Cisco predicts a seven times increase in mobile data traffic in the next five years. According to Cisco’s annual report, by 2021 there could be more people using mobile phones globally than bank accounts or running water. Cisco attributes the immense growth due to strong growth in mobile users, smartphones and Internet of Things […]
Facebook brings community together during crisis with Community Help
Facebook announced an update to their Safety Check feature, called Community Help. This update enables users to find and give help after a crisis, such as food, shelter and transportation. The feature will only be available after Safety Check is activated, which relies on two factors: Facebook will be alerted by global crisis reporting […]
Cooler Master and Enermax Announce Cooler Compatibility on AM4 Sockets
AMD’s Ryzen chips are almost here and today both Cooler Master and Enermax released statements regarding the availability of AM4 compatibility for their respective coolers. On the Cooler Master end, they’ve already announced that the MasterLiquid 120/240 and the MasterLiquid Lite 120 are already equipped with native AM4 compatability. The other cooling kits will get […]
Plextor M8Se NVMe SSD wins iF Design Award 2017
Plextor, one of the leading global digital storage technology brands, recently bagged the prestigious 2017 iF Design Award for its new M8Se NVMe SSD. Chosen from 5,575 entries around the globe, by a commission of 58 independent experts, the new PLEXTOR M8Se beat the competition with its advanced specifications and overall high performance. Streamlined and […]
E3 2017 Will be Open to the Public for a Fee
E3 is one of the largest expos, but it has always been closed to the public – rarely even opening up to YouTubers or tech bloggers. In fact, only known industry and media pros seemed to be able to get access. For 2017, this changes. Gamespot was the first to announce that the Entertainment Software […]
LG Debuts First Android Wear 2.0 Version Smartwatch
Google went with LG this ‘time’ pun intended with the roll out of its second version of the operating software designed for smartwears, Android Wear 2.0 was installed in LG Watch Style and LG Watch Sport for the first time. Devices that will not see daylight in our country anytime soon. Sigh! Anyway, as for […]
Google Releases Android Wear 2.0 Now The Watch Talks Back
I know many are still wondering how to make the most of their Android watch, heck even Apple watch is looking more like a novelty that what it promised to be. Is the smartwatch ahead of its time or heading towards the endless pile of “things yo don’t really need” graveyard? Not so soon we […]
Corsair Teases Their First Complete PC
Corsair got its start making RAM modules and other memory related products before moving on the peripherals, cases and even power supplies. Just a while ago, they moved on to make the Bulldog – which sat between a completed system and a PC case. Now it looks as if the company is about to create […]
