Category Archives: Feature
Exclusive: Final Fury Free Download Campaign
Nigel Chew
As part of a special promotional campaign with ROJO SEA, we’ll be throwing up their debut title Final Fury, which you can download for free via the QR code listed below. Be sure to read our full review of the game. DESCRIPTION Equipped with an arsenal of over the top and destructive weapons, Fatal Fury » read more…
Logitech K400r Review
Nigel Chew
Wireless keyboards are a dime a dozen, and rarely do they differ in performance due to the fact these are designed for utility purposes; If you get one that works, then it’s good enough. However, the Logitech K400r attempts something different by combining features from two devices into one device. That’s one way of describing » read more…
Why is Waze worth more than a billion dollars to Google?
Joe Devanesan
Uber-popular social mapping and navigation app Waze has been circled by some of the biggest names in the tech fields ever since Waze’s Israeli owners decided to put it on the market. After much deliberation by the likes of Yahoo! and Facebook, Google finally won out with a bid in excess of US$ 1 billion, » read more…
Africa opens the world’s first tablet cybercafé
Joe Devanesan
Next to the workshops, meat stores and barbershops on what could be any bustling street in sub-Saharan Africa, a grey concrete building stands out with a garish sign advertising the Tablette Cafe. “This is the first tablet cafe in the world, a cafe that works with tablets,” said Tidiane Deme, the head of Google in » read more…
WWDC: Siri gets smarter, search Bing instead of Google, & iTunes Radio
Joe Devanesan
Amongst the launch of Macbooks, iMacs, the accelerated hype surrounding Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks and iOS7, were nestled a couple of key components for iOS7 that Apple is banking on becoming integral parts of their mobile services. Apple senior vice president of Internet software and services Eddy Cue waxed lyrical about the updated and » read more…
Samsung pushes update to address Galaxy S4 storage, screen issues
Joe Devanesan
A new patch for the Samsung Galaxy S4 will enable users to save apps to microSD cards and will also fix screen issues some owners have been experiencing. The update, which is already being pushed out to German Galaxy S4 owners and will roll out to other territories in the coming weeks, follows widespread criticism » read more…
Logitech G700 Review
Nigel Chew
Logitech’s G series mice has always been the go to choice for evergreen gamers as it was the perfect marriage of price and performance. The G700 stays true to that tradition with its feature-laden gaming mouse, although this time around, the focus of this wired/wireless hybrid seems to be on MMO players more so than » read more…
Apple reveals top free & paid apps for iPhones
Joe Devanesan
As we reported last week, Apple’s App Store recently hit the magical figure of 50 billion app download mark, and with the Google Play store not far behind, it can safely be said that the app development development industry is fully fleshed out. Considering that less than ten years ago, the word ‘app’ had not » read more…
Samsung chooses Intel to power next generation of Galaxy tab
Joe Devanesan
Samsung Electronics has chosen an Intel Corp processor to power a new version of one of its top-tier Android tablets, a source with knowledge of the plans told Reuters, in a major victory for the US chipmaker, which is struggling to find its footing in the mobile market. Samsung has chosen Intel’s Clover Trail+ mobile » read more…
Google buys Wavii for US$30mil, mirroring Yahoo!’s deal
Joe Devanesan
Google Inc has acquired Wavii, the Seattle-based startup behind a news summarization app, for roughly US$30mil (RM90mil) in cash, a person with knowledge of the matter said Tuesday. Google’s successful bid came after Apple Inc had expressed interest in buying Wavii to incorporate the startup’s natural language technology into Siri, Apple’s voice-activated personal assistant feature, » read more…
