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NVIDIA Shield Pro Unboxing & Review – NVIDIA’s Shield & Pro Android TV console set top box, remote

The remake of the computer-animated classic ReBoot has received the green light from Corus Entertainment, owner of YTV.

Under the U.S. Sarbanes-Oxley Act, clearing your browser history could get you a felony charge for destroying records in a federal investigation — whether you realize you’re under investigation or not.

THE MARTIAN | Official Trailer: During a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney (Matt Damon)

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If the goal in medicine is to be able to repair people as if they were made out of Legos, then we just took a big stride towards that future. A team at M

Google is very into this whole cloud thing, so much so that it’s offering unlimited storage of high-quality images and video as part of the new Photos. If… by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, News

Today, Microsoft has finally announced when it will be rolling out the newest version of Windows: July 29th will be the big day. To prepare for the date, Microsoft is sending out notifications to users of older versions prompting them to reserve their free copy.

Yesterday, at Google I/O, the company announced Android M and teased us with a bunch of cool features. However, the company couldn’t mention everything in one keynote. However, Android M is available for download on some devices. Here are just some of the sweet features in the preview that Google didn’t announce. All the Important Stuff Google Announced at I/O 2015 All the Important Stuff Google Announced at I/O 2015 All the Important Stuff Googl…

Google and NVIDIA have come together to release a proper game console, one that has a surprisingly good out of the box experience. You can’t throw a stick without hitting someone writing something about the downfall of the game console. Mobile gaming has exploded such that catering to the casual gamer seems like a more viable business model to some, and with a game console in your…

Late last year, we took an early look at a then-rumored feature that we expected to see in an upcoming build of Android: Multi-window. We’ve heard rumors a… by Cameron Summerson in Android “M”, News

Lollipop 5.0 introduced sliding heads-up notifications instead of the scrolling status bar ticker that had been used on all Android versions prio… by Rita El Khoury in Android “M”, News

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Google dropped a ton of knowledge on us today. Here are the highlights. Google’s annual developer event is now officially in full swing, and this year’s keynote was full of things worth keeping an eye on. We’ve got a firm grasp on what the Fall is going to look like from Google, and now we know that developers have the tools necessary to bring their software long for the ride, no…

Yes, it’s happening. Dot. Gif. Android apps are finally getting state backup in the new “M” version of the OS. The full details are here. The short of it i… by David Ruddock in Android “M”, News

Google Play is growing along with Android, and there are currently over one billion active users, and it is growing worldwide. Apps make our phones better, and Google Play is constantly growing because of this. In 2014, Google saw over 50 billion installs, and there are currently one billion active users. The growth is tremendous, but in areas like India, southeast Asia, and the…

Sometimes you still need navigation and destination info when you’re offline. Google is delivering just that with offline Maps. Even when you’re not conn

Google has taken the wraps off its new Google Photos product at its I/O conference today. Google says Photos is a private single home for your personal photo and video collection that you can acces…

An extreme heat wave with temperatures reaching 48 degrees Celsius (118 degrees Fahrenheit) has killed at least 1,118 people over the past week in India, where hot air, molten asphalt, dust storms are making life almost unbearable.