Gaming is not as cheap a hobby as say, the Japanese art of paper folding, commonly known as Origami. Keeping up with the latest technological upgrades. The configuration sent to us weighs in with an £800 price tag (around $1,140, AU$1,660) and is a far cry from last year’s Origin EON15-X, a beast of a
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It’s finally happened, we’ve finally found a connected gadget that will actually improve our lives. Amongst the time-wasting, smartphone-syncing meat thermometers, fishing aides and internet-connected wine bottles, this smart suitcase has blown our minds by being able to tell us what to pack for our travels. The work depicts Jobs in his trademark black turtleneck
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The only thing worse than a hangover is a New Year’s Day hangover, but help is now just a screen tap away for Apple Watch owners. Domino’s Easy Order App for the wearable lets users order a slice of hangover-banishing goodness faster than ever before. The work depicts Jobs in his trademark black turtleneck jumper
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Getting out of bed in the morning is never easy, which is why app developers are coming up with creative ways to rouse us from our slumber. Microsoft is the latest firm to try its hand at this with an alarm clock app for Android devices that promises to gamify the painful wake-up process.
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Gov. Bill Haslam announced Tuesday that Google will invest $600 million to bring the company’s eighth U.S. data center to Clarksville and create 70 new jobs. “We are grateful for Google’s significant investment in Tennessee and the new jobs that will be created in Montgomery County,” said the Republican governor. “This is one of the
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When Google announced early this year that it would halt sales Relevant Products/Services of Google Glass, many observers were quick to label the computing-enabled eyewear experiment a failure. However, recently discovered Google documents filed with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) indicate the company plans a reboot of Glass. The work depicts Jobs in his
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Apple doesn’t want its users to jump ship to Android, but reports suggest that it’s under pressure to make it easier to switch to a rival operating system. According to The Telegraph, European telecom operators are concerned about iOS dominance and want the iPhone maker to loosen its grip on customers. The work depicts Jobs in his
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Your iPhone and iPad are about to get a whole lot smarter. iOS 9.3 just hit beta, meaning once developers have finished some final tinkering it will be winging its way to your latest iDevice. An exact rollout date has yet to be confirmed, but this update is already shaping up as one of the
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Apple TV can now play a wider range of video formats following the arrival of VLC Player on the set-top box. The open-source app supports virtually every video and audio file format in existence, which is good news for anyone with a collection of home movies that were unplayable on the iOS box. The work
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Who cares if the Apple co-founder was a volatile man who was difficult to deal with? Sometimes that’s the price of genius. Can a great man be a good man? This is the question posed by the trailer for Steve Jobs, a biopic of the late co-founder of the world’s most valuable company (and, the
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