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Global News PlatformAlphabet (yes, we know it’s confusing) is giving Google Finance a makeover. And it’s about time too. Google Finance has been stagnating of late, and some elements even relied on Adobe Flash to work despite Google making its feelings about Flash clear on several different occasions. Google seems to be on a mission to update… read more »
YouTube TV is finally making its way into your living room, thanks to a new YouTube TV app for set-top boxes, smart TVs, and games consoles. This means you’ll finally be able to watch YouTube TV on a screen larger than your smartphone, all from the comfort of your own armchair. Ah, bliss. In March… read more »
Sony has rolled out their latest update for the PlayStation 4. Here’s everything you need to know! Read the full article: PlayStation 4 Gets HDR Support & More in Firmware 4.0 MakeUseOf
GitHub logins are hacked with stolen passwords, Facebook Messenger gets a hidden football game, Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter evolve their advertising, Now On Tap gets a useful upgrade, and NASA conducts a fire experiment in space. GitHub Logins Hacked With Stolen Passwords A GitHub attacker has launched a massive campaign to access accounts using stolen… read more »
Easier updates for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, your LinkedIn password could be up for sale, Uber’s Trip Tracker tracks trips, grab a new (old) Xbox Gamertag, and watch BB-8 get an XP makeunder. Microsoft Makes Windows Updates Easier Could've used this Win7 "Convenience Rollup" last week for building new pc (Guess "Service Pack" is… read more »
My Food Bag spinach gets green light My Food Bag has got the green light on the baby spinach it urged some of its customers to throw out yesterday following a listeria threat. Further testing by its supplier Southern Fresh proved the packaged greens are within food safety guidelines … Read more on Otago Daily… read more »
Despite succumbing to the hype of Sony’s PS2, a lacklustre advertising budget, management blunders and a lack of big-name publishers (EA and Squaresoft notably), the Dreamcast still receives new releases to this very day. Sega officially ended production of its final console in March of 2001 having only sold just over 9 million units. So why then, are… read more »