It's been a long time coming. Developed by the fine folks at Firaxis, XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a reimagining of the classic strategy game, but without the genre-bending tactics of other ill-fated titles. Will veterans of the original rejoice? Does it remain fresh for a new audience? Have I really been mind controlled? Read on to find out!
It's easy to overlook that huge corporations are far less dangerous than the small business you deal with each and every day with regards to information theft. Some institutions have treasure troves of info on you that can far exceed the "big fish". If you work in a SMB, you can't afford to have your info stolen, so read on for some important tips.
No - your eyes are not deceiving you. Logitech has finally released a mechanical keyboard, going by the name G710+. It uses CHERRY MX Brown switches backed with sound dampeners, has 100% backlight coverage, includes six G macro keys and also dedicated media keys. Is it worth the higher-than-normal $150 price tag? Let's find out.
Passionate about 8-bit games? Then Retro City Rampage is for you. It offers an open world to explore and Grand Theft Auto-like gameplay in an 8-bit format that's sure to invoke nostalgia. You'll encounter an almost uncountable number of references from the 80s - especially from select NES classics - and you'll get quite a few laughs, too.
AMD's recent Trinity launch has turned a lot of heads thanks to its split NDA. Many journalists are calling "foul" due to the way it plays on our current press coverage, but Brett has a different perspective. He believes that this is not only good business, but (at least with this launch) better for the consumer. Read on to understand why.
At a press event held Tuesday, Apple unveiled what has to be its worst-kept-secret to date - the iPad mini. On top of that, iMac and MacBook updates were also announced, and, so was a new iPad. Yes - despite the iPad "with Retina" being released just this past spring, Apple wasted no time in releasing a successor that carries...
Remember Func? If you cared about mousepads five or so years ago, chances are you do. At the time, the company's "sUrface" pads were widely-accepted as being some of the best. We took at a look at its "Archetype" edition way back in January of 2006. I ended up using that same sample for years, though at some...
It feels like we've been talking about Windows 8 forever and to such a degree that it's sometimes hard to believe it isn't even out yet. In fact, some people have been running the RTM or preview release for months, and companies like AMD, NVIDIA and Intel have stepped up to the plate well in advance of the official launch to release...
Aside from the killer 'Never Settle' promotion kicked off this week to promote its Radeon GPUs, it seems that most news surrounding AMD lately bodes a sketchy (and scary) picture for its future. None of this is helped by the fact that its Bulldozer architecture, released last fall, really didn't hit the mark it set out to. But let's not get into...
Looking to pick up a new graphics card to help you play the holiday's biggest hits? If so, AMD wants you to go Radeon, and it's willing to offer you a ridiculous deal to make sure you do. Dubbed the "Never Settle" promotion, AMD has been working with its partners to pack in a bunch of extra gaming goodness to make sure that...
If you were starting to get the idea from Sony that it loves finding features to remove from its PS3, I think you've got it all wrong. Well, if you ignore the fact that with the next firmware update, Life and the Folding@home client will be removed. Past that, I don't think Sony goes out of its way to remove features at all!
Much of the Android world may not even be upgraded to Jelly Bean yet - or in some cases, Ice Cream Sandwich - but it's rumored that Android 4.2 will be making an appearance at a Google-hosted event next Monday. The codename "Key Lime Pie" has been making the rounds, although it's uncertain whether or not that's actually...
GOG.com, has been around for quite some time but if you've been living under a rock. GOG is well known for having nothing but DRM free games and the ability to play old DOS based games on modern Windows or Linux platforms; today, it opens the doors to the Mac platform as well. To kick off this inclusion of a new platform, GOG is currently...
Interested in being blown away? Good, Google's got you covered. The company has just launched a new website that let's us peer into its various datacenters, and as you might imagine, some of them are a sight to behold. Seriously - I was left speechless with a few pictures as the scale and intensity is simply hard to fathom.
