The rough idea of virtual reality can be traced as far back as the 1800s. This is around when practical photography was invented. The development of this idea started with the invention of the stereoscope. This is a device that makes use of twin mirrors to project one image. That, however, is a far cry from modern VR technology, which gives […]
Read MoreTop 5 Mobile Online Casinos
In this day and age, people are really connected to their mobile phones. We’ve become accustomed to being able to access pretty much everything available online through our handheld devices. From being a convenience early on, this has become an expectation that most sites and businesses have to meet to stay competitive. Online gambling is […]
Read MoreWhat’s in store for the online casino gambling industry for 2018?
Online gambling has a massive market. In 2015, it generated 37.91 billion U.S. dollars. In 2016, the return was 44.16 billion. The expectation is that the figures will inch closer 80 billion dollars by the year 2020. While many governments have attempted to push back on online casino gambling and related forms of wagering, there […]
Read MoreThe Amazon Fire Phone
The Product Intriguing. That’s the word I’d use to describe the phone Amazon announced yesterday. It’s got the makings of a decent imaging system. And the “dynamic perspective” feature might be more than a “gimmick”. The reason I’m intrigued is because it looks to me that Amazon has tried to push the market forward a […]
Read MoreWhy I Ditched Pocket and Instapaper for Safari Reading List
If you’re serious about reading online content it’s probably a good idea to sign yourself up to one of the “read it later” services. The 2 main ones are probably Pocket and Instapaper. I’ve always preferred Instapaper over Pocket for a few reasons. Firstly, Instapaper is just a better app. It’s got lots of fonts, […]
Read MoreAcer C720 Chromebook Impressions
So after a few weeks I eventually had to stop doing all my work on the iPad Air. Unfortunately, all the will in the world isn’t enough to stop Safari crashing an average of 8 times a day. It became unbearable. I lost orders and forms and all sorts because without warning, Safari (or any […]
Read MoreHow many iPhones, iPads and Macs does Apple sell per Day, Hour, Minute and Second?
Every time Apple announces it’s quarterly results I do the quick maths and figure out how many it is per Day, Hour, Minute and Second. This year I figured it would be easier to post it here and have it all in one place and it has the added benefit of not flooding everyones timeline. […]
Read MoreApple Might be Making A New iPad Keyboard
I’ve been speaking to a couple of people at Apple for the last few days and they have told me that a case for the full-size iPad that mimics Microsoft’s touch cover has been prototyped. It’s not clear whether the process is far enough along to make this Tuesday’s event but they did say a […]
Read MoreSiri Cracks Wise at Google Glass’ Expense
I seen a tweet from Matt Allen where he tried to invoke Siri by using the “OK Glass” command for Google Glass. I gave it a try myself and there are a few different responses. Here’s what I’ve had so far.
Read MoreiPhone 5S, Where The S Stands For Speed. Again
Back when the 3GS was launched Phil Schiller told us the S stood for speed. The assumption when the 4S launched was that it stood for Siri. Now I’m lead to believe that it will stand for Speed again. In more ways than one. I’ve heard whispers that the framerate on the new phone may […]
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