Massive 'GTA V' mod adds way more than 4K textures
Grand
Theft Auto V got a pretty major overhaul when it made the jump from
last-gen hardware to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One last year, but that
leap's got nothing on a new user mod that takes the stick-up simulator
into ultra high-definition. "The... Read More ...
Adobe Photoshop update brings custom toolbars and artboards
Before
the sun sets on 2015, Adobe has another round of updates for its
Creative Cloud software. The new features span a number of apps, but
we'll focus on Photoshop CC. To boost overall productivity, and to save
you time and a few headaches, Adobe i... Read More ...
Explore the surfaces of planets in 'Elite: Dangerous' beta
The
expansion pack for Elite: Dangerous, the one that lets you go
planetside and explore the surface of places like Europa, is out now.
Sort of. The Horizons Planetary Landings beta, teased in a video
released last week, does exactly what it says ass... Read More ...
WhatsApp reportedly blocks links to its chat rival Telegram
Not
long ago, social networkers accused Facebook of blocking mentions of
potential rival Tsu.co. Well, Facebook's supposedly at it again... and
this time, you're more likely to notice. Telegram and its users claim
that WhatsApp is blocking any link... Read More ...
Nokia's next move is VR with this $60,000 OZO camera
Nokia
announced its new hardware a few months ago, and tonight at an event in
Los Angeles revealed it's opening preorders for the OZO virtual reality
camera. A professional-level device capable of recording its
surroundings in 360-degree spherical vi... Read More ...
Amazon's tablet web browser is getting easier to use
Amazon's
Silk may not be the darling of the web browser world, but you should
know it's still getting plenty of affection. The internet giant is
recapping recent updates that promise an easier-to-use tablet surfing
experience. You'll now see your mos... Read More ...
Use Snapchat Tuesday and the Gates Foundation will donate to AIDS prevention
Tomorrow
is World AIDS Day, and as such the non-profit (RED) organization has
plenty of activities planned to raise both money and awareness for its
fight against the disease. If you're a Snapchat user, you can do your
part just by adding a filter to... Read More ...
Sending private Twitch messages on iOS gets a lot easier today
It
looks like Twitch gathered enough feedback from its Android test run of
mobile private messaging, "Whispers," because the feature has made its
way to iOS. A post on the live-streaming juggernaut's blog says that all
you need to do to access Whispe... Read More ...
Now you can bookmark Google image searches for later reference
Normally,
image searches on Google are ephemeral things and gone the moment you
close the browser tab. However, a new feature on the search giant's
mobile version makes saving the images you find as easy as bookmarking a
webpage. In fact, it's the id... Read More ...
Vintage Electric's latest e-bike gives you more retro power
Vintage
Electric drew a lot of attention when it unveiled its retro e-bikes a
couple of years ago: it managed to fuse the classic look of early 20th
century board track racers with a decidedly modern electric motor.
Well, it's back for another year.... Read More ...
Latest batch of Clinton emails may contain classified intel
The
State Department announced on Monday that it will release an email from
former-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's private email server that,
according to members of the intelligence community, may contain
classified information. The email is pa... Read More ...
Google hires the lead for Tesla's semi-autonomous driving tech
Apple
and Tesla aren't the only two tech companies grabbing each other's
staff to fulfill their automotive dreams -- Google has quietly hired
Robert Rose, the lead for Tesla's semi-autonomous Autopilot program.
It's not clear what he's working on be... Read More ...
No, SoundCloud didn't remove a silent track for violating copyright
On
November 22nd, artist collective DJ Detweiler posted a screenshot of a
message from SoundCloud that said its track, "John Cage - 4'33 (DJ
DETWEILER REMIX)," had been removed because it appeared to contain
copyrighted content. The joke here is that... Read More ...
AT&T hiking price of unlimited data to $35 a month
AT&T
customers who've managed to hold strong to their $30 unlimited data
plans since the carrier ended that option back in 2010 are about to get a
bit of a surprise. According to 9to5 Mac, AT&T is seeking to
increase that $30 a month fee to $... Read More ...
Want a sleek Windows 10 phone? Go to Japan
Just
last week, Microsoft began selling the Lumia 950, the first Windows 10
mobile phone, and though the software showed promise, the hardware
itself was lacking in charm. Now, Japanese design firm NuAns is set to
release the "Neo," a sleek handset t... Read More ...
Mind-controlled robot gives the disabled a taste of home
Brain-controlled
robot limbs have already helped the disabled gain some mobility, but
full-fledged robots have proven elusive: how do you use thoughts to
steer a free-roaming machine? Swiss researchers think they have the
answer. They've developed... Read More ...
TiVo's QuickMode viewing feature hits all Roamio DVRs
Tivo's
QuickMode option, which lets you speed up recorded shows with
pitch-corrected audio, is available on every Roamio DVR as of today. The
feature arrived last week for the TiVo Bolt, the company's latest
set-top box, but it is now officially expa... Read More ...
Here's why the iPad Pro's processor is so fast
Whatever
you think of Apple's products, there's little doubt that the A9X
processor in the iPad Pro is quick -- in a few cases, it rivals the
performance you'd get from a laptop. But why is it so quick, especially
when Apple tends to shy away from hi... Read More ...
Adobe Premiere Clip brings its video-editing tools to Android
Adobe's
bet on mobile productivity is serious, with its suite of Creative Cloud
apps leading the way. One of the company's newest applications is
Premiere Clip, a video editor that first debuted on iOS. But now Adobe
is bringing this app to Android,... Read More ...
Sonos will support Apple Music starting December 15th
Sonos
will close a major gap in the services that it supports on December
15th -- that's when the company's products will start working with Apple
Music. The company said that this would happen by the end of the year
back in June, just before Apple M... Read More ...
Post a racist comment online, see it on a billboard near your house
Messages
posted on Facebook, Twitter and other online spaces may feel like they
carry less weight than things said in the physical world -- but that's
not the case, argues Brazilian civil-rights group Criola. This year,
Criola launched a campaign lab... Read More ...
Microsoft updates navigation headset for the blind
In
2011, Microsoft UK teamed up with charity Guide Dogs to create 'Cities
Unlocked,' an organization that worked to create a headset designed to
help the visually impaired. That device came last year, but now it's
received some major hardware and sof... Read More ...
9 gifts for the ultimate tinkerer
Winter
is coming. And with it also comes the need to show the loved ones in
your life just how much you care for them by spending, spending,
spending on gifts. Trouble is, there are just so many options to choose
from. What you really need is someone... Read More ...
Researchers create magic sponge to clean up oil spills
Researchers
at Australia's Deakin University claim to have developed a new material
that's capable of cleaning up large oil spills in a flash. A team, led
by Professor Ying Chen, has created a new method that uses boron nitride
powder as the building... Read More ...
VTech's data breach affected five million customers
Kiddie
toymaker VTech tried to downplay the extent of last week's data breach,
which affected its "Learning Lodge" app store, but now it's revealed
that five million customer accounts were compromised. Vtech says it's
alerted Learning Lodge customers... Read More ...
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