[ad_1] When creating and building the world around us, we’ve often been told to look out for the weakest link and eliminate it. By removing this weak link, we can strengthen the chain, allowing our creations to become stronger, more robust, less likely to fail. As I continue to build my smart home and fillRead more about Is my smarthome making me redundant?[…]

[ad_1] The first set of Tesla Model 3 electric cars have been given to buyers after a launch event at the company’s factory in Fremont, California, though most drivers who preordered a car are still going to have to be patient. A select group of 30 employees are now able to get behind the wheelRead more about The first Tesla Model 3s are now on the road[…]

[ad_1] Images of the AMD Radeon RX Vega leaked out just a few days ago and sure enough the rumors were true. This weekend AMD is hosting an event in Los Angeles for its next generation graphics cards and we’ve gotten our first look at the hotly anticipated GPU. Although the Radeon RX Vega mightRead more about AMD shows off the Radeon RX Vega graphics card in its final form[…]

[ad_1] Audacity is an editing program which allows you to record and tinker with audio. Not only can Audacity record audio simultaneously from various inputs (for example, a USB microphone), it can also trim and edit clips. Furthermore, it supports multiple tracks, allowing you, for instance, to record lyrics and backing music separately. The softwareRead more about Top 10 best Linux apps of 2017[…]

[ad_1] The Apple HomePod is coming this December, you might remember, and thanks to some detailed firmware analysis from developer Steve Troughton-Smith, we now know a little bit more about the smart speaker soon to be invading our homes. It looks like the device is running on a pretty full version of iOS – justRead more about HomePod firmware gives us a few more clues about Apple's smart speaker[…]

[ad_1] Virtual reality may feel like a new technology given its recent surge in popularity, but depending on how pedantic you’re feeling it’s either been around for about 20 years with VR arcade machines like the Virtuality, or about 50 if you’re willing to include Morton Heilig’s Sensorama. And yet it still isn’t quite theRead more about The problem with VR is that we’re stupid human meatsacks with too many senses[…]

[ad_1] I had an epiphany this week, while watching one of the worst movies you are likely to see this year. It was The Circle (it’s available to view on Netflix if you fancy wasting your life) a movie so terrible it’s no surprise that everyone in it has stopped talking about it and probablyRead more about The worst movies you shouldn't be watching on Netflix and Amazon Prime[…]

[ad_1] PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Steam keys are one of the most in demand items for PC gamers right now, having already sold six million copies since launching in March. Contrary to popular belief though, you don’t have to buy all your Steam games direct from the Steam store.  There are discounts and bargains to be hadRead more about The best PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds Steam key prices in July 2017[…]

[ad_1] In the latest in our series on the EW BrightSparks of 2017 we highlight Keno Mario-Ghae, who works as a Project Engineer at Imagination Technologies. Having graduated from Cambridge University, Keno has done many activities involving sustainable energy, such as being a World Solar Challenge ambassador. He has also worked on complex product design on the Creator IoT developmentRead more about EW BrightSparks 2017 profile: Keno Mario-Ghae, Imagination Technologies[…]

[ad_1] The terms 4K and High Dynamic Range (HDR) typically don’t go hand-in-hand with Apple. Sure, Apple has the 5K Retina Display iMac but even its very own streaming video player – the 2015 Apple TV – opted to stay with regular ol’ HD.  But that might be changing in the near future. An eagle-eyed MacRumorsRead more about 4K HDR movies are popping up on iTunes – is this a sign of a 4K Apple TV?[…]