[ad_1] Despite vague information about when it will launch and for how much, Hulu’s upcoming live TV service is at least sure to arrive with another major broadcaster’s support.  NBCUniversal announced today that its suite of cable networks will come to Hulu’s live service, granting both live and on-demand access to channels such as NBC,Read more about Hulu gets another major partner for its live TV service[…]

[ad_1] It appears Apple isn’t the only phone maker interested in autonomous cars, as competitor Samsung has been approved to test out a self-driving car of its own. South Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has granted Samsung approval to test out an autonomous vehicle on public roads, according to The Korea Herald. TheRead more about Samsung's self-driving cars get permission to test[…]

[ad_1] March sales of $30.9 billion compared to the March 2016 total of $26.2 billion and the February 2017 total of $30.4 billion. Sales from the first quarter of 2017 were $92.6 billion, up 18.% compared to the first quarter of 2016 but down 0.4%compared to the last quarter of 2016. “Global semiconductor sales sawRead more about March IC sales up 18.1%, says SIA[…]

[ad_1] Last week Twitter announced it was making another big push into video, with plans afoot for a TV-style range of channels that users can tune into whenever they like through their phones or the Twitter website. Now we know more about one of the partnerships that’s going to be involved. Bloomberg revealed to theRead more about Twitter is getting its own 24 hour news channel courtesy of Bloomberg[…]

[ad_1] Theme parks struggle to change. Creating a new ride costs an incredible amount of money when you take into account planning, construction, marketing and a plethora of other costs involved. So most times when you return to a theme park you’ll only find one or two new experiences compared to the last time youRead more about How VR could allow theme parks to change every time you visit[…]

[ad_1] Who should be responsible for your online safety? Well, the Australian government’s Dan Tehan, who’s the Assisting Minister for Cyber Security,  has recently made comments claiming that the job of protecting your digital interactions should be up to your ISP, rather than the user or the government. In a column in The West AustralianRead more about Australia wants its ISPs to defend citizens against threats[…]

[ad_1] California is a self-driving testing hotspot at the moment – a lot of the world’s biggest tech companies are based there, and the state has special laws governing the testing of autonomous vehicles – but Apple and Tesla want to see a few tweaks to regulations coming into force soon. Specifically Apple wants toRead more about Apple and Tesla want to see some changes to self-driving regulations[…]

[ad_1] Photoscape is one of the finest free photos editors around. Making your snaps look their best before posting them on social media or even, god forbid, printing them out to hang on the wall is incredibly easy thanks to its excellent set of tools presented in a clear, fuss-free interface. It all adds upRead more about Download of the day: PhotoScape[…]

[ad_1] ‘Achievements’ were one of the more minor additions to the world of gaming introduced with the Xbox 360, but they’ve since become a staple of both the Xbox and PlayStation platforms (where they’re known as ‘Trophies’). Achievements are awarded for the completion of a task in a game, from something as major as completingRead more about Gaming Bucket List: the moments every gamer has to experience before they die[…]

[ad_1] Guides by Lonely Planet Lonely Planet made its name creating in-depth travel guides. With Guides, you can now get a condensed version of what they are best at, on your phone.  In the app, you can download the guide for the city that you are going to visit, then select what category you wantRead more about Best travel apps 2017: make travelling a joy[…]