As it stands both Windows XP and Vista do not have mainstream support from Microsoft. For Vista, extended support is still active until April 11, 2017. By now we would have assumed that many users have switched to at least Windows 7, or ideally Windows 10, but if for some reason you’re still on XP or Vista, not to worry as Mozilla has your back. Read full post →Firefox On Windows XP & Vista To Be Support Until September 2017

Recently Uber was forced to halt its self-driving program in California after the state’s DMV said that Uber did not possess the necessary permits. This led to Uber sending their cars to Arizona where they were welcomed with open arms. This is a good example of how there is yet to be some kind of standard implemented for self-driving vehicles. Read full post →China To Set Standards For Self-Driving Cars In 2018

Fujifilm’s higher-end cameras like the X-Pro2 and the X-T2 come with protective features such as weather sealing. What this means is that using them in slightly harsher climates and environments should not present a problem. However if you were hoping that the upcoming Fujifilm X100F will come with similar protective features, you could be disappointed. Read full post →No Weather Sealing For Fujifilm X100F [Rumor]

Last year when Microsoft was giving away Windows 10 for free for eligible users, many users were reporting the various annoying popups that Microsoft used as reminders. Some were even given rude surprises to find that apparently Windows 10 had installed itself without their permission or knowledge. Read full post →Microsoft Admits Their Windows 10 Campaign Went Too Far

After a lot of talk about wanting to take Android away from Google, it seems rather ironic that Cyanogen will be the first one to go. In an announcement on the Cyanogen Inc.’s website, it seems that the company will be shutting down its services for good by the end of 2016, the 31st of December. Read full post →Cyanogen’s Services Will Be Shutting Down

The other day it was reported that Consumer Reports would not be recommending Apple’s 2016 MacBook Pro. The reason is due to the inconsistent battery life that they found in their testing, in which it varied from 3.75 hours and up to 19.5 hours, so as you can see it was too varied to be consistent. Read full post →Apple To Work With Consumer Reports Over MacBook Pro Battery Testing

So Christmas is in a couple of days which means that getting a present now would really, really be last minute. However if you don’t mind delaying the gift-giving to next week, you might be interested to learn that Sony has announced a Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare PS4 bundle that they will be launching next week. Read full post →Sony Announces Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare PS4 Bundle

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There are all kinds of things we take into consideration when choosing a new smartphone. Specs are of course important, along with its operating system, and the accompanying ecosystem. However there are also other things to factor in, such as repairability because sometimes you don’t want to have to end up spending a fortune to get a phone fixed. Read full post →iFixit Ranks The LG G5 As The Most Repairable Phone Of 2016

Earlier this year we heard rumors that a trio of BlackBerry devices codenamed “Neon”, “Argon”, and “Mercury” were in the works. The former two handsets have since been revealed to be the DTEK50 and DTEK60, and now thanks to a new leak, rendering of the alleged DTEK70 “Mercury” has since been revealed. Read full post →Alleged BlackBerry DTEK70 ‘Mercury’ Render Leaked

Earlier today we reported that OnePlus had pushed out the OxygenOS 3.5.5 update to the OnePlus 2 handset, bringing about support for VoLTE to the device. However if you have yet to update to the latest version of OxygenOS, maybe you might want to skip this update because it seems that quite a few users are reporting network drops following the update. Read full post →OxygenOS 3.5.5 For OnePlus 2 Causing Network Drops For Some