Recent content by Zepid

As far as I'm concerned web-ads are theft. I have a data cap I can't get around on my home and mobile internet. You're taking money out of my wallet when you display a non-consensual advertisement.

If you want me to watch ads then use your power as the press to push for legislation to remove bandwidth caps. I'm not going to waste one ounce of my 250GB Comcast data cap on non-consensual ad data.

Hopefully the sequel has a story and amounts to more than 3 hours and 30 minutes of "Walk here and deploy ghost"

It seems that Apple fans believe that Apple makes their own monitors (panels and scalar boards). They do not, they open up to bidders who will build to a vague outline (usually Samsung or LG) who produces the panel and scalar. All Apple does is put it in a gaudy magnesium alloy frame with glossy...

This is not really news. I use to work on the build team at EA and later at MS Certification for builds and technical requirement certifications, not many games pass certification the first go through - which is a shame because it is so expensive to submit. And each fail requires a new...

I hope it comes to the top end Roku 2. But really the current Netflix app seems quick enough for launching videos. It is actually opening the app that is pretty slow. After that though it is as quick as I'd like.

I think you missed the point, such a setup was designed for applications where developers are simulating a 3D game environment, where the user can move around, being able to display a HUD or swap to real life or keep real life on the top right hand corner to make sure you don't crash into...

The "Oculus Rift problem" of having a closed environment is exceedingly simple to solve, and many have done so. Dual mounted cameras on the front. There are quite a few AR games built around this mod too, it isn't uncommon or unique.

You say "may" like Microsoft themselves didn't confirm last year at E3 2013 in June that the console would accept user expandable storage for Xbox One content, just not at launch as it was a non-essential feature when games were sparse. User expandable as in, generic over USB 3.0, no proprietary...

"Amazon recently raised the price of its Prime video service by $20 to $99 per year." Toppest of keks Tom's Guide, I don't think you are getting enough oxygen. Customers stomach that price hike for Amazon Prime not because of its sub-prime rental service, but for the free 2-day shipping to...

If you need a HOW-TO for something like Plex, you don't need to be using a computer.

You glossed over the most important factor in choosing a mouse and the difference between laser/optical. That is that though older, optical is more precise and accurate while laser requires special corrective software to maintain any sort of accuracy. Laser also has acceleration which is...