Clearing the Clouds of Technology
Windows 10 captured 21.1 percent of the desktop OS market for July, NetMarketShare reported, up from 19.1 percent in June and 17.4 percent in May. The growth remained slow and steady even with a looming July 29 deadline for a free upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and 8.1. * Read the full article…
Windows 10 snags 21% of the desktop market was originally published on iSeeTech
Windows 10 captured 21.1 percent of the desktop OS market for July, NetMarketShare reported, up from 19.1 percent in June and 17.4 percent in May. The growth remained slow and steady even with a looming July 29 deadline for a free upgrade to Windows 10 from Windows 7 and 8.1. * Read the full article…
Windows 10 snags 21% of the desktop market was originally published on iSeeTech
Windows 10 snags 21% of the desktop market was originally published on iSeeTech
The GTX 1080 finally has the power to bring top-quality VR experiences to anyone with the cash to spare. Both the 1080 and the less expensive 1070 dramatically improve the quality of any game you throw at them. Great power management gives you a lot of oomph for a meager 185 watts. Even if you…
Review: Nvidia GTX 1080; VR for the masses? was originally published on iSeeTech
The GTX 1080 finally has the power to bring top-quality VR experiences to anyone with the cash to spare. Both the 1080 and the less expensive 1070 dramatically improve the quality of any game you throw at them. Great power management gives you a lot of oomph for a meager 185 watts. Even if you…
Review: Nvidia GTX 1080; VR for the masses? was originally published on iSeeTech
Review: Nvidia GTX 1080; VR for the masses? was originally published on iSeeTech
In the mid-2000s, everyone was talking about 3D, the “next big thing” in video that would transform the way we consumed TV and movies, even how we communicated. It required people to buy expensive new gadgets and wear goofy eyewear, but we were told that consumers would flock to this new three-dimensional world. * Read…
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
In the mid-2000s, everyone was talking about 3D, the “next big thing” in video that would transform the way we consumed TV and movies, even how we communicated. It required people to buy expensive new gadgets and wear goofy eyewear, but we were told that consumers would flock to this new three-dimensional world. * Read…
Virtual reality will not replay the 3D debacle was originally published on iSeeTech
Consider BlackBerry. Think about the company, its products, its most iconic features. What comes to mind? Business apps? A QWERTY keyboard? BBM? The once-mighty Canadian smartphone maker is banking on one word standing above all the rest: security. * Read the full article here
BlackBerry’s security-focused Android identity crisis was originally published on iSeeTech
BlackBerry’s security-focused Android identity crisis was originally published on iSeeTech
Consider BlackBerry. Think about the company, its products, its most iconic features. What comes to mind? Business apps? A QWERTY keyboard? BBM? The once-mighty Canadian smartphone maker is banking on one word standing above all the rest: security. * Read the full article here
BlackBerry’s security-focused Android identity crisis was originally published on iSeeTech
It seemed like Pokemon Go’s Friday update was all for the better, but many of the game’s more dedicated players don’t feel that way. On Reddit, players are actively blasting developer Niantic for removing features and cracking down on third-party apps that helped them find Pokemon in the game. * Read the full article here
Pokemon Go community is furious after tracking app crackdown was originally published on iSeeTech
Pokemon Go community is furious after tracking app crackdown was originally published on iSeeTech
Pokemon Go community is furious after tracking app crackdown was originally published on iSeeTech
It seemed like Pokemon Go’s Friday update was all for the better, but many of the game’s more dedicated players don’t feel that way. On Reddit, players are actively blasting developer Niantic for removing features and cracking down on third-party apps that helped them find Pokemon in the game. * Read the full article here
Pokemon Go community is furious after tracking app crackdown was originally published on iSeeTech
