How to Stop Your iPad or Macbook Ringing When Getting a Call on the iPhone

iOS 8 added a bunch of useful functionality and features to the iPhone and iPad, and it also added one ‘function’ that I find incredibly annoying – Continuity. Continuity ostensibly allows one to answer or ‘transfer’ an incoming call over to the device you happen to be closest to, i.e. if you’re farting about on … Read more

TTR-SB Seawolf GoPro Submarine

Strapping a trusty GoPro to the nearest handy drone has allowed us to capture vistas from the sky, experience the Star-Wars-Speeder-esque excitement of FPV flying, and if the damn thing wasn’t so noisy, it probably would allow the adolescent wish fulfillment of peeping through an upstairs window to catch an attractive neighbour in all sorts … Read more

It’s Finally Happening – Lexus Have Made a Functional Hoverboard

Finally we can retire the shitty Back to the Future memes and clickbait Facebook shares, the hoverboard is becoming a reality. Lexus, Toyota Japan’s luxury vehicle arm, have unveiled a working prototype of a functional hoverboard. It’s real, it (allegedly) works, but it’s not available for sale… yet. Using the same technology as the magnetic … Read more

Those Wafer Thin Sony 4K TVs are Finally Dropping in July

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After a promised spring release that has come and gone and left me daily staring morosely at my overweight, tub of lard, queen of the sea-cows, fatty fat fatterson flatscreen (flatscreen? more like FATSCREEN) TV and dreaming of slimmer horizons, Sony has finally set the release for the X900C and X910C for July of 2015. … Read more

Playstation 4 Gets 1 Terabyte Upgrade

Hot on the heels of last week’s announcement of the new XBox One package, (featuring a new redesigned controller and 1tb of storage), Sony has launched their answer barrage – a similarly upgraded PlayStation 4 now with 1tb of storage, a case redesign, and a reported lower power consumption.

The Ultimate Player Edition Playstation 4 features a matte finish casing on the hard drive bay, in order to make the console look ‘more casual’ (Sony’s words), and comes in both black and white variants.

In addition to the doubled hard drive space, technological improvements include a 10 percent weight reduction and a new PSU that will reportedly consume 8 percent less power than the current model.

The casual Not as Shiny Edition (ahem, Ultimate Player Edition) will be released in Japan by the end of June, and the rest of the known universe by mid July.

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