The second season of the Overwatch League recently wrapped up. The team that took home the win was San Francisco Shock. Viewership for the finals was up significantly compared to last year. The Overwatch League Continue reading “2019 Overwatch League Finals Audience Grew”.
Samsung has not had a smooth road with its Galaxy Fold smartphone. The original device failed quickly in many reviewer hands. The device was redesigned and relaunched. Samsung claims the device will last 200,000 folds Continue reading “Galaxy Fold Torture Test Ends in Device Failure”.
V-Color entered the gaming memory market in 2013 and entered the North American sales market in 2014. In recent years they have started to make a name for themselves by offering good quality memory modules Continue reading “V-Color Prism II RGB 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 3600MHz Memory Review”.
Microsoft has rightly stayed away from folding devices with a single screen. Samsung’s Galaxy Fold has not fared well as the first folding screen smartphone on the market. Microsoft unveiled the Surface Duo at its Continue reading “Surface Duo Phone Has Two Screens”.
When the devs behind the Untilted Goose Game launched on the Nintendo Switch and PC, they likely didn’t expect the success they received with the slick little game. The devs behind the game have been Continue reading “Untitled Goose Game Coming To PS4, Xbox, and Possibly Mobile”.
AMD Ryzen 3000 Series processors seem to be selling really well right now around the globe. In fact, if you look at the Amazon Best Sellers for Computer CPU Processors, you’ll see that 8 of Continue reading “AMD Ryzen “Equipped to Win” Game Bundle For CPU Buyers”.
Mobile gamers looking for something to play can now download Call of Duty: Mobile for both Android and iOS. The game is a free download and brings aspects of traditional multiplayer along with a battle Continue reading “Call of Duty: Mobile Hits iOS and Android”.
Gamers have long wanted to be able to play their friends no matter if those friends were on an Xbox, PS4, or PC in the same title. Microsoft was on board, but Sony dragged its Continue reading “PS4 Cross-Play Leaves Beta”.
Another website that we shall not name has leaked information on the upcoming Intel X-series processor before we could even return from being briefed on it. Intel was gracious enough to lift the embargo on Continue reading “Intel Cascade Lake-X CPUs Launching Under $1000 For Up To 18 Cores”.
The Alienware 55-inch OLED gaming monitor (part number ) has been made available to purchase directly from Dell for those willing to spend $3999.99. At first glance it looks like a Ultra HD TV, but Continue reading “Alienware 55-inch 4K OLED Gaming Monitor With FreeSync Now Available”.
The Atari VCS is still a way from launching, and Atari has announced a video game streaming service. Atari has a deal with Antstream Arcade game subscription service that will be exclusive to the VCS Continue reading “Atari VCS Will Offer Thousands of Retro Games”.
Sony has made a move to get fans of the PlayStaiton to buy the PlayStation Now game streaming service. When the service launched, it was at $19.99 monthly; with the price cut, the service will Continue reading “Sony Chops PSNow Price in Half”.
Intel Cascade Lake-X processors are getting close to launching and high-end desktop users are more than ready to see how the Skylake-X successor is going to perform. Intel announced during IFA 2019 that Cascade Lake-X Continue reading “Cascade Lake-X Looking Good – Intel Core i9 10940X and 10920X Benchmarks Leaked”.
Over two weeks ago, AMD added its brand new Radeon Image Sharpening (RIS) feature to the Radeon RX 570, RX 580, RX 590, RX 470, and RX 480 graphics cards. Today, AMD has expanded RIS Continue reading “AMD Adds RIS Support for Radeon Cards With Vega GPUs”.
Just two months ago we were visiting with Intel to benchmark Ice Lake 10nm processors for the very first time. We were impressed with how Intel has been progressing, but now the leaks about Tiger Continue reading “Intel Tiger Lake CPUs with Gen12 Xe Graphics Will Have Up To 96 EUs”.
