Smartphone and Tablet users who want a full-size keyboard without carrying one around, no doubt, love to use virtual keyboards. Korean tech company Celluon has unveiled a device called Magic Cube at the CES 2013 that can turn any flat surface into a virtual keyboard!
Nvidia has long been working hard on pouring all the best of its experiences into a single product that would blow off the gamers. This year, the company has apparently concluded the hard work and decided to unveil the highly ambitious ‘Project Shield’ at CES 2013.
A number of home automation solutions have cropped up in recent years. Each of them tends to focus on a specific aspect of automation – some concentrate on security, others help you adapt an energy-efficient lifestyle and so on. AT&T also has a solution of its own which, it has now announced, will be released in March this year.
Kingston Technology has made the world’s largest flash drive. The flash drive is called DataTraveler HyperX Predator. Any guesses what could be the size? It’s 1 Terabyte (1,024 gigabytes).
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Microsoft Surface sleep mode can be quite annoying, because your computer will go to sleep every 2 minutes if you are not using it. This tutorial will show you how to increase that time or disable it completely on your Microsoft Surface.
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If you are one of those iPhone users who like to personalize their devices as much as possible then you probably know you have to jailbreak your iPhone. Luckily there are few good customization options that don’t involve jailbreaking your device, and one of them is a possibility to change carrier logo located on iPhone status bar.
Vizio hasn’t exaclty been a hit in the PC arena. The company made its entry into the market last year and although it boasted some excellent models, most of its PCs ran into trivial, yet critical, issues such as poor trackpads, battery life etc. Now, the company has unveiled its new lineup of PCs for the year 2013.
A few days ago, it was revealed by a UK researcher that there was a critical vulnerability in the Nvidia Display Driver service. The vulnerability could be used by a hacker to gain super-user access to a target machine. The chip-maker has now rolled out a driver update which patches this exploit.