Articles for February 2015

A detailed review about the 1st person shooter zombie game Dead Trigger 2. Just like in the 1st game, you find yourself in a post-apocalyptic world that has been taken over by a zombie virus. ... Read more

A detailed review about the endless runner game based on the popular Snoopy comic, Snoopy Coaster. ... Read more

Here's a great Giveaway from Ashampoo. We're offering here 10 licenses for Ashampoo ZIP Pro - all you have to do in order to win is leave a comment in the comments section below. ... Read more

A list that includes the best Free and Paid game apps that belong to the Quick-Fix category. ... Read more

An update which includes more information about the limited time offer of the game Abyss:The Wraiths of Eden ... Read more

Sony has released the developer's version of its SmartEyglass augmented reality glasses to rival the recently postponed Google Glass. The product is now available for pre-order in the U.K. and Germany and will go on sale in 8 other countries in March ... Read more

Last week a staff engineer at Google, Brad Fitzpatrick, became so disgruntled with his Nest smoke alarm's annoying false alarming that he decided to post a video of the glitch on YouTube, boldly titled “Nest Protect is a terrible buggy product.” ... Read more

A detailed review about hidden objects game Abyss that is free for a limited time ... Read more

Today Microsoft added support for the iCloud storage service to the mobile version of Office for the iPad and iPhone. Users of the iPhone/iPad Office app can now open files from their iCloud storage account directly within Office. ... Read more

Last week Microsoft started running an interesting promotion, offering 100 GB of OneDrive cloud storage free for two years when you sign up for the new Bing Rewards program. ... Read more

Today TweetDeck began rolling out an update that includes a new feature called Teams, which allows users to share access to an account without having to share the password of the account with members of the group. ... Read more

Cubus Games is an indie game studio behind the awesome Heavy Metal Thunder, Sol Invictus and Necklace of Skulls. They talk about game development, ambitions, challenges and passion that drives their pursuit of promoting reading in gaming. ... Read more

The Cyberith Virtualizer is an omnidirectional VR treadmill designed by a student of the University of Vienna, Tuncay Cakmak. The Virtualizer's development was funded on the crowdfunding site Kickstarter.com. ... Read more

Infinadeck is the first active/non-passive omnidirectional treadmill designed for virtual reality. The device was designed and built by one man - George Burger, the Head of New product Development at Louisville Slugger. ... Read more

The Virtuix Omni is an omnidirectional VR treadmill that utilizes a low friction platform to allow the user to slide their feet across the surface and perform basic movements like walking, running, crouching, and jumping within the virtual world. ... Read more