Articles by Kyle Nofuente
Tag Heuer Teases $1,800 Android Wear Smartwatch: Still Cheaper Than Apple Watch Edition
Traditional luxury watch maker Tag Heuer is making a wearable called Connected. It's the first smartwatch with Intel inside, 40-hour battery life and upgradeable parts. It also has a luxurious price to match.
Canon Unveils EOS M10 Mirrorless Camera For Beginners
Canon takes another shot at the mirrorless market with the EOS M10. A sibling of the M3, this latest offering aims for beginners.
Rinspeed's Etos Self-Driving Concept Car Is A Self-Driving Sports Car With A Drone Landing Pad
Rinspeed is revealing its next concept car, the Etos, in Las Vegas for CES 2016. Like many of its other cutting-edge designs, the Etos has a helipad on its rear end for parking a drone.
Xbox Chief Acknowledges PlayStation 4’s 'Huge Lead' Over Xbox One, Says He Doesn't Know If Xbox Can Catch Up
Microsoft's Xbox One is losing this generation's console race, and it all started even before its launch. Whether it can catch up to Sony's PlayStation 4 is doubtful, according to Xbox executive Phil Spencer.
Twitter Goes Big On Video Ads Because That's Where The Money Is
Twitter is seeing slower user growth and its current users are engaging less. By offering greater video services and video ads, however, Twitter hopes to turn all that around for both its user base and advertising platform.
Windows 10 Partly To Blame For 7.7 Percent Drop In PC Sales
PC sales are down all over the world in the third quarter of this year. Microsoft's free giveaway of Windows 10 is partly to blame for the low sales numbers so far.
PlayStation Network Downtime Scheduled For Two Hours On Oct. 13: Time To Get Off The Couch
Sony's PlayStation Network will be down due to routine maintenance and improvements on Oct. 13 at 9:30 p.m. Pacific (Oct. 14 at 4:30 a.m. GMT). The downtime will only be for two hours.
Nuclear Power Plants At Huge Risk Of Cyber Attack, Study Says
A recent report from the UK's Chatham House reveals many nuclear power plant facilities are extremely vulnerable to cyber attacks. Nuclear facilities will have to ante up as they 'become increasingly reliant on digital systems,' researchers say.
