Articles by Kyle Nofuente
Intel Plans To Tap 360-Degree 'Immersive Sports' With New Replay Technologies Acquisition
Intel has purchased Replay Technologies. The two companies worked together to bring NBA fans 'freeD' technology that allowed 360-degree viewing of every angle of the court along with 'The Matrix'-like 'bullet time' replays during the slam dunk contest.
'The Division' Tips And Tricks: Leveling Up, Unlocking Doors, Finding Loots And More
'The Division' is out now, and is one of the most played games so far already during its alpha and beta preleases. Now all gamers can take their trigger fingers to an embattled New York City and help rebuild it - with firearms, of course.
Google Doodle Features Real Women And Their Stories To Celebrate International Women's Day 2016: #OneDayIWill
In celebration of International Women's Day, Google has created a video featuring women around the world sharing what they will do one day. The video is featured as today's Google Doodle on the company's search page.
If You Have Spotify Premium, Your Data Might Be Compromised: Hack Exposes Account Details
Spotify may have been hacked once again. Last November, more than a thousand user credentials were leaked online and now it seems like a few hundred other user account details may have also been leaked, revealing emails, passwords, account types and renewal dates.
With Facebook Messenger Ads En Route, WhatsApp May Eventually Get The Same Treatment
With ads coming to Messenger sooner rather than later, will Facebook's other messaging platform - WhatsApp - share the same fate? More likely than not, yes - WhatsApp may be opening up business channels for companies and users to communicate with one another.
PlayStation Store Rockstar Sale: 'GTA V' For $39 And More Discounted Games For PS4, PS3, PSP And PS Vita
The PlayStation Store is holding a massive sale over the weekend specifically for Rockstar Games. That means every game of the 'Grand Theft Auto' series can be had for as much as 80 percent off until Feb. 23.
Garmin Unveils New Vivofit 3 And Vivoactive HR Wearables: Pricing And Availability [Video]
Garmin is releasing two new wearables ahead of the pack before the Mobile World Congress. The Vivofit 3 and the Vivoactive HR, $99 and $250 respectively, will offer interchangeable bands and a slew of new activity tracking features.
Google Play Games Now Feature Gamer ID: You No Longer Have To Sign In With Google+
The end of Google+ draws near especially with the latest Google Play Games update no longer requiring a Google+ account. Now gamers can create Gamer IDs and choose from 40 different avatars to associate with their Gamer ID persona.
Google Ideas Think Tank Becomes Alphabet Jigsaw Tech Incubator To Counter Geopolitical Challenges
Alphabet has absorbed another former Google division, Google Ideas. Google Ideas - an internal think tank and policy organization within Google - will now become a new company called Jigsaw.
Apple's Open Letter In Response To FBI Unlock Request: No Backdoors, The Implications Are 'Chilling' And Threatening
Apple isn't giving in to FBI orders to create a backdoor to an iPhone that was used in the San Bernardino attacks last December. In an open letter, Tim Cook reaches out to Apple's customers to let them know what's going on and what this could mean for their personal security and privacy if the government has its way.
Sony IMX318 Stacked CMOS Image Sensor Rocks Smartphone Photography With Hybrid Autofocus, 3-Axis EIS And More
Sony's upcoming imaging sensor made specifically for thin and light mobile devices like the iPhone is packing industry-leading technology. The Sony IMX318 CMOS Exmor RS will offer industry-firsts like a stacked CMOS sensor, lightning fast hybrid autofocus, and 3-axis electronic image stabilization.
Kanye West 'The Life Of Pablo' Album Exclusive To Tidal, 'Never Never Never' Reaching Apple Channels
Kanye West's 'The Life of Pablo' will remain a Tidal exclusive. Fans waiting for Kanye's album to drop on other music streaming services like Apple Music may have to wait for quite some time.
Apple Promises iOS Update To Fix 1970 Bug Bricking iPhones
Do not set the date on any iPhone or iPad to any time between Jan. 1, 1970 and May 1970. Doing so will brick the phone, and though Apple says there is a coming patch to the bug, it's not yet known when that fix will arrive.
Google's Project Loon To Undergo Real Carrier Testing This Year: Alphabet X At TED Annual Conference
Alphabet X's moonshot project, Project Loon, is taking off to new heights. In the annual TED Talks conference, Alphabet X head honcho, Astro Teller, shared the Loon balloons go into full operation to deliver internet access over the skies of Indonesia and Sri Lanka.
Xiaomi Mi 5 Invites Roll Out As Launch Event Edges Closer: Why All The Hype?
Xiaomi will be officially launching its flagship Mi 5 phablet on Feb. 24 in China. For the time being, however, Xiaomi will also be holding a limited media preview of the same device, which would mark what could be the Chinese company's entry into other markets like the United States.
LG Pay To Skip MWC 2016: Delayed Until Q2 So LG G5 Gets The Spotlight
LG is reportedly delaying LG Pay so its flagship G5 can take in all the limelight at next week's Mobile World Congress. Whether it's for that reason or for other rumored reasons such as a lack of support from major credit card companies, LG Pay will launch later, in the second quarter.
‘Quantum Break’ Will Be A Windows Store Exclusive, But Microsoft Assures Xbox Is Still Big Priority
Once an Xbox-only game, 'Quantum Break' will also be simultaneously launched on the Windows Store for Windows PCs. Even though some hardcore Xbox gamers aren't too happy about this, more should be alarmed that even if it's playable on Windows, 'Quantum Break' will not be available on Steam.
Adobe Pulls Buggy Creative Cloud Update That Deletes User Data, New Update Now Available
Adobe's recent Cleative Cloud update deleted some users' data without any reason, warning or permission, but the company now offers a fix. Adobe pulled the buggy build and started rolling out another update to fix the previous one.
'Hitman' Beta Goes Live, Exclusively On PS4: Here's What You Get
Just for this weekend, PS4 owners and players who preordered the upcoming ‘Hitman’ game will get access to the beta. Titled the ‘Prologue’, players will have the opportunity to play through Agent 47's beginnings.
Asus ZenPad S 8.0 Now Just $149.99 At Best Buy
Best Buy is slashing the price of the Asus ZenPad S 8.0 tablet. Compared to Amazon's listing for the same device, Best Buy's price is $30 cheaper.
Telegram Update Adds Cool New Features For Secure Voice Messages, Secret Chats And More
Telegram is adding new features to its app via a recent update. Users can now multitask while listening to voice messages, see detailed previews of links and have a bunch more sharing options within the app along with many other new features.
Original Moto 360 Smartwatch Getting Android Wear Marshmallow Treat
It's almost two years old, but the Moto 360 is still getting some love with an update to Marshmallow 6.0 for Android Wear. The update will give the first 360 Doze Mode, which should increase its battery life greatly along with a handful of other new features.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Benchmark Reveals Powerful Specs And Marshmallow Sweetness
Along with the Galaxy S7 expected at MWC, Samsung might unveil its latest tablet as well. A benchmark leak showed the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 will bring slight upgrades to last year's Tab S2.
Sports Brand ASICS Acquires Runkeeper, Running For A Fitter Fitness Future
ASICS, the Japanese company behind popular running shoes, has purchased the Runkeeper app. Just like other fitness apparel brands like Adidas and Under Armour, ASICS hopes to tap into the millions-strong user base of Runkeeper.
Mobile World Congress 2016: The Best Smartphones We’re Waiting For At Barcelona
MWC 2016 is coming and with it are a slew of new smartphones for the brand new year. Most of the large Asia-based smartphone makers are expected to show off their new wares, while some will be taking a back seat at this year's conference in Barcelona.
Google Clock v4.3 Update For Android Brings Resizable Widgets And More: What To Expect
Google recently updated its Clock app. Though a minor update, the ability to resize the widget on the home screen is really quite handy, and there are a few visual touches thrown in as well.
Apple Sued By Immersion For Allegedly Infringing Haptic Feedback Patents Used In 3D Touch
Apple may tout its haptic feedback tech as revolutionary, but a company called Immersion doesn't seem to think so. It's suing Apple for allegedly infringing on its patents that have already provided the same features in medical devices and other electronic equipment.
'Descent' Creators Push New 'Overload' Game On Kickstarter: 'The Ultimate Six-Degree-Of-Freedom Shooter'
The '90s hit game 'Descent' is making a return as 'Overload.' Developed by the first team that made cult-classic game, 'Overload' brings back the nostalgia of the six-degree-of-freedom first-person shooter with modern day graphics and gameplay.
'Homefront: The Revolution' Xbox One Closed Beta Ready To Kick Off
The next 'Homefront' is coming on all three major gaming platforms in a few short months. However, Xbox One owners will get first dibs on the closed beta for 'Homefront: The Revolution' as long as they have the necessary token to access the game.
Sony PlayStation VR Rumored To Have $299 Price Tag, Camera And Controller To Be Sold Separately
Over the subreddit for the PlayStation VR, one user has revealed that the upcoming PlayStation VR might come at a pricepoint that's much easier on the wallet than Facebook's Oculus Rift headset. $299 is the rumored pricetag for the PlayStation VR while the cost of accessories will be just an additional $129.
