Articles by Vincent Lanaria
AMD Ryzen Release Date, Performance, And Price Revealed As Preorders Go Live
AMD has officially unveiled the three Ryzen 7 CPUs 1700, 1700X, and 1800X, and it has given out all the important details, from the release date and performance to the price and preorder details.
Overwatch's 24th Hero Could Be An Omnic Spider Tank, Atlas News 'Interview' Suggests
Speculations of the 24th hero in 'Overwatch' are turning up here and there as an Atlas News interview featuring the 11-year-old inventor Efi Oladele makes rounds online, and it could be an Omnic spider tank.
Samsung's US Reputation Dips, Ranking Drops By 42 Places: Galaxy Note 7 Fiasco To Blame?
Samsung's reputation plunges after the whole Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, with its ranking dropping by 42 places. It's no longer among the top 10 brands in the United States, according to a new poll.
Overwatch Heroes Get Turned Into Cats Again: See Your 'Purr-sonal' Favorite Heroes In A New Light [Video]
If you haven't seen the 'Overwatch' cast turned into cats, then you haven't seen anything yet. To get up to speed, here's the second video of the 'Katsuwatch' series that cat-ified the tank heroes.
Apple Not Selling You The LG 5K UltraFine Display? That's Because Employees Were Told Not To
Apple Stores have stopped selling the LG 5K UltraFine Display, as employees were instructed not to because of hardware issues. Until the problems are resolved, no one can purchase the monitor made for the MacBook Pro 2016.
LG Watch Style vs Watch Sport: The Difference Between The Android Wear 2.0 Smartwatches
The LG Watch Style and Watch Sport have now started to roll out, but which one should you buy? Here's the difference between the Android 2.0 smartwatches to help you decide.
Apple Taps Former Amazon Fire TV Chief, Who May Very Well Be Apple TV's Savior
Apple has hired former Amazon Fire TV lead and Roku exec Timothy Twerdahl, and this move could be what the Cupertino brand needs to save Apple TV.
Smart TV Tracking You? Here's How To Stop It From Spying On You
Your smart TV tracking you isn't really a big surprise, but that doesn't mean it's OK. Here are a few ways to stop it from spying on you and keeping tabs on your viewing habits.
Here's Why The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Fiasco May Have Been A Good Thing
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 fiasco has been definitely bad for the smartphone maker and consumers alike, but arguably, there's some good out of it all.
Use 'World Of Warcraft' Gold To Buy 'Overwatch' Loot Boxes, 'Hearthstone' Card Packs, And More: Here's How
Blizzard has announced that 'World of Warcraft' players can now exchange their gold to claim Tokens for Battle.net credits and use them to buy 'Overwatch' loot boxes, 'Hearthstone' card packs, and 'Heroes of the Storm' content.
Blizzard Objects To 'Overwatch' Players Using Keyboard And Mouse On PS4, Xbox One: Is It Cheating?
Blizzard has addressed how PS4 and Xbox One 'Overwatch' players use a keyboard and mouse setup, and according to director Jeffrey Kaplan, the team 'objects' to it.
New Balance's Android Wear Fitness Smartwatch RunIQ Now Available: Price, Specs, And The Competition
New Balance has started rolling out RunIQ, its first Android Wear smartwatch. Made by runners for runners, it's jumping into the wearable competition targeting fitness enthusiasts.
Target Scraps 'Store Of The Future' And 'Goldfish' Projects, Refocuses Efforts On Core Business
Target has canceled two long-term projects named Store of the Future and Goldfish to shift focus to its core business, causing employees to be confused by the decision.
Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P Rumored To Get Google Assistant Via Next 'Major' Update
The Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P might get Google Assistant when the next 'major' update rolls out, but it's still just a rumor at this point, and it's probably not Android 7.1.2.
Alphabet's Boston Dynamics Showcases Wheeled Robot 'Handle,' AKA The Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of
Boston Dynamics has just showcased a wheel-legged robot named Handle. On the stage at Abundance360, company CEO Marc Raibert introduced it as a 'nightmare-inducing robot.'
New Moto Mods Are Designed To Add Wireless Charging Or A Solar-Powered Battery To Your Phone
Two new Moto Mods called The Ultimate Moto Z Mod and Mico have surfaced, and they bring wireless charging and a solar-powered battery to the table respectively.
New LG G6 Report Supports Water-Resistant Design, Non-Removable Battery, And Built-In Google Assistant Rumors
The LG G6 is reportedly going to sport a water-resistant build, a non-removable battery, and Snapdragon 821 and have Google Assistant onboard instead of Alexa, corroborating previous rumors.
Huawei Watch 2 With Cellular Connectivity To Debut Next Month At MWC 2017: Rumor
The Huawei Watch 2 may go official next month at MWC 2017, donning a 'sportier' look than the original and featuring cellular connectivity and Android Wear 2.0.
Samsung Galaxy S6 Android 7.0 Nougat Update Nears Launch As Wi-Fi Certification Turns Up
The Wi-Fi Alliance has certified a Galaxy S6 running Android 7.0 Nougat, indicating that the phone and its other variations may start receiving the update soon enough.
Sundance Film Festival Was Hit By Hackers, But Cyberattack Didn't Affect Screenings
Some hackers took aim at the Sundance Film Festival that caused its box office to close down for some time, but the attack wasn't enough to take any effect on the screenings.
Cortana Coming To A Lock Screen Near You (Your Android Phone, To Be Exact)
Android users will soon have access to Cortana via their phones' lock screens, which makes getting help from the virtual assistant a whole lot quicker.
Google Updates Its Android App To Store Offline Searches, Makes Spotty Connections More Bearable
Google is rolling out the new offline search feature to its Android app, allowing users to store queries and effectively dealing with spotty connections.
The Most Common Password Of 2016 Is Still '123456'
It's official: the most common password of 2016 is still '123456,' with 17 percent of online users still using it. Needless to say, that's a big no-no.
Best Android Games Of 2017: 'Apollo Justice,' 'Fallout Shelter,' Hearthstone,' 'Pokémon GO,' And 'Minecraft'
Another year, another 365 days for gaming. To help you decide which ones to try, check out some of the best Android games of 2017, including 'Apollo Justice,' 'Fallout Shelter,' 'Hearthstone,' and more.
They Met Their Demise In 2016: Saying Goodbye To Samsung Galaxy Note 7, Microsoft's Tay, Pebble, Google Project Ara, And Vine
In 2016, a lot of tech products and whatnot had to say good-bye, from Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 and Google's Project Ara to Microsoft's chatbot Tay. That said, here are five of the top tech that 'died' last year.
Twitter Looks Into 4 Themes To Fix And Improve In 2017: Abuse, Edit, Topics And Interests, And Conversations
Twitter has some big plans for 2017, focusing on four themes to fix and improve: online abuse, editing tweets, following topics and interests, and keeping track of conversations.
'Pokémon Sun' And 'Moon' Event: Second Global Mission Tasks Trainers With Catching Or Defeating 1 Million Pokémon Encountered Via Island Scan
The second global mission in 'Pokémon Sun' and 'Moon' is getting off the ground, and this time around, trainers across the globe have to catch or defeat 1 million Pokémon encountered using Island Scan.
'Double Dragon IV' Is The New Retro Game Coming To PS4, PC Via Steam This Jan. 30
Yes, 'Double Dragon IV' is real, and it's already scheduled to launch for the PS4 and PC on Jan. 30. Check out the teaser trailer that developer Arc System Works released.
iPad iOS 10 Tips And Tricks: Find Photos, Open Pages In Split View, Magnify Small Text, And More
Any iPad running iOS 10 has a lot more to offer that some users may not know. Here are some tips and tricks to take advantage of them, including opening pages in Split View and removing ads on Safari.
Top 10 Tech Stories Of 2016: Android, Kickass Torrents, The Running Man Challenge, And More
The tech world has a lot of goings-on every year, making it hard to keep track of all of them. That's why we've listed down the top 10 tech stories of 2016 that got the most attention from our readers.
