Microsoft Flight Simulator gets Steam release date, post-launch VR support

The impending release of the Xbox Series X has largely overshadowed another upcoming Microsoft release: Microsoft Flight Simulator. The much-loved series is finally making a comeback this year, nearly 15 years after the last major entry in the series, Microsoft Flight Simulator X, which launched way back in 2006. Microsoft Flight Simulator X also came to Steam in 2014, … Continue reading Microsoft Flight Simulator gets Steam release date, post-launch VR support Continue Reading →

Razer BlackShark V2 Review: Simply great

EDITORS’ RATING: 9/10 PROS Extremely comfortable for long periods of time Sound tuning with Razer software Detachable USB sound card Detachable high-end mic Passive sound cancellation is surprisingly nice CONS Doesn’t (yet) come in Slime Green Sound cancellation only passive The Razer BlackShark V2 and BlackShark V2 X are made for gamers at all levels. … Continue reading Razer BlackShark V2 Review: Simply great Continue Reading →

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Market 2020| Top Leaders, Size, Business Growth, Share, Covid-19 Analysis, Industry Trends, Regional Forecast to 2023

The need to transform the global workforce is expected to create profitable chances for bring your own device market 2020.  The semiconductor and electronics industry reports are produced by Market Research Future, which highlights market options for expansion. A 16% CAGR is expected to change the market landscape in the coming period. Distinguished Companies Operating … Continue reading Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Market 2020| Top Leaders, Size, Business Growth, Share, Covid-19 Analysis, Industry Trends, Regional Forecast to 2023 Continue Reading →

Google One “free” phone backup now a reality, but beware the limits

Google released a phone backup system to Android and iOS users “wherever Google One is available” this week. This system is free, so long as you’re using less than the 15GB storage that comes free with a Google Account. You can attain a Google Account for free, and back up your smartphone’s data for free, … Continue reading Google One “free” phone backup now a reality, but beware the limits Continue Reading →

Sen. Josh Hawley wants to strip legal protections from sites with targeted ads

Photo by Erin Schaff-Pool / Getty Images Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) has introduced the latest of several bills designed to weaken a key online legal shield. The Behavioral Advertising Decisions Are Downgrading Services (or BAD ADS) Act would remove protections under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act for large web services that display ads based on … Continue reading Sen. Josh Hawley wants to strip legal protections from sites with targeted ads Continue Reading →

Epic Games Store begins rolling out a fan-favorite feature

When the Epic Games Store launched in December 2018, it launched in something of a feature-poor state. Epic promised to build out the store’s feature set over time, but it’s been a long, involved process that’s still ongoing. Epic has started rolling out a rather big feature that many other digital storefronts have – achievements … Continue reading Epic Games Store begins rolling out a fan-favorite feature Continue Reading →