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YouTube to dish out stricter punishments for “Rogue Creators”

By Geoffrey Tim
February 12, 2018
in :  Technology
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YouTube will now levy stricted punishments "to apply in the rare event when one creator’s actions harm the entire community."

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You can now get a replica of the original Gameboy as a keychain

By Craig Risi
February 9, 2018
in :  Gaming, Technology
Comments Off on You can now get a replica of the original Gameboy as a keychain

Gaming technology have have evolved massively since then, but there is still something appealing about the original Gameboy device that was revolutionary when it first came out. And now you can get one the size of a keychain.

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Twitter makes its first ever profit

By Geoffrey Tim
February 9, 2018
in :  Technology
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Despite being around for over a decade, popular micro-blogging, shout-at-digital-passers-by service Twitter has never made a profit. They’ve been operating for 12 years, burning through investor money without seeing a return. That’s changed. For the first time ever, Twitter has reported a quarterly profit. Twitter made a quarterly profit of $91m in the last quarter of 2017, compared with a …

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Rumour: Google may break into gaming with a streaming service and console

By Geoffrey Tim
February 8, 2018
in :  Gaming, Technology
Comments Off on Rumour: Google may break into gaming with a streaming service and console

In the not too distant future, we won’t have fancy gaming consoles or unnecessarily beefy PCs to play games on. We’ll have weaker machines that stream games in real time from giant server farms, with the information beaming back and forth over the internet. It’s something that’s already happening with service like PlayStation Now. The next big one may come from Google.

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Pornhub is taking a stiff stand against deepfake porn

By Darryn Bonthuys
February 7, 2018
in :  Lifestyle, Technology
Comments Off on Pornhub is taking a stiff stand against deepfake porn

One website taking a hard (heh) stand against the surge in revenge porn and deepfakes? Streaming giant Pornhub, that announced this week that they’ll be flatout banning any deepfake content.

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Razer Kiyo webcam review – One ring light to rule them all

By Geoffrey Tim
February 5, 2018
in :  Gaming, Reviews, Technology
Comments Off on Razer Kiyo webcam review – One ring light to rule them all

If you’re looking for a webcam with an easy, built-in lighting solution and want 720p60fps 720p60fps streaming on the go, then the Kiyo is a good bet. Just remember to turn the autofocus off.

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Sony CEO Kaz Hirai to step down on April 1

By Geoffrey Tim
February 2, 2018
in :  Gaming, Technology
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Kaz Hirai, the former PlayStation executive who’s largely credited with making Sony profitable again, will be stepping down from the position of Sony CEO on April 1.

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Google removed over 700 000 “bad apps” from the Play Store in 2017

By Geoffrey Tim
January 31, 2018
in :  Technology
Comments Off on Google removed over 700 000 “bad apps” from the Play Store in 2017

Google’s Play Store is a mess. While it’s often touted as a beacon of freedom when contrasted against Apple’s more walled-garden approach, it is filled with hundreds upon thousands of garbage apps that at best are rubbish, and at worst are stuffed with hidden malware, dodgy in-app payments or bad adverts.

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