My tech plan for a happier, healthier 2021
2020 was one heck of a year. And tech has been a double-edged sword, simultaneously making things easier and more challenging. In 2021, I plan to use technology in a way that makes it better.
Latest from Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
How to open '100 tabs of pure madness' to confuse ad trackers and load test your browser
Firefox maker Mozilla has a website that allows you to spawn 100 tabs designed to confuse ad trackers.
Solar eclipse 2017: By the numbers
Let's take a look at some of the key facts relating to the solar eclipse happening August 21, 2017, and put some of that data into a tech-related context.
Micron develops new parallel processing architecture
Micron has today announced Automata Processor - a fundamentally new computing architecture capable of performing high-speed, comprehensive search and analysis of complex, unstructured data streams.
Thanksgiving fun: Crysis ... on the Titanic!
Put that turkey leg down, throw your Nanosuit on and take a tour of the Titanic!
Grand Theft Auto V trailer
The fifth Grand Theft Auto game makes an appearance ... in trailer form.
Kingston SandForce-based HyperX SSDs shipping
Kingston has announced that it has started shipping 2.5-inch HyperX SSD drives, which are equipped with 6Gb/s SATA Rev 3.0 and featuring the SandForce SF-2281 controller.
Duke Nukem Forever ... What a disappointment
I've written a lot about Duke Nukem Forever here, so now that the game out it's only fair (and right) that I complete the record. Verdict - What a total and utter disappointment.
No DVD/Blu-ray playback for Nintendo's Wii U - Does it matter?
Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata has confirmed that it's upcoming Wii U games console will not support DVD/Blu-ray playback. Does it matter?
Leaked slides claim to shed light on NVIDIA GTX 590
A couple of images claiming to be leaked slides have been posted onto the XtremeSystems forum that allegedly detail NVIDIA's upcoming GTX 590 offering.