Remember the PLAiR smart dongle I told you about back in January? Well, it’s now ready to purchase. PLAiR has been designed to free up its users from the mirroring restrictions of AirPlay and other alternatives. Plair uses your local wireless network to connect your computer, tablet or smartphone to your television wirelessly, enabling you…
Remember the PLAiR smart dongle I told you about back in January? Well, it’s now ready to purchase. PLAiR has been designed to free up its users from the mirroring restrictions of AirPlay and other alternatives. Plair uses your local wireless network to connect your computer, tablet or smartphone to your television wirelessly, enabling you... [more]
Sony has just revealed its first big non-gaming service for the PS4. The world’s first 4K video service will appear on the PlayStation. 4K, or Ultra HD as it’s sometimes called, is being lined up as the next standard in video fidelity, doubling the current 1080p Full HD standard to 2160p. This means you get... [more]
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Fancy seeing the hidden bits of Parliament and getting up close and personal with Big Ben? Well, Team Black Sheep have managed to get in and over much of London with their video camera-packed drone. This awesome video, courtesy of Team Black Sheep, takes you over and around the London Eye, the Gherkin, the Tower... [more]
If, like me, you rely on using multiple screens to keep track of everything you’re doing then you may welcome the 21:9 LG EA93 monitor in to your life. LG claims their new EA93 monitor to be the first to pack a 21:9 aspect ratio which should help cut your desk clutter. The monitor runs... [more]
The latest Apple operating system for their mobile devices, iOS 6, showed a distinct lack of YouTube in the default apps list. Well, you’ll still be able to get your fill of cute cat videos thanks to the new stand-alone app. The iPhone YouTube app was handy, but not great. You couldn’t share directly to... [more]
The High Court has ordered a British ban on the Pirate Bay. That means the internet service providers you give money to each month have been told to block access to the Swedish file-sharing site. So far Sky, Everything Everywhere, TalkTalk, O2 and Virgin Media have been ordered to prevent access to The Pirate Bay... [more]
