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Samsung flexes its 200MP HP1 sensor by printing a cat billboard

Samsung unveiled its 200MP ISCOCELL HP1 camera sensor back in September of last year but we still have not seen a device to feature the massive

Vivaldi 1.3 is a bold new vision for browsers

f there’s one thing you can count on from the folks at Vivaldi, it’s that they’re always seeking to make their browser

‘Splitgate’ is getting a map builder and new modes on January 27th

Splitgate, the sci-fi portal shooter that transported me back to carefree Quake 3 Arena days, is getting a slew of updates on January 27th with

Personalized content at a glance: Introducing news and interests on the Windows 10 taskbar

It should be easy to catch up on the things we care about. Yet, we’re often stuck juggling devices, jumping between websites

How To Start A Gaming Blog Today (Step by step)

How to start a gaming blog and become a video game blogger – The Ultimate Guide! Have you ever tried to start

How to Make a Computer Operating System

Learning the Basics Take some basic Computer Science courses. Unlike developing for the web, creating an operating system requires a strong understanding of

Android Q may replace the back button with a swipe gesture, here’s how to enable it

Google’s take on gesture navigation isn’t exactly loved by everyone, and it seems the company is preparing a huge overhaul. Alongside tweaks in

Windows 10: A guide to the updates

The launch of a major Windows 10 update isn’t the end of a process — it’s really just the beginning. As soon

How to Use a Blog to Increase Organic Traffic

There are many great reasons for businesses to blog, but one stands out — increasing your keyword rankings and growing your organic

Android loses a huge innovator as LG quits making phones

One of the biggest innovators in Android is bowing out. On Monday morning, LG revealed that it is exiting the phone business to focus