TECHNOLOGY

Assassins’ Creed IV NVIDIA GeForce Graphics and Performance Guide: System Requirements and AnVilNext

Ubisoft released the latest installment of their popular game series, the Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. The award-winning series features pirating, pillaging, spilling and fighting wars with assassins on land. The previous generation console versions came out in October and received critical acclaim. This month, the PC version came in Northern American with the worldwide release following for the rest of the month.
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Asus Transformer Book T100 vs iPad Air: Go for Asus or Apple?

Asus became a popular maker of tablets when it launched the first generation Google Nexus 7 successfully. When the second generation Nexus 7 came out along with other Asus products, it solidified the company’s reputation as a strong computer manufacturer. With Apple releasing their trademark iPad line, which should buyers consider more? The holidays are just around the corner. Which company offers the best value for shopper’s money?

Reddit User Claims Assassin's Creed IV Can Run at 120 FPS using NVIDIA's 3DVision

Ubisoft's newest version of the "Assassin's Creed" series, "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag" can be considered as one of the best looking games around. Gamers and critics have commended the game for its visual appeal and its strong fan base. Whereas there are graphics and performance guides around, there are also users expressing a better 3-D approach to the game. After all, what’s more better than a good looking game in true 3-D experience?

Google Nexus 10 vs. Google Nexus 10 2 (Rumoured)

Fans have already seen Google's follow-up to its very successful Nexus 4 with the Nexus 5 and second version of the Nexus 7 tablet hitting the stores just weeks ago. How about the Nexus 10 and Nexus 10 2?

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 vs iPad Air: Pick a Samsung 10 or an Apple 9?

Smartphone manufacturers continue to explore ways to merge the capabilities of a handset and traditional computing devices. This is the primary reason why tablets proliferate today. They offer a combination of handset capabilities with traditional computing. As Samsung and Apple’s rivalry continues, two new devices on the market now compete: the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 and the iPad Air. Which is better on which?

Samsung Galaxy S5 Round of New Specs: ISOCELL Image Sensor, 2K Display, Android 4.4 KitKat, 64-Bit CPU but No Fingerprint Scanner

Samsung Galaxy S4 has been a huge hit. It is one of the best selling products of Samsung earning praises here and there. With a good follow up to their Samsung Galaxy line, it is only natural for the spotlight to be on the next device for release. More and more reports sprung up about the specs of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5. This time new info points to a better display, 64-bit CPU and a new image sensor technology.

Google Rolls out Minor Android 4.4 KitKat Bug Fix for Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10

Google just released their latest OS update through Android 4.4 KitKat. The Android 4.4 KitKat update offers a variety of features including a more harmonized approach to the operating system. Likewise, the update has also decreased the fragmentation among the devices. Nonetheless, the OS is not close to being perfect as Google will soon roll out minor bug fixes for Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.

Google Nexus 10 2 vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1: Which is the better Holiday Pick?

Google and Samsung continue to compete in the tablet arena. Both companies have released a refreshed line of slates but it seems they will not stop. The market is buzzing around the release of Google Nexus 10 2 whereas Samsung has been making the headlines for its slates such as the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1. With Google’s upcoming device bearing the same size, how will Samsung do? Is Google or Samsung better?

10 Tech Things That Give You Headaches

When you buy a new gadget, you may be excited to try it out. That is until you read the manual and found that the manufacturer is giving very complicated instruction. Here are 10 tech things that surely will give you a headache as cited by T3.

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