We live in a day and age where the tech race refuses to slow down. Electronics companies continue to push boundaries and outdo each other. So much so, that your month-old phone may no longer be top-of-the-line today. It doesn’t mean you SHOULD replace your phone every month. But it does raise exciting thoughts of the future. To that end, …

First-person pirate game Sea of Thieves is off to a good first day — server overload aside. The open-world action adventure title momentarily crashed due to an overwhelming influx of players. And while the game’s tech department is working on to ensure stability on their end, developer Rare has released their own take on a day one “patch.” Pirates Overload Sea of …

On Jan 3, researchers at Google’s Project Zero revealed two new security exploits — codenamed Meltdown and Spectre — to the public. Computer manufacturers are now releasing patches to deal with the security threats, but warn of up to a 30 percent performance loss in certain machines. What are Meltdown and Spectre? Meltdown breaches security by abusing branch prediction and …

The Console Wars have not been very exciting since Nintendo blundered with the WiiU. Back in 2001, the entire gaming community was split between the PlayStation 2, the Xbox, and the GameCube. You’d find these brutal debates about which one had the best graphics, sound, titles, add-ons… the list goes on and on. But frankly, for the past few years, …