For more than two decades the PlayStation has become synonymous with entertainment for millions of people worldwide. With more than half a billion units sold and countless games released, the device is one of Sony’s most prominent products to date and perhaps the most visible.
Since its emergence in 1995 with PSOne, until the arrival of the ninth generation of consoles, with PS5 in 2020, the brand has hit a lot and also made mistakes, sometimes, during its evolution since the time of the CD until reaching a powerful SSD.
How about going back in time and getting to know all the versions, accessories and some remarkable games in PlayStation history? Come on!
We spend a lot of time online – from playing games and streaming movies to catching up with friends. So, staying connected when you’re away from your trusty home Wi-Fi connection is a must.
That’s where mobile broadband comes in – it lets you stay connected on all your devices, without having to rely on Wi-Fi in restaurants and cafes.
Types of internet connections
Let’s quickly break down the different ways to connect to the internet: – Broadband: High-speed internet that travels through cables. There are different types and speeds, but broadband is what most people have as their home internet connection. – Wi-Fi: This is just the name for a wireless internet connection from a router. – 4G and 5G: Mobile internet from a satellite....
An Italian plumber created by a Japanese artist somehow became one of the most recognizable characters on earth. Featured in over 100 games, it’s hard to imagine Nintendo or even video games without this moustached man in red. But where did he come from?
Our story begins in the early 1980’s with a struggling card and toy company – Nintendo – trying to break into a then-expanding market – arcade games. The company’s few attempts at making games were mixed at best, and a game called Radar Scope barely sold at all – leaving Nintendo with empty cabinets in need of a new game.
Looking to try something new, Nintendo President Hiroshi Yamauchi approached an artist named Shigeru Miyamoto – who until then worked on art for Nintendo’s games – and asked him to design a game for the cabinets. Miyamoto was not a programmer, and thought of a story before starting work on gameplay – perhaps the first time this has happened....
Anyone with an iPhone in their pocket is in for a treat when iOS 16 drops later this year. The latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system was teased at the annual WWDC conference and has since been released as a separate developer and public betas ahead of its official launch – likely alongside the upcoming iPhone 14.
If you’re an early adopter, here’s what to look out for once you’ve installed the beta. And for everyone else, there’s still plenty of time to digest what’s new before it gets beamed to your handset later this year.
Customization is king for 2022, with major changes to the lock screen – but there are plenty of additions that should get photography, travel, and home automation fans salivating. Here are the 10 best new features coming to iOS 16.
The iPhone 14 was unveiled at Wednesday’s Apple event but that was just the beginning. The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Ultra, Apple Watch SE and Air Pods Pro 2nd generation all made an appearance. It was a lot. All will be available for preorder over the next few weeks, and some ship as soon as Sept. 16. So keep your eyes peeled for further updates from us…
There was a common theme to all the new features, it’s that Apple wants to make its devices as indispensable as ever. The new iPhones and Apple Watches have a crash detection feature, for example, and your iPhone will be able to send emergency messages via satellite connectivity.
All those additions are on top of the normal enhancements you’d expect from Apple product updates — a new chipset for the iPhones (or at least the iPhone 14 Pro models), camera....
