Watch_Dogs Features NVIDIA Technologies in Latest PC Trailer

Ubisoft just released a trailer for Watch_Dogs that showcases the amazing details that the PC version of the game can get through its integration of NVIDIA technologies.

The video touches on how the developers worked with NVIDIA to create a high quality environment for Chicago. This is all possible because of the partnership between NVIDIA and Ubisoft to create truly great graphically-intense games.

Sims 4 Is On Its Way to Be Played on the Latest Gaming Consoles

Redwood Shores, California – Sims 4 and the other top video games of 2013 will be soon released for the latest gaming consoles including the PS4 and the Xbox One.

It took them this far because they do not want to sacrifice the quality of the game. The consoles have given them enough opportunity to better their games. It will definitely increase the excitement from the gamers because of the better graphics, controls, features and a whole lot more.

Titanfall’s Latest Patch Adds Privates Matches, Improves Game in Various Ways

Titanfall's second update has been pushed to all platforms, tackling some nagging issues in addition to adding a few new features. Chief among the new features is a Private Match mode which allows for organized games. Furthermore, clan matches are now possible.

Tired of wall hackers on PC? Would you like group functionality to be easier on Xbox One? These two items in addition to many others are covered by the patch.

Now a mobile app called 'Namo Jump'

If there is one thing that BJP supporters and android users have in common is a new app called 'Namo Jump' that is keeping their fingers busy.

As the election wave in the India grows bigger and bolder there are many riding the surf. A new game modeled around 'doodle jump' is making its own tiny wave in the android app market. Strategically launched on the day that India goes to election NaMo Jump  is a new game developed by Zenithal Software for Android Users .

Android KitKat vs. iOS 7: Apple's Newest Mobile OS Adopted Faster

Google's Android has gained the upper hand against Apple's iOS over the last couple years, but it looks like when it comes to which mobile operating system's latest version is more adopted among its user base, iOS 7 handily defeats Android 4.4 KitKat.

T-Mobile announces Tablet Freedom to make it easier and cheaper to add tablets to your lines

T-Mobile is continuing to count down the days until they implement their latest uncarrier moves. Yesterday, they revealed a new entry-level plan for $40 that gives folks unlimited talk and text with 500MB of data for $40 per month. Announcement 2 of 3 deals with tablets, and how sucky other carriers make it to add connected devices to their account.

They’re calling their latest moves “Tablet Freedom,” and here’s what it’ll bring:

Sony Curves Images Sensors & TSMC Stacks Them

Two papers at an upcoming engineering conference promise to take image sensors in new directions.

The image sensor market leader Sony Corp. is due to report on an improved CMOS image sensor that uses a curved substrate to improve the image fidelity and reduce the dark current. At the same event, the Symposium on VLSI Technology, which takes place June 9-12 in Honolulu,engineers from TSMC will report on a CMOS image sensor with a 3D stacked architecture.

Dutch Woman Gets 3D-Printed Skull

The 3D printed skull used in the operation.
(Source: University Medical Center Utrecht)

Surgeons at the University Medical Center at Utrecht University in The Netherlands have successfully replaced a woman's skull with a 3D-printed replica.

Led by brain surgeon Bon Verweij, MD, the surgical team labored 23 hours in the operating room to replace the woman's skull with one made of acrylic

Honda Tests System That Warns Drivers of Traffic Signals

Honda has announced plans to test in live traffic a driver-assist system designed to warn drivers of upcoming traffic signals and do something about them even if the driver isn't prepared to.
The version of its driver-assist system Honda is testing uses onboard GPS systems and infrared sensors that recognize landmark IR beacons along the road to give the car's navigation system an accurate estimate of where it is and the status of a traffic signal it may be approaching.

Windows XP Isn't Safe to Use Anymore. Here's What to Do Next.

After almost 13 years, Microsoft is ending support for Windows XP. That means that unless you are a major government, no further security updates or patches will be available for the operating system.

Despite Microsoft's best efforts to convince everyone to upgrade to a newer version of Windows, Windows XP is still running on nearly 28% of all computers connected to the Internet. That's a lot of computers — and users. So what can those users do now?

Teardown of Samsung Galaxy S5: Loaded With Sensors

Update: The all new Broadcom BCM4354 MIMO 5G WiFi 802.11ac / Bluetooth 4.0 / FM Radio Module has been added as the Combo-Radio Design Win of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Teardown. This is the next evolution of the extremely successful Broadcom BCM43xx series of combo-radios.

Announced at Mobile World Congress, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is the latest evolution of the Korean electronics manufacturer’s market-leading Android-based device.

Why Heartbleed, the Latest Cybersecurity Scare, Matters

Another day, another terrifying computer security vulnerability. A hole in a widely used encryption technology has given hackers a way to infiltrate many of the world’s largest websites and download sensitive information from servers without leaving a trace. The problem, dubbed Heartbleed, has existed for two years but was recently discovered by researchers at Google (GOOG), setting off a scramble to fix it. Trying to track new security vulnerabilities can be dizzying, but here’s why this one is worth paying attention to:

Can Your Windows XP Computer Upgrade to Windows 7, 8.1?

As of yesterday, April 8, Windows XP will no longer receive security updates -- which means users should upgrade their computers to a more recent operating system or purchase a new machine.

Not all PCs can upgrade to Microsoft's most recent versions of Windows, but many should be able to. Here are the requirements needed to run Windows 7 and Windows 8.1.

Garmin's latest bike computer talks to your gear shifter

Bike computers have been connecting to an ever larger sphere of devices, ranging from fitness sensors to smartphones. It only makes sense, then, that they integrate with the bike itself -- and Garmin is doing just that with its new Edge 1000. The device can tell what gear you're using when paired with Shimano's Di2 electronic shifter, and ties that info to your ride; it's now easy to figure out if dropping gears helped you conquer that hill a little faster.

Xbox One YouTube App Gets Improved Game Video Sharing

Microsoft revealed today that a YouTube app update — which is rolling out tomorrow — will streamline how to upload game clips to the service.

"We’re rolling out an update to the YouTube app on Xbox One that integrates Game DVR and Upload with YouTube, making it easier than ever to capture and share game clips with the world," Microsoft said in a press release. Game DVR and Upload Studio are reportedly two of the most used apps on Xbox One, and the YouTube app update supposedly makes sharing game highlights as simple as a button click to upload to a user's YouTube channel.

Glu to Create Free-to-Play James Bond Game for Mobile

Glu Mobile has today announced it will create a new free-to-play mobile game based on the James Bond film franchise. The game, “inspired by the franchise`s rich history, themes, characters, and narratives”, is scheduled for summer 2015.

Killer Instinct: Latest Update Is Now Out On Xbox One

Microsoft has now released the Fulgore title update for Killer Instinct. Fulgore is the latest title update for the Xbox One fighter which also introduces to the game’s eighth and final new character of the season, the cyborg knight Fulgore. The new title update also adds an Arcade Mode to the game.

German automakers BMW, Audi and Mercedes break with traditional Teutonic luxury; shrink models and build more cars abroad

Chris Bangle, Bayerische Motoren Werke's former design chief, once likened the German carmaker's lineup to a bratwurst in three different lengths. Now, there's a lot more on offer, including convenient sizes.

BMW, which previously relied on the 3-, 5- and 7-Series sedans, has more than doubled its model offerings in the last 15 years to 26 variants by chiefly adding smaller vehicles. Audi and Mercedes have followed a similar path, veering away from the refined, powerful cars for which they're best known.

Nissan, Volkswagen look to drive in compact SUVs into India

MUMBAI: Volkswagen and Nissan Motor are considering an entry into sub-4 meter sedan and compact SUV space in India , touted as the fastest growing segment in the Indian car market. 

ET learns while Volkswagen has moved from a "consideration stage" to "final stage" of approval for development of the sub-4 meter project, while Japanese car maker Nissan Motor India has commissioned a study to explore potential of entering the sub-4 metre sedan (Sunny) and SUV segment. 

Qualcomm reveals 64-bit Snapdragon 810 and 808

Qualcomm is getting high on 64-bit chips with its fastest ever Snapdragon processor, which will render 4K video, support LTE Advanced and could run the 64-bit Android OS.

The new Snapdragon 810 is the company’s “highest performing” mobile chip for smartphones and tablets, Qualcomm said in a statement. Mobile devices with the 64-bit chip will ship in the first half of next year, and be faster and more power-efficient. Snapdragon chips are used in handsets with Android and Windows Phone operating systems, which are not available in 64-bit form yet.

Slew of Sony Xperia Z phones get KitKat 4.4.2 bug fix

Sony is now putting out a bug fix for the Xperia Z1, Xperia Z Ultra, and Xperia Z1 Compact; Firmware 14.3.A.0.757 takes the place of the former version (14.3.A.0.681).

What does the new version fix? The sound issue that has been plaguing users where noises from the handset were coming from the internal speaker instead of the external one. But Xperia Z users can now rejoice because they will be facing that problem no more.

AUO makes highest resolution AMOLED screen to date

AUO is about to debut their 513ppi AMOLED display made for smartphones. The unit boasts a WQHD (2560x1440) resolution, which is supposed to provide an amazing viewing experience.

The display they are showing off is a 5” AMOLED screen that measures 0.57mm in thickness. AUO hasn’t only worked on the screen’s resolution, however, but boasts that touchscreen usability will be improved as well as they’ve implemented a unique design that allows for 10-point touch support for, you know, in case you want to use both hands or feet to interact with your smartphone.

Google releases official Project Ara Module Developers Kit

Google officially released its first Project Ara Module Developers Kit (MDK). The MDK gives a better understanding of the platform and provides developers with guidelines for creating components for the modular smartphone.

HTC One (M8) for Sprint is using Harman/Kardon speakers

HTC's affair with Beats ended a while back, but is the smartphone maker courting another popular audio company? Harman/Kardon is a hi-fi company that makes anything from headphones to car audio and it seems that Sprint's HTC One (M8) has BoomSound speakers manufactured by just that company.