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Review: Vodafone Smart Prime 7

Posted on August 22, 2016August 22, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

Last year we got a look at something unexpected. A sub €100 smartphone that actually offered decent specs. While we have seen budget smartphones before, the launch of the Smart Prime 6 was pretty awesome since it gave some great performance, a decent display, and an okay camera. The most important aspect of the device was offering […]

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Review: ViewSonic VX27776 Monitor

Posted on August 3, 2016August 3, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

When putting together your new PC, a monitor is the foundation for your interface. A bad monitor can ruin a nice build and it’s an important part not to skimp on. Thankfully decent monitors are getting cheaper and cheaper, and the specs that were normally surrounded by really high pricetag’s is no longer the case. […]

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New Samsung Gear VR unveiled

Posted on August 2, 2016August 3, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

As expected Samsung announced a new Gear VR along with the new Galaxy Note 7. Since the new smartphone ditches MicroUSB in favour of the newer USB Type-C, then a new Gear VR was needed to continue Samsung’s virtual reality efforts. The new Gear VR doesn’t just support Type-C, but continues support for MicroUSB but […]

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Samsung Galaxy Note 7 announced

Posted on August 2, 2016September 2, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

Samsung Galaxy unpacked event is currently underway and today we finally have the official announcement of the new Galaxy Note 7 (yeah, they skipped the Note 6). The new flagship from Samsung shares a lot of the same specs compared to the Galaxy S7 Edge. Inside we have the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chipset with […]

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Review: Western Digital 8TB Red Hard Drive

Posted on July 4, 2016August 3, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

  The race for increased capacity continues, and while we have seen 8TB sizes and larger before: the first bunch of drives to launch with those sizes typically included some drawbacks with performance. Western Digital’s Red series has always offered excellent performance, and we would expect nothing less from their new 8TB drives. So lets […]

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Microsoft announce Project Scorpio, their next console

Posted on June 13, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

Microsoft’s next big console is already underway and is set to offer true 4K visuals with 6 teraflops of GPU compute power. The new console doesn’t yet have a name, and is simply called Project Scorpio. The new hardware is aimed for released holiday 2017. Microsoft are pushing the new hardware for 4K resolution at 60fps […]

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Microsoft announces Xbox One S

Posted on June 13, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

Microsoft quickly announced their new Xbox One S on stage at E3, most likley because it had already leaked completely before the event. None the less, the new Xbox One S is now official. The new console is 40-percent smaller than the previous Xbox One and will launch with up to 2TB hard drive capacity, […]

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Review: Spigen Rugged Armour cover for Galaxy S7 Edge

Posted on May 21, 2016May 22, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

  The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge launched a few months back and one of the more important accessories and questions that get asked are ‘What cover should I buy’. Spigen were kind enough to send us their popular Rugged Armour case for the Galax S7 Edge for us to take a look at. So […]

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Three Ireland customers reporting wide spread network issues

Posted on May 20, 2016May 24, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

A lot of Three users have taken to boards.ie with multiple complaints about Three’s network service for the past few months. Most of the complaints are identical with users experiencing loss of signal completely, or having a signal but still not be able to make or receive calls. Data connections have also been affected with […]

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Virtual Reality will be an even bigger part of Android N with DayDream

Posted on May 20, 2016May 20, 2016 by Craig O'Sullivan

Google 2 years ago announced Google Cardboard VR and that had a big impact in mobile VR. The idea was simple, yet enough to give developers enough incentive to get VR moving on the mobile front. Android N will be taking things up a notch and Google are pushing a new VR initiative called DayDream. […]

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