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techradar wrote a new post, Your iPhone battery life problems could be fixed with this graphene case, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Graphene is a lightweight, strong and flexible material that’s capable of minor miracles. The NanoCase is a new case coming out that rocks a surprisingly slim profile given its long list of perks. Slipped onto your iPhone 7, iPhone 8 or iPhone X, the added durability comes with some next-level heat dissipation – another one of graphene’s many skills. Graphene conducts heat at a rate that’s ten times faster than copper, according to the NanoCase’s makers. And with this reduction in heat drawn fro

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techradar wrote a new post, Best gifts for fitness fans, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
That means not only sleep tracking via movements but heart rate tracking, ambient noise awareness, temperature and humidity tracking – it even tracks snoring. But it also offers fitness tests using the HR tracker and personalized running training plans based on goals. Check out the Polar M430 in our best running watch list6. This manages GPS and heart rate tracking for a whopping 24 hours, or up to 60 in UltraTrac mode without HR. Of course Garmin has also built the Fenix 5X for everything else,

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techradar wrote a new post, HDMI 2.1: here’s everything you need to know about the new standard, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Although it’s about keeping HDMI at the bleeding edge, HDMI 2.1 actually goes ever further, supporting resolutions as high as 10K at 120Hz. Given the growing popularity of HDR , HDMI 2.1 bringing Dynamic HDR is perhaps the biggest news for home cinema aficionados. “Because we’re carrying so much data now – we’ve gone from 18Gbps in HDMI 2.0 to 48Gbps in HDMI 2.1,” says Park. Incoming HDMI 2.1 cables will cope with 48GbpsDitto the compliance tests that each HDMI 2.1 cable will have to pass in ord

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techradar wrote a new post, The A to Z of Photography: Metering, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Canon calls this system ‘Evaluative’ metering, Nikon calls it ‘Matrix’ metering, and it’s also called ‘multi-pattern’ or ‘multi-segment’ metering. Multi-pattern meteringMulti-pattern metering is great for a wide range of subjects, including landscapesMulti-pattern metering works pretty well for getting a usable exposure across a wide range of conditions. Center-weighted meteringThe bias towards metering in the center has meant this subject has been exposed correctly, and not underexposedThat’s w

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techradar wrote a new post, The best security camera systems for home and business in 2018, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
It’s fair to say that in recent times, there’s been an explosion of increasingly sophisticated IP (internet protocol) cameras – and in this guide to the best of CCTV and security camera, we’ve covered the smartest smart cameras on the market. The most significant thing that these new IP cameras have in common is their accessibility. Let’s get things underway then, with our number one security camera of the moment, which is the (drum roll)…1. Netatmo PresenceNetatmo’s floodlight IP camera can dis

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techradar wrote a new post, Downloads advent calendar: get MusicExtractor 2017 free today, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
The holidays are an expensive time, so we’re bringing you a special treat: a full, free Windows program to download every day until Christmas. Take a peek behind door 21 on our free downloads advent calendar to discover MusicExtractor 2017 – an incredibly handy little tool for extracting the audio from video files. There are no unnecessary bells and whistles – just select a video, let MusicExtractor analyze it, and click ‘Extract’. MusicExtractor supports all the most common video formats, and s

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techradar wrote a new post, The best free Instagram photo editor 2017, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Here we’ve picked out photo editors created with Instagram in mind, offering specially designed templates, filters and other effects specially designed for the social network. The Instagram desktop apps don’t support uploading, but you can easily get around that with our handy guide to uploading photos to Instagram from your desktop. You can use any design marked ‘Free’ to create your Instagram image (the others are only available to premium account holders). Those marked with a diamond icon are

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techradar wrote a new post, Firefox has come to Amazon Fire TV devices, bringing YouTube access with it, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Mozilla has announced that its Firefox web browser is now available on all Fire TV devices in all countries, joining Amazon’s own Silk browser. Navigating web browsers on big-screen TVs isn’t the most user-friendly experience, but for Amazon Fire TV users it could soon be the only way to access YouTube. This will be good news for Amazon Fire TV users, whose access to YouTube has been threatened thanks to the current feud between Amazon and Google. The problems started when Amazon decided to pull

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techradar wrote a new post, LG’s 5K ultra-wide monitor claims pro-level accuracy with lifelike colors, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
LG has revealed a pair of new monitors that it will be showing off at CES 2018, both of which offer impressive color accuracy smarts thanks to new ‘Nano IPS’ technology. There’s also the LG 32UK950 (pictured below), which offers a 32-inch panel with a 4K resolution. Both monitors support HDR 600 (LG notes that the displays have a peak brightness of 600 cd/m2) and as mentioned they utilize new Nano IPS technology (previously employed in LG’s TVs). Indeed, LG claims that these monitors are capable

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techradar wrote a new post, Here’s how to finally get Netflix HDR streaming on Windows 10, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Is your PC your primary way of streaming the latest shows and movies from Netflix? Then you’ve got a little pre-Christmas gift awaiting you – you’ll finally be able to use your Windows 10 computer to stream shows in their full HDR-enabled glory. The High Dynamic Range update is available so long as you’re using the Windows 10 Netflix app, or the Edge browser. Windows 10 must also be updated to the Fall Creators Update, running at least version 1703. It’s well worth it though, making the best Net

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techradar wrote a new post, Nokia 9 looks likely to have a dual-lens front-facing camera, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Just yesterday we saw a render seemingly showing the Nokia 9 with a dual-lens front-facing camera. Apparently it’s a Chicony CKACE16 camera with one f/2.0 aperture lens and one f/2.4 one. Other than its ability to shoot in 1080p we don’t know anything else about the camera, but it could be one of the more interesting front-facing snappers on a phone if this is accurate, given that most phones have just a single-lens front-facing camera. More lenses than you’ll know what to do withIn fact, the No

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techradar wrote a new post, Samsung Galaxy X plot thickens as rumored model number turns out to be false, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
The long rumored foldable, flexible Samsung Galaxy X may not be arriving as soon as hoped, as a new leak suggests the leaked model number for the handset actually belongs to a different phone. Samsung has now issued a press release on a handset with the model number SM-G888N0, and it appears to be a rugged device and not a futuristic mobile that can be bent or folded. The Samsung SM-G888N0 is a LTE device built for professionals, which means it’s unlikely to ever see the light of day in the cons

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techradar wrote a new post, Last-minute gift hunting? We’ve got a suggestion that won’t trouble the postman, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
We’ve all had that last-minute panic when we cast an eye under the tree and realize that, despite all the promises to the contrary, our loved one has indeed bought you those extra seven presents, making your own offering look both pitiful and Scroogey. But fear not, because even if the postman is incapable of Santa-like delivery times, the world of digital can ride to your rescue faster than a shiny-nosed reindeer railing against the bullying of his supposed team-mates. Yes, it’s the time of yea

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techradar wrote a new post, Xbox One keyboard and mouse support might be closer than you think, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
We’ve known mouse and keyboard support were coming to the console for a while. Mike Ybarra confirmed as much at PAX West earlier this year, and Phil Spencer has said that support is coming on a couple of occasions. The Xbox One won’t be the first console to get keyboard and mouse support. However in the past, the usefulness of keyboard and mouse on consoles has been limited since so few people bothered to hook them up. Theoretically this would allow keyboard and mouse players on a console to pla

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techradar wrote a new post, Google will require all Android apps to be 64-bit beginning in August 2019, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
The move is meant to prepare for a future version of Android that will only support 64-bit apps, and Google is billing it as an improvement for the platform’s security performance as a whole. “For apps that use native libraries, 64-bit code typically offers significantly better performance, with additional registers and new instructions,” the announcement post says. One step aheadThe post, which is aimed at Android developers, also details new API level requirements. Each time a new version of A

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techradar wrote a new post, Magic Leap One release date, price and features, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
The Magic Leap One release date has finally be revealed, at least if you’re willing to test out the “Creator Edition” of these augmented reality (AR) glasses. We’ll continue to track the Magic Leap release date as we all get closer to donning the first developer AR glasses in public. Magic Leap One priceYou won’t find a Magic Leap price just yet, so we’re all wondering how much it will cost. Also, Magic Leap doesn’t have many competitors in the AR glasses space, so it’s free to set its own price

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techradar wrote a new post, Frustrated with Google, Amazon may be making a YouTube competitor, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
So it appears Amazon was a little more angry about YouTube getting pulled from the Amazon Echo Show than it initially seemed. One of the trademark requests is for “Amazontube,” while the other is for “Opentube.” Totally tubularNot surprisingly, Amazon also looks eager to pair the rival service with its Alexa voice assistant. Amazon recently extended a peace offering to Google by announcing that it would start selling the Chromecast again. The problem, though, is that the device has yet to appear

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techradar wrote a new post, Windows Hello facial login gets tricked by printed photo on older Windows 10 versions, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
If you log into your PC using facial recognition on Windows 10 (otherwise known as Windows Hello), then be aware that older versions of Microsoft’s OS can be easily fooled with a simple printed photo of the user. Even those running the latest Fall Creators Update could potentially be victims here. German security firm Syss discovered this exploit, which circumvents Windows Hello security on Windows 10 PCs running versions which are older than the Fall Creators Update. In other words, to avoid th

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techradar wrote a new post, Macs may run iOS apps in 2018, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Apple may allow Mac computers to run iOS apps as part of its autumn 2018 macOS software update, according to a Bloomberg report. However, said iOS apps on Mac would rely on mouse and keyboard navigation in lieu of a touchscreen, something Apple remains hesitant to include on Mac computers. Citing “people familiar with the matter” (Apple declined to comment), the effort to bring iOS apps to Mac is known as project ‘Marzipan’, and is expected to be a marquee feature of the 2018 macOS release. As s

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techradar wrote a new post, Magic Leap One finally revealed: augmented reality goggles coming 2018, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 10 months ago
Magic Leap has finally revealed the Magic Leap One, its first consumer-orientated augmented reality goggles, are set to release to the public in 2018. Similar in principle to Microsoft’s HoloLens, the Magic Leap One is worn around the head and over the eyes, but looks more like a pair of ski goggles than the VR or mixed reality headsets we’ve seen previously. AR excitement buildsElsewhere the Magic Leap One also features four built-in mics for voice control, built in speakers and six external ca

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