Jan 22
Volvo has high hopes for 2014, glowing from a multi-billion investment after its break-up from Ford, and with a new engine architecture, Drive-E, for its refreshed best-sellers, the S60, V60, … Continue reading
Jan 21
Call of Duty: Ghosts Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliWith a Call of Duty game coming out at least once a year for what seems like forever, it’s not easy always seeing the newest title for what it’s worth, … Continue reading
Jan 21
T-Mobile Sony Xperia Z1S Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliTo say that Sony is participating in the current “if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it” trend would be an understatement if you’ve been keeping track of their hero Xperia … Continue reading
Jan 21
Beats Music Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliWhen you open Beats Music – after you’ve signed up or signed in – you’re not going to find a playlist of music you’ve listened to a thousand times before. … Continue reading
Jan 20
Each Steam Machine coming to the market later this year will be unique – that’s the message we’re getting from groups like iBuyPower and Falcon Northwest here in the first … Continue reading
Jan 20
Nokia Lumia 1320 Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliNokia’s Lumia 1520 grabbed the bulk of the headlines at the company’s Abu Dhabi event last October, but it wasn’t the only phablet the company brought along. In addition to … Continue reading
Jan 20
After months of development and a rather successful crowd-funded venture last year, the folks behind the game Redux: Dark Matters are ready to bring their game to the public. This … Continue reading
Jan 19
When Google announced last week that it had agreed to acquire Nest for more than $3 billion, there appeared to be a general consensus in the tech world: bad news. … Continue reading
Jan 17
There’s no doubt now that the wearables trend is in full swing, with devices like Motorola’s digital tattoos and Google’s announcement this week: smart contact lenses. These lenses work with … Continue reading
Jan 17
Obama NSA reform plan revealed
Posted in: Today's ChiliPresident Obama has defended the NSA’s spying actions, arguing that the continuing pace of technological advancement means surveillance is essential, though revealing a “series of concrete and substantial reforms” he … Continue reading
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