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Warner Bros. 2 announced that they are pulling the plug on NetherRealm’s “Injustice 2” beta next week. This means that players who have been enjoying the game trial only have a few more days left. Read More »
OnePlus 5:See what the upcoming flagship killer may look like. Read More »
Reports suggest, "Pokemon Go" will come up with over 80 new characters by the next week. Read More »
Researchers from the University of Southern California discovered that Norway spends the most money on in-app purchases. The lucky mobile applications are “Clash of Clans” and “Candy Crush”. Read More »
Space X automated mission which is supposed to launch in March 2018 has been moved to 2020. It is said that NASA is going to help for the launching of the capsule and they are going to spend almost $30 Million. Read More »
Is Rockstar Games keeping some secret map from "GTA 5 Online" fans? It seems so. Read More »
The next generation of computing devices are in the hands of Microsoft. Read More »
The Samurai finally joins the battle in “Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood”. Making the announcement is Naoki Yoshida, the man behind the revival of this MMORPG. Read More »
Xiaomi is running after the tech giants by announcing its own SoC. The new chipset will be fabricated on a 10nm process and will reduce the dependence of the company on using MediaTek and Qualcomm chips. Read More »
Cadillac is testing its new compact SUV names XT3 and the company is planning for a mid-2018 launch. The new SUV will be priced around $30,000. Read More »
OnePlus is tipped to sidestep the OnePlus 4 for 2017. Since the number four is thought to be misfortune in China, the organization is supposed to call its next flagship the OnePlus 5. Read More »
Samsung has dropped to the 49th place in the recent survey after its reputation suffered from the Galaxy Note 7 mess and the arrest of its vice chairman. Read More »
Google is working on a new version of Chrome that is faster and safer than its current rendition. Read More »
