Capcom has plans to bring four of its old (okay, not old – pretty goddamn ancient) video games to mobile devices. The first one to roll in is 1942, an arcade shooter where the player takes the role of a bomber pilot fighting in the 8-bit World War II. The game is mostly a straightforward port, with the only enhancements being two game modes instead of one (casual for an easy experience and classic for the good old fashioned difficulty level), achievements and leaderboards.Sim-unlock.net is a system that offers unlocking sim locks of any phone model. We guarantee the lowest prices and ...

Citizen is a renewed version of the old iOS-exclusive app Vigilante, now available for both Apple and Android operating system. Application’s feature is to provide a real-time alert of any crimes that appear in your living area. If available online, app adds a video footage to the alert, so that you can know what you’re runn… going away from when you’re going away from it. Sounds great, right? There is one catch – Citizen only works, for now at least, in New York. Making the app globally effective will be a difficult task, but I for one hope that it will happen ...

Creators of Tinder are working on something called Tinder Select. As far as I understand, Tinder Select is a special Tinder service available only to a particular group of people chosen by Tinder itself on the basis of their celebrity status and/or extraordinarily good looks. Tinder Select users may or may not be able to invite others to the service.In other words, Tinder Select is a closed community dating app for fagg… people who enjoy feeling superior to us teeming masses. Hey, eff you too, celebs.Sim-unlock.net is a system that offers unlocking sim locks of any phone model. We ...

A group of scientists from King Abdullah University of Science & Technology is working on a technology that allows for a remote or self-destruction of a smartphone. Their aim is to construct a special polymer that would be put inside the device. This polymer could then be triggered, by various means, to produce a large amount of heat. Heat would cause it to bloat, eventually causing the bulging mass to break the nearby phone chip. Scientists plan to create a number of triggers that could make the phone autodestruct. Among their ideas are; remote control, light detection (e.g., phone ...

According to analytics firm Flurry, U.S. smartphone users are spending average of five hours per day on their mobile devices, a whooping 20% more than they used to do by the beginning of 2016. Apps are what sees the biggest increase in use, with mobile browsers and even mobile games both seeing decline in use over the last few years. Research states that using apps is Americans’ favourite past time in the living room, beating the old veteran of potato couching, television – even if many of those apps are TV-esque devices in kind of Netflix or Amazon Video.I never felt bad about ...

Every aspect of our lives (at least those of people living in the First World) is getting ”technologized”, so why not up our sex life to 2.0 as well. Apple’s i.Con Smart Condom is Apple’s answer to your need to have your apparatus wrapped in/rubbed by cybernetics. The device will monitor details of your sex life, such as duration of intercourse, number of thrusts made or calories burn, and relay this info to a special smartphone app. The device itself is not actually a condom, though, but a ring to be placed over an actual prophylactic. Good thing, too, ’cause ...

Axon, american company dealing in gadgets for police officers, is working on improvements to personal cameras that the officers in the US are beginning to use. Right now, the company is working on a special sensor. That sensor will be put inside every officer’s holster, and will automatically activate the officer’s camera whenever he/she takes his/her gun out. Sensor will also activate every camera within ten meters. This solution makes sure that, A>, the camera is on whenever a really serious situation is taking place, and B>, that the situation is filmed from as many angles as ...

Well… everyone has to die from something… we have heard of people dying when playing video games, although most of these (very, very few) cases were due to sleep deprivation and other problems caused by playing non-stop for long periods of time (my record is 23 hours, but that’s nothing compared to some people). I do not think I have heard of anyone dying from excitment when playing video games, at least until now. 66 years old citizen of Marina Bay Sands was an avid Pokemon GO player. On that unfortunate day, he and his family was celebrating birthday of another family ...

Some time ago I reported to you that one bilion Yahoo accounts have been infiltrated by hackers in one of the largest cyber-attacks to date. Well, as it turns out, this wasn’t the first time Yahoo was being targeted by e-criminals. According to inquiry by Securities and Exchange Commssion, portal has already been invaded between 2015 and 2016, with hackers collecting data of 32 million Yahoo accounts. Verizon, new owner of Yahoo, probably isn’t pleased. This may be why the portal was sold for paltry 350 million USD.If I were you, I’d move to Gmail or some other mailing ...

Mr. Goodenough may be 94 years old, but that does not stop him from working (respect). Along with Maria Helena Braga, professor Goodenough has developed a battery that is said to be safer, more efficient AND cheaper than an everyday li-ion batteries we see in our smartphones. Among other benefits of their battery is increased longevity, more nature-friendly materials (sounds cool, but – how?) and increased recharge speed. Of course, battery is still in development, and there is no fixed date on when the research will be complete. The sooner, the better.Sim-unlock.net is a system that ...