Sony is trying to trademark the term 'Let's Play' - Geek.com
This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. The term “Let’s Play” has become ubiquitous on YouTube since it’s used by nearly everyone who posts videos of themselves playing games (usually with colorful commentary). It’s the de facto term for that sort of content, basically. Judging from a recent trademark filing, it seems as if Sony is trying to prevent comp
This isn't a thumbdrive, it's a PC that weighs less than 2 ounces and works in any HDMI port - Geek.com
This isn’t a thumbdrive, it’s a PC that weighs less than 2 ounces and works in any HDMI port The plain-looking, white device you see up there isn’t a promotional flash drive Intel was giving out to conference attendees. It’s actually a Bay Trail Atom PC that tips the scales at just 1.6 ounces. It’s similar to Google’s Chromecast, at least in the sense that it’s designed to plug into an HDMI port,
Windows 8 gets Personal Use License for anyone building their own PC - Geek.com
Windows 8 gets Personal Use License for anyone building their own PC Microsoft has never really acknowledged or supported those among us who choose to build their own PCs. Windows licensing is usually offered in three forms: full retail product license, retail upgrade license, and OEM license. If you want to build your own machine at the moment, Microsoft expects you to buy a full retail copy of W
Anti-gang task force arrests John McAfee in Belize - Geek.com
This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. You’re probably most familiar with John McAfee by name if nothing else. McAfee is the antivirus pioneer who founded the company named after himself, which Intel bought in 2010 for $7.68 billion. What you may not know is that McAfee moved to the Central American nation of Belize in 2008. He might be regretting that
Windows 8 Blue Screen of Death replaces crash details with a sad face - Geek.com
The Windows Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) has always been a screen we dread to see. It’s blue, of course, and usually filled with lots of text telling you about the crash your operating system just experienced. To 99% of people viewing it, it makes absolutely no sense and is dismissed with a mandatory reboot. The BSoD has been included with every version of Windows I have ever owned, and I think I’v
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