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GameStop’s Internal Database Lists Multiple New SKU For Nintendo Switch

On July 21, 2005January 2, 2020 By tech-tutorials

Normally when GameStop’s internal database lists new SKU, it means some big announcements are on the way. For example, prior to E3 last year it added more than 20 Nintendo Switch placeholders. Now, it’s done it again, with Twitter user @YuYuKamii revealing a total of 12 SKU for Nintendo Switch […]

Apple Watch connected to an Iomega Zip disk. Will it work?

On July 13, 2005October 8, 2019 By tech-tutorials

We recently saw how the new features that Apple introduced in the iOS 13 and iPadOS softwares permit your iPhone and iPad to connect to not only external storage, web servers and USB thumb drives but also access files on forgotten peripherals like Iomega’s Zip drive. iDB reader Niles Mitchell […]

Huawei’s new Mate 30 phones to run on open-source version of Android: source

On July 5, 2005September 20, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Huawei’s new Mate 30 smartphone range will run on an open-source version of Google’s Android operating system, a source familiar with the matter said ahead of a major launch event in Germany on Thursday. (Yahoo! News) Previous articleLinux-powered NVR can stream […]

Documentary Captures the Moment Annie Leibovitz Was ‘Told off’ for Asking the Queen to Remove Her Crown for Some Portraits

On June 27, 2005December 17, 2019 By tech-tutorials

It seems even the most reputable photographers in the industry aren’t immune from criticism. During a photo session with the Queen herself, Annie Leibovitz was “scolded” for asking her to remove her crown for a few shots. Revealed as part of BBC One’s documentary “A Year with the Queen,” the […]

How to Remote Control Your Raspberry Pi Camera from the Web

On June 19, 2005May 15, 2020 By tech-tutorials

What if you want to write a web application that will allow someone to access your Raspberry Pi’s hardware, its camera for example, from a web browser anywhere on the Internet? It’s pretty easy using Anvil, a Python web service that you can run locally. Read More at Tom’s Hardware

Ricoh Is Developing a new Pentax Flagship APS-C DSLR

On June 11, 2005September 21, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Ricoh has announced the development of a new flagship APS-C Pentax DSLR to be launched in 2020, with a preview of the camera being shown soon at the Pentax Meeting 100th Anniversary Special in Japan. Ricoh has given almost no details about the camera besides that it will be a K-mount […]

Microsoft Surface Pen vs. Dell Premium Active Pen: Stylus showdown

On June 3, 2005October 29, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Though it lacks a working eraser, the fact that Dell’s Premium Active Pen works across both Wacom AES and MPP protocols makes it an excellent choice if you own two or more devices that use them. $100 at Dell Pros 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity Three programmable buttons Tilt support […]

Microsoft to make it easier to install driver updates in Windows 10 20H1

On May 26, 2005December 26, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Microsoft is planning to make it easier to find and install optional updates in Windows 10. Optional Updates including drivers, feature updates, and monthly non-security quality updates. Introduced in Windows 10 Insider Build 19536, the item on the Windows Updates page would mean Windows 10 users would no longer need […]

How to Delete Siri & Dictation History on Mac and Opt-Out of Audio Recording Storage

On May 18, 2005November 23, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Want to delete and erase all Siri and Dictation history associated with a Mac from Apple servers? Additionally, can opt out of future audio storage and review of Siri recordings from a Mac. You can do both of these with the latest MacOS system software release, and this article will […]

Renders and video of the 2020 iPad Pro leak online

On May 10, 2005December 27, 2019 By tech-tutorials

As we are nearing to the end of the year, we have gone through all the tech launches and will be seeing new hardware next year. Since the next year is just a week away, we have already started seeing leaks giving us a fair idea of what to expect. […]