On Friday evening it was widely reported that leaked details of Apple’s new line up had hit the streets, in spite of the company’s almost hermetically sealed secrecy system and the Internet has practically melted as a result. According to reports from the BBC and […]
Once the euphoria of unboxing your shiny new Android phone has calmed down a tad you’ll need to install your favourite Apps. Your first port of call should be Google Play where you’ll find more Apps than you ever thought possible. Here’s a selection I
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Samsung Galaxy S8 The Samsung Galaxy S8 was launched in April this year and in June I became the lucky recipient of a shiny new one, as mentioned in an article last month. I had furtively planned to acquire a Galaxy S7 Edge, but in
Weird Video Games In a competitive game market you need to stretch your imagination and push the creative boundaries in order to get noticed. And then there’s just weird. Goat Simulator Be a goat, you know you want to. According to legend, Goat Simulator was
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Yesterday the president of Samsung Mobile Communications D J Koh, presented the Galaxy Note 8 to the world in an impressive fanfare and stage presentation. Clearly still reeling from the PR disaster of the exploding Note 7 and on the rebound
Galaxy S3 Foibles Last month we returned from a three week European visit during which my wife’s Galaxy S3 began playing up and photos she had snapped were coming up blank or simply black images in the phone’s gallery. I quickly checked that what photos
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I first played DOOM 3 when it was released in 2004. At the time I was running a Pentium 4 3.2Ghz PC with 2Gb of RAM and an Nvidia 6800GT 256Mb AGP video card. Of course back then I thought my PC was the mutts nuts
The classic first person shooter is alive and well and living in Nazi America. Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus – Oct 2017 Following Machine Games’ Wolfenstein: The New Order, and Old Blood, where you, playing as BJ Blaskowicz get to take on the might of
A few years ago the very idea of playing your favourite PC games on your mobile phone would have been unthinkable, but not today with so many devices being dual, quad and octa-core. Quake II for example, was released in 1997 which coincided with the
iPhone Like a long running marriage breakdown, akin to a Burton-Taylor novella, Apple and I finally parted ways no more than three weeks ago – for the second time I might add – in an often acrimonious and bitter war of tastes. It had been no
Acer Predator 21 X As you do, I stumbled across this monster whilst browsing some nerdy unboxing videos on YouTube (yes, I know) and to say I was gobsmacked would be a tad blasé. Unveiled at the IFA in Berlin last August and CES earlier
Taking America back in 2018 Last week Ubisoft Montreal revealed their new game in the Far Cry Series, to be named rather unsurprisingly Far Cry 5. But what is a little surprising in these enlightened times, is the reaction to the theme and setting of
In a recent article here at DCT I showed how to Activate Dark Mode in YouTube and in another I raved about Opera and it’s many stand-out features. It’s entirely possible, yet highly unlikely that the good people at Opera actually read those two articles
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Britain’s National Health Service Following the global cyber/ransomware attack this week, it transpires that the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is still using Windows XP on a reported 90% of its systems, even though XP has not officially been supported by Microsoft since April 2014.
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