Windows 9 improvements and possible arrival discussed

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It’s almost five months since the launch of Windows 8 and there have been a huge number of people who are disappointed with the latest version of Microsoft’s OS. One of the main reasons is because the software is far better when run on a touchscreen device, and fails to impress on computers without the touchscreen feature.

iPhone 6 eye control features to help disabled

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With all the hype surrounding the eye tracking technology in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S4, it was only a matter of time before other smartphones thought about getting in on the act. However, while most people will look at how such technology can make life easier for you and I, just think of the benefits for those who have limited abilities?

Best BlackBerry 10 social apps in 2013

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When BlackBerry 10 was launched in January 30, 2013 with it came a host of social tools to help lure consumers and business users in, although these were the usual apps such as Facebook, Twitter, FourSquare etc. In order to become far more than the sum of its parts there needed to be more choice, and that’s just what BB10 has to offer.

Microsoft nudges Office 365 Home users to the cloud

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Cloud-based subscription service for Office 365 Home Premium offers good value and convenience

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 Microsoft has been dishing out various flavors of Office 2013 since November 2012, when enterprises with volume license plans got first access to the finished software. In mid-January, employees at those companies could buy a discounted copy as part of Microsoft's Home Use Program. And Microsoft recently took the wraps off Office 365 Home Premium, which we took a look at.

Office 2013 is available at retail at prices ranging from $139 to $399 for use on a single PC. But Microsoft's pricing model, which allows users to install Office 365 Home Premium on a total of five PCs, Macs or Windows tablets for $8.34 per month or $99.99 a year, is clearly geared toward getting individuals and businesses to adopt Office 365 services.

Sony PS4 lighting power with new tech demo

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Following on from Sony’s impressive PS4 unveiling back in February, the world is excited to see what kind of graphics level the system will be able to produce once the console hits its stride after release at the end of the year. Developers will be hard at work at the moment building their games for the system, and now we have an impressive new PS4 engine demo for you to watch, which gives you an idea of the lighting technologies that will be available on the new hardware.

Musicians Accused Of ‘Buying Virtual Fans’ On YouTube

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Some music artists are buying social networking statistics to get into the charts, a Newsbeat investigation has found. The statistics, which can be bought, include YouTube views, Twitter followers and Facebook likes.
BBC Newsbeat has found that you can buy 10,000 YouTube views for as little as £30 (N7,500).
There is also a market for buying comments to attribute to the views to help authenticate them.
A data monitoring company based in America says that it has a list of artists who they believe are buying statistics to increase their popularity with record labels and radio bosses.
Next Big Sound says it plans to release the information on which artists are doing it later this year in a report.
Justin Bieber was discovered after clocking up millions of views with his YouTube videos and Conor Maynard was discovered by singer Ne-Yo because of the performances he had posted on the video-sharing website.