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The counterplay options are right there in Pink Wards and Oracle's Elixir. When you drop any of those down in a gank, that shroud just becomes an aoe slow bubble.
There's two issues that cause a champion to get looked at a lot:
1: Itemization changes made them very powerful recently.
2: Some pro player did some really crazy stuff with them in a major broadcast game.
Akali's not really a problem right now, and has eaten a large number of nerfs already, so it's not that. Right now, it's mostly an issue with people not knowing what to do about her shroud.
What caused this? Itemization changes, oddly enough.
In the past, your support would get a mixture of wards and the pink wards; 50 gold was all it cost to kill Akali; drop a pink ward instead of a regular one on top of her shroud, she's now dead.
The sightstone, however, now makes it disfavourable to bother buying wards at all for bad support players who think the sightstone is all they need. This means they're not willing to spend 125 on an Akali kill. Now, the champion seems stronger than she was, not because she's actually stronger, but because people aren't using the cheap, easy counter that's sitting right there any longer.
And there you go, Akali is now "OP", not because anything actually buffed her, but because the player base was actually trained to be more stupid than usual. Go figure.
Make it a bit bigger then, so she got some place to fight in etc, atm its a bit small but the bonus stealth time makes up for it
Imo, increase it with 150 range or something, thats what a slow mo start akali can get during the bonus stealth but it will still nerf fast boot akali :3
NOOOO don't break my akali !!!
You had broken zyra when i was playing her.
You broke evelynn by changing jungle, and now changing her ult lately into NOT-execution move ( which she is lacking).
And now that i play akali you want to break akali? NO ! GET AWAY from akali !
<Picks up a gun with angry grin>
I do support a slight reduction of the time she's invisible after coming out of the shroud. Reducing that time in half would be nice just so my team can start after her a bit sooner, leaving a good bit less time for her to get away.
Having a delay to go into her stealth is silly. She is running into a giant cloud of smoke, no matter how much damage someone does they shouldn't be able to delay the stealth, I do however agree with the as soon as she leaves the circle being visible. I get real tired of Akali getting to 10% hp and dashing 100 years across the lane to safety, all in that little time she stays stealthed after leaving shroud.
I have no disagree with you're core point that akali's invisible doesn't take skill. You have to place it such you leave multiple escapes to outplay you're opponent. If your problem is he running from stealth i feel you'll be still frustrated from shadow dashing away. Akali is very strong, and you never want her snowballed. CC owns her, characters like cho'gath are shut down beasts with all that CC and burst. Akali lacks cc and in composition and thus allows the other team to run more rampant.
Nothing is balanced I personally don't think you need to touch akali's shroud just try and outplay the oppponent, know were he is going to go.....
summary: To make your argument that her shroud takes no skill comes across like you just have trouble facing akali. If you were being objective i would like to see how iti s proven easier and by not trying with your stealth you can get away. I fail to see how twitch Q to get out of a gank is in anyway worse than akalis. I disagree.
PLEASE, if you DO NERF Akali's shroud so that she will not stealth immediately upon use, PLEASE extend the range of the shroud. Atleast enhance her ability to outsmart / juke her opponent with it if you don't want her to instant deaggro from any situation not involving a pink ward. (I do believe her damage, specifically her Q > R [trololol gunblade] > E > Q > R [Q > R > E] combo does need tuning)
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Tokelau islands can now solely rely on solar power
Solar panels are slowing oozing their way across the world, being slapped onto peoples' houses to power their houses. But, some panels don't have enough tech inside to completely power your house from the sunlight captured.
Well, research and development into new methods of capturing sunlight on solar panels is an ongoing thing, with the New Zealand territory of Tokelau being a great example. Tokelau is a group of three islands in the South Pacific which now has enough solar panel installations to completely meet their electrical needs.
Just recently, the islands relied on importing diesel fuel to power electrical generators, but as the New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister, Murry McCully has said, this has huge economic and environmental costs. The project was funded by the New Zealand government to the tune of $7 million, with a collection of solar panels installed on each of the three islands.
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Better slap that tin foil hat not only on yourself, but any electrically-powered devices you may own, which would be a lot because Boeing are working on something that could take them all out in a single shot.
Boeing are working on a newly tested Counter-electronics High-powered Microwave Advanced Missile Project (CHAMP) that its missile can slams targets underneath with microwaves that can take down computers, power systems and pretty much anything electrical.
CHAMP can deliver a payload that is invisible, and the prototype is currently capable of targeting multiple individual buildings all without detonating anything, or hurting civilians with it's "blast". Boeing will develop CHAMP in a multi-year program, and currently has no guarantees this will end up as a product for the military's use. Imagine what these things could do if they were reverse-engineered. Worse, imagine what they could do if they were hacked.
Graphene could soon be used for flexible, ultra-thin devices
We all want thinner devices, but how about flexible? It's all an inevitability, but what materials would be used to deliver such devices to the masses? Well, it looks like graphene, a carbon-based material, could be the answer.
The American Chemical Society, graphene is a "wonder material", which is 100 times stronger than steel and if stretched out thin enough, a single ounce of the material could cover 28 football fields. The ACS have said that the material is currently under development for use in solar panels "that could be used to cover the outside surface of a building, in addition to the roof".
As soon as these solar panels start getting bolted to buildings and houses, the next step would be smart devices. The ACS explains:
Touch screens made with graphene as their conductive element could be printed on thin plastic instead of glass, so they would be light and flexible, which could make cell phones as thin as a piece of paper and foldable enough to slip into a pocket. Because of graphene's incredible strength, these cell phones would be nearly unbreakable.
Physicists could prove that we live in a computer simulation, probably without sunglasses, leather and slow-mo
When The Matrix came out in 1999, so many people walked out thinking "are we living in a computer program?" and it looks like physicists are thinking outside the square when it comes to our origins.
Nick Bostrom has hypothesized that the existence of our race could end up being nothing more than the algorithmic results of a computer simulation. It may sound a little nuts, but it sounds no less crazy than some theories given to use by not science and religion.
The best bit of this is that researchers have reached the point where they have a way that they can test this thought experiment. A team of scientists out of the University of Bonn in Germany suggest that even the most powerful Universe simulation would be subject to certain limitations of its host Universe.
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Felix Baumgartner breaks sound barrier skydiving from space
Felix Baumgartner has become the first skydiver to reach a truly special milestone: skydiving from the edge of our planet toward the ground faster than the speed of sound. Baumgartner reached a top speed of 833.9mph (1342km/h).
Baumgartner, an Austrian skydiver, spent two hours travelling up in a balloon to reach dizzying heights of 128,100 feet, (24 miles or 39km). After which he jumped out of his capsule, and spend four minutes in complete freefall, all in a pressurized spacesuit. This gave Baumgartner a world record for the highest ever freefall.
Once he hit the ground, he took a few steps and dropped to his knees, raising his hands in absolute triumph. Baumgartner said to the media just after his record-breaking skydive:
Let me tell you - when I was standing there on top of the world, you become so humble. You don't think about breaking records anymore, you don't think about gaining scientific data - the only thing that you want is to come back alive.
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New laser is being constructed, would be powerful enough to tear apart the vacuum of space-time itself
Well, this is interesting - the European Commission has approved the construction of three new huge research lasers, leaving the door open on a fourth that would, for a tiny instant, be several hundred times more powerful than the entirety of the power generated by the human race.
Yes, that is very, very powerful. The scientists hope to actually create virtual particules from absolutely nothing. The fourth laser when at peak power in Europe's Extreme Light Infrastructure project (ELI) would combine a total of ten beams into a single pulse at 200 petawatts. The entire Earth doesn't even generate that much power at any one moment, and if we're talking scale, it is more total power than the Earth receives from our star, the sun.
This is not the type of laser that stays on continuously, and will only use this mammoth amount of power for just 1.5 x 10^-14 second .This is the same time that "it takes for light to travel from one side of a human hair to the other, if you shave your hair down by 90%", reports Dvice.
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Curiosity Rover may be hurt, JPL scientists see something metallic in a picture
In one of the pictures that Curiosity has taken and sent back to Earth, the JPL scientists spotted something that looks metallic in the sand below Curiosity. Now there are fears that our little Mars rover may be injured. Take a look in the picture and let me know if you can spot what the engineers did:
Neither could I. The small speck of something is located towards the bottom of the image and engineers fear that it could be a part of Curiosity that fell off. They have now ordered Curiosity to take more pictures of the object and area so that they can determine if it is a part of Curiosity.
If it is, they should be able to determine what part of Curiosity it is and what affect this may have on the mission. Currently Curiosity has spent 65 days of the planned 668 day mission on the red planet. This means it's already 10 percent done. Let's just hope that this possible injury turns out to be nothing serious.
The first year-long mission on the International Space Station is set to happen in 2015 with Russian and American astronauts
Something I don't think I could ever do without half pissing my pants would be to spend twelve months up on the International Space Station (ISS). At the moment, there's an enforced six-month maximum stay on the ISS, but all this changes in 2015.
In 2015, the maximum stay will increase to twelve months, where one Russian and one American will spend an entire year on the ISS. The mission is to help collect more data to help us work out a way of completing deep space travel.
There's already been plenty of data collected, mainly about the effects microgravity has on the human body, but because of the six-month only stays, there's not much information on long-term implications on the human body. Michael Suffredini, International Space Station program manager says:
In order for us to eventually move beyond low Earth orbit, we need to better understand how humans adapt to long-term spaceflight. The space station serves as a vital scientific resource for teaching us those lessons, and this yearlong expedition aboard the complex will help us move closer to those journeys.
Researchers design algorithms that could see lithium-ion batteries charge twice as quick as they do now
I'll take this technology yesterday, thanks - researchers out of the University of California San Diego are working on new algorithms that would see a reduction of 50% in charging times for lithium-ion-based batteries.
Not only that, but we would be seeing cells run more efficiently, and could also slice production costs by 25%. Instead of tracking battery behavior and health with traditional methods of monitoring current and voltage, the team's mathematical estimate where lithium ions are within cells for more precise data.
With this new info in hand, the team were able to more precisely gauge battery longevity and control charging efficiency. The team were awarded $460,000 from the Department of Energy's ARPA-E research arm, where they'll use the new injection of cash to help develop the technology, as well as technology with automotive firm Bosch and battery manufacturer Cobasys, who both received the remainder of the $9.6 million grant.
Scientists manage to produce gold from a toxic gas by using bacteria, won't help our financial problems
Michigan State University scientists have figured out a way to ensure that tech geeks around the world will continue to have gold to use in their electronic connectors. If you didn't know, all of those 1000-2000 pins on a modern CPU are coated in gold, along with the pins in expansion slots on the motherboard.
Professors Kazem Kashefi and Adam Brown utilized the bacteria Cupriavidus Metallidurans to process a naturally occurring toxic gas known as Gold Chloride into 99.9% pure 24-carat gold. You can see the apparatus that was used in the experiment in the above picture. And no, it's not magical.
The bacteria used was discovered to be up to 25 times more resistant to toxic environments than previously thought. This discovery prompted the experiment that resulted in the production of gold. It's a rather simple affair, too. The bacteria is placed into a small bowl into which the toxic Gold Chloride gas is pumped.
Leave it there for about a week and you'll end up with a 99.9 percent pure gold nugget. Unfortunately, it won't be solving any financial problems or making anybody rich anytime soon. While the process is easy, the Gold Chloride gas isn't cheap and since it isn't "natural" gold, it won't be worth as much.


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With the rushed passage into law of the Digital Economy Act this month, the fight over copyright enters a new phase. Previous to this, most copyfighters operated under the rubric that a negotiated peace was possible between the thrashing entertainment giants and civil society.
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in Britain, a law that provides for the disconnection of entire families from the net on the say-so of an entertainment giant, a law that shuts down free Wi-Fi hotspots and makes it harder than ever to conduct your normal business on the grounds that you might be damaging theirs -- the game has changed.
I came to the copyfight from a pretty parochial place. As a working artist, I wanted a set of just copyright rules that provided a sound framework for my negotiations with big publishers, film studios, and similar institutions. I worried that the expansion of copyright -- in duration and scope -- would harm my ability to freely create. After all, creators are the most active re-users of copyright, each one of us a remix factory and a one-person archive of inspirational and influential materials. I also worried that giving the incumbent giants control over the new online distribution system would artificially extend their stranglehold over creators. This stranglehold means that practically every media giant offers the same awful terms to all of us, and no kinder competitor can get our works into the hands of our audiences.
I still worry about that stuff, of course. I co-founded a successful business -- Boing Boing, the widely-read website -- that benefits enormously from not having to pay fealty to a distributor in order to reach its readers (by contrast, the old print edition of Boing Boing folded when its main distributor went bankrupt while owing it a modest fortune and holding onto thousands of dollars' worth of printed materials that we never got back). My novels find their way onto the bestseller list by being distributed for free from my website simultaneous with their mainstream bookstore sales through publishers like Macmillan and HarperCollins and Random House.
My whole life revolves around the digital economy: running entrepreneurial businesses that thrive on copying and that exploit the net's powerful efficiencies to realise a better return on investment.
Parliament has just given two fingers to me (and every other small/medium digital enterprise) by agreeing to cripple Britain's
in order to give higher profits to the analogue economy represented by the labels and studios.
But today, my bank-balance is the least of my worries. The entertainment industry's willingness to use parliament todi impose censorship and arbitrary punishment in the course of chasing a few extra quid is so depraved and terrible that it has me in fear for the very underpinnings of democracy and civil society.
In the US, the MPAA and RIAA (American equivalents of the MPA and the BPI) just submitted comments to the American
Intellectual Property
Czar, Victoria Espinel, laying out their proposal for IP enforcement. They want us all to install spyware on our computers that deletes material that it identifies as infringing. They want our networks censored by national firewalls (U2's Bono also called for this in a New York Times editorial, averring that if the Chinese could control dissident information with censorware, our own governments could deploy similar technology to keep infringement at bay). They want border-searches of laptops, personal media players and thumb-drives.
They want poor countries bullied into diverting GDP from humanitarian causes to enforcing copyright. And they want their domestic copyright enforcement handled, free of charge, by the Department of Homeland Security.
Elements of this agenda are also on display (or rather, in hiding) in the secret Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, a treaty being drafted between a member's club of rich nations. They've turned their back on the United Nations to negotiate in private, without having to contend with journalists or public interest groups. By their own admission, they intend to impose this treaty on poor countries as a condition of ongoing trade, and in the US, the Obama administration has announced its intention to pass ACTA without Congressional debate.
I'm not such a techno-triumphalist that I believe that the free and open internet will solve all our socio-economic problems. But I am enough of a techno-pessimist to believe that baking surveillance, control and censorship into the very fabric of our networks, devices and laws is the absolute road to dictatorial hell.
Chekhov wrote that a gun on the mantelpiece in act one is sure to go off by act three. The entertainment industry's blinkered pursuit of its own narrow goals has the potential to redesign our technology to be the perfect tools and excuses for oppression.
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The Peace Corps Master's International Program is now available for master's students to apply. CU's newly adopted program allows students to obtain a master's degree while also performing service work in the Peace Corps.
According to the Institute of Ethical and Civic Engagement's website, the Master's International Program is only available for students obtaining either MBA in Business Administration, a Master of Arts in education or geography, or a Master of Science in environmental studies.
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In the course of the program, students spend one year on campus, serve two years in the Peace Corps, and then finish their degree in one final year on campus.
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X.Org Servger 1.9
was released less than a week ago (heck, it's only been four days since
releasing om time
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is already queued up and on the X.Org development mailing list for discussion. This patch, which was written by Tiago Vignatti and Fernando Carrijo, provides the "thread-ification" of the X Server input event generation code. Rather than being bound to the same thread as the X Server, the input event code with this patch is now running in its own thread, but this may only be the start of things to come with finally multi-threading the X.Org Server.
Nokia's Tiago Vignatti originally mentioned his and Fernando's threaded input work on the X.Org mailing list
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of the X Server where their work was happening. Though in terms of moving the input event generation to its own thread, this isn't being done for performance reasons but rather to better the code by avoiding the use of SIGIO/SIGPOLL with signal handling. This threading work is being targeted at X Servers running on Linux, but it may end up benefiting other platforms too. More interesting, Tiago looks at this initial input work as "opening space to other thread works" like moving X rendering or other tasks to an independent thread as well.
there would be one thread for dispatch and the core object model, one thread for input, and another thread for the GPU. Threading the X Server is something that has interested Tiago since at least 2008 when
he talked about it
. There was also an effort to multi-thread the X11R6 Server more than a decade ago, but those attempts had failed.
The current X input event generation thread patches can be found in
this mailing list
. The patch right now is actually only a few hundred lines of code to implement, but more threading work will hopefully come for other areas of the X Server if other developers provide positive feedback. This patch at least should be in X.Org Server 1.10 and for now can be enabled by configuring the xorg-server build process with a new
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Her biggest hair color mishap "I lived in Paris when I was younger at cooking school and I was inspired by the Parisian women who have jet black hair and white, white skin. So, I decided to dye my hair jet black—a big, fat mistake. And it took me a long time to get that color out."
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The secret to her amazing hair "I get a blowout once a week and make it last the full week. I have curly, dry hair, and if I washed it more than that, it would break. And my blow-dry looks better as it sits— the second, third, fourth day. The dirtier it gets, the better! In the morning, I don't brush my hair: I just flip it over, back up and go. I don't pull out a curling iron or any of that—I don't have the time nor the patience.
And skin (hint: It's in your pantry) "I don't go to bed with makeup on, and I exfoliate every single night with a mix of olive oil and baking soda. The olive oil gives moisture and baking soda takes out any other stuff on my skin. I don't leave it on—I just scrub and rinse. It gives my face this wonderful glow, and I don't have to wear as much makeup during the day."
Five things always in her kitchen "Olive oil, different shapes of pasta made from different flours like brown rice, lentil, etc., jarred tomato sauce (disclosure: I sell my own pastas and tomato sauces at Target), frozen peas, jarred artichokes and frozen shrimp. You can whip up a meal with that."
Advice for novice cooks "You don't need to cook, you can just assemble. Let's say you want to bring something to someone's house: You can make a beautiful caprese salad that's colorful, especially now in summertime. Take lots of different colored tomatoes, heirloom, vine-ripened, whatever, then slice with fresh mozzarella and layer with basil on a platter. Top it with a little extra virgin olive oil and some smoked salt, which enhances all of the flavors and tingles your tastebuds. And you're done—you haven't "cooked" a thing. Number two: Have a great knife. A sharp, really nice knife that feels good in your hand will help build your confidence in the kitchen."
One food she'd never give up "Chocolate. When I was shooting Everyday Italian, I would keep paper cups of Ghirardelli chocolate chips in the freezer for a little chocolate fix in the afternoon. When they're cold, they take longer to melt in your mouth, so a little bit goes a longer way. Right now, I love my iced Americanos with agave—that's my treat."
Her hubby's favorite dish "Penne with spicy sausage, mushrooms and peas. It's a sauce-less pasta: I sauté them all together with olive oil and Parmesan cheese. That's it, my friends, that's it! It can be very, very easy. Another one of my favorites is lemon spaghetti, which is just lemon juice, Parmesan cheese, olive oil, salt and pepper, tossed with spaghetti. That's a staple—you can add any protein to it."
How she stays so slim "I eat a little bit of everything and not a lot of anything. I taste a lot, but I don't really eat full plates of food, ever. I do yoga four days a week, usually at 5:30AM before work. And I paddle board with my husband. It's great core exercise and very Zen because you get away from land for a bit, which is quiet and peaceful."
Staying fresh-faced on the go "When I'm shooting, it gets hot. So I use Evian water mist on my face constantly to rehydrate, rather than sticking on more and more powder. My skin just soaks it up. And I always wear sunscreen—day or night, rain or shine. When I paddle surf, I wear a full wetsuit and a hat. I look like the biggest loser on the planet, but I don't care. My husband's always like, 'I can't see you! Where are you? Where's your face?'"
Her guilty pleasure "Lately it's been croutons. I love making them. I'm talking good ones with cheese and lots of olive oil. Earlier this year, I'd carry little baggies of croutons to snack on when I got sick of almonds!"
She doesn't mind splurging on "Travel—we just went to Rome. But, I'm not going to lie, I love shoes and jewelry. But a splurge doesn't necessarily have to have an expensive price tag. It's just taking a little extra time and doing something that makes you feel good about yourself."


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A week later I received my first package in the mail. The next day I was sent an email telling me to pick up several packages from local stores. So I did. Every email from her told me to go pick up ASAP. In the contract I was told that I would be paid after 20 days. So after the 20th day I requested payment because they hadn't sent it to me yet. She said she would contact the finance department and let me know but that I needed to go pick up another package ASAP at a local store. So I did. She emailed me the next day with a shipping label. But since I had not been paid yet, I told her that I was unable to mail out the package because I had no more gas in my car. I needed to get paid so that I could put gas in my car to mail the package out. So that day I received $510 in my paypal account. She then called me back and asked me to ship it out. I did.
The next 20 I received and shipped again like I was suppose to. But when I requested payment again, nothing. So she called again to see if I could go 30 miles away to a local shipping company and pick up a package. I did but did not let her know that I received it. She emailed me and asked about it, I replied and said I'm still waiting to get paid. That day I received $200 in my paypal account. Since I was off my probation, I emailed and made sure that the next payment would be the full amount. She emailed me back and assured me that my next payment would be made on the 27th of Sept. Well the packages and locations of pickup were getting further from my house. Which for the money she was going to pay me, I had no issue with. My husband works for the govt and is not going to get paid on the 1st of Oct because of Govt issues. So I emailed her on the 23rd of Sept asking if I could get paid so we had money to pay bills. No response and nothing since. Every email I have sent out has come back to my email with delivery failed. Fortunately for me, I still have some of the packages that she has not had me send out. I have request payment from her on paypal. If she does not reply back within a week with payment I will sell the stuff I have for payment.
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Dremel Micro, the World's smallest handyman
The latest in DIY gadgetry has surfaced in the form of the Dremel Micro – designed to be like a multi-purpose drill with an adaptable head to suit many tasks. With just 250gr it is packed with a Lithium-ion battery fitted with a… Read article
PENTAX Q-S1 mixes things up with over 40 colour combinations
Why go black or grey? With PENTAX there's no need to follow the old colourless rules of handheld camera design – with over 40 different colour combinations, your camera can be as colourful as its photos. There are 5 different body… Read article
Samsung's new Alpha – the latest saga in Samsung's Galaxy Quest
Samsung has just unveiled its latest handset – the Samsung Galaxy Alpha. What is all the fuss about? Starting with the size, it is rather slim at just 6.7 mm thick and is the first Galaxy to be fitted with a… Read article
SOUNDSIGHT: World's first video recording smart headphones
What do you expect from your headphone these days? To give you good sound surely, and maybe a wireless connection to give you freedom of movement during your weekly jogging – but what about a camera? Soundsight Headphones do just that!… Read article
Olympus PEN E-PL6 comes with World's slimmest zoom lens
Rather than sit on their laurels and rely on appealing to the more serious photographer, digital cameras have reacted to the threat of smartphones by upping their game to include a range of modern technology standards and incorporating tricks of… Read article
First look: Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini
Samsung's grip on the Android smartphone market shows no signs of slowing down – it continues to headline the top-end with powerhouse devices and has catered nicely to less demanding users with stripped-down versions. The S5 mini was more a… Read article
Roku adds ITV Player to its Chromecast-esque Streaming Stick
The Roku Streaming Stick is the latest streaming device from the U.S manufacturer Roku and adds the functionality of a Smart TV to a normal TV for less than £50 (£49.99). The Roku Streaming Stick is in a similar market… Read article
Vodafone announce two new "own brand" 4G phones
Vodafone has launched the Smart 4 Turbo 4G smartphone and, coming soon, the Smart 4 Power. We decided to have a quick look at both to see if they have what it takes to make an impression in the world… Read article