Exciting thing when Google announced Chrome OS was that the OS booted right in the browser, making it apt for heavy net surfers. But since then, there’s very little (or nothing) they’ve shown to convince anyone. Now, Techcrunch has heard from a reliable source that Google is about let loose the OS. It will be available for download “within a week” that expectedly, won’t be in a pristine condition and will mostly face hardware driver issues.
Stuffcool has launched India’s first car charger that supports up to 115W charging. Dubbed the Ultimus115, it’s a three-port charger that is equipped with two USB Type-C ports and one Type-A port. The top-most Type-C port can deliver power up to 65W, making it the perfect slot to charge your MacBook or other Type-C laptops […]
With esports tournaments seeing a resurgence, Ubisoft has teamed up with Esports Club to hold a Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege South Asia Nationals 2022. The tournament will see players from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh compete for a prize pool of $10,000. The events will begin next month wherein there will be three separate […]
After months of speculation, Sony has finally revamped its PlayStation Plus service that aims to give better value to PlayStation gamers. The service now basically combines PlayStation Plus and PlayStation Now to offer an array of games to gamers, including the two free monthly games. The service is slated to go live in June and […]
Ahead of Game Developers Conference, Ubisoft announced a new tool that will potentially ease and expand the limits of game development. Ubisoft calls it Scalar which basically harnesses the power of cloud computing and frees game developers from hardware limitations while developing the game. Ubisoft does maintain that it is not a new game engine […]
This shouldn’t come as a surprise but Rockstar Games has finally confirmed the existence of the GTA 6. In a statement released today, the company says the next entry in the Grand Theft Auto series is in “active development” and is “well underway”. Rockstar hasn’t divulged any other details whatsoever but has promised to keep […]
i tried Chrome OS and it is pretty much like a scaled down version of Ubuntu. Chrome is just based on Linux and there is nothing new about it.