Seagate offers a great affordable entry into the external market with the Backup Plus Slim Portable Drive which is available in 500GB, 1TB, 2TB models featuring USB 3.0 for quick transferring and data back up. It’s about the size of a small wallet and is a great add on for laptops with small … Continue reading
By Jessica Oaks We live in the age of the gadget. We all have personal computers with touch-screen interfaces in our pockets, we can document and publish our exploits from anywhere at anytime, and the world has never been more interconnected – even if some would argue that personal relationships … Continue reading
Windows 8.1 is ready to rock and roll, but because of the way the world of mobile phones works, the cell phone companies like to wait a few months and release the updates gradually. What if I told you there is a completely legitimate way to get your hands on … Continue reading
It’s time to add another thing to my list of items including more video games, a private jet, and collectible figures. Introducing the Transit Skyliner Concept luxury van by Ford and Galpin Auto Sports. It’s got plenty of goodies to make those long road trips even better. I was able … Continue reading
System Mechanic helps you fix system errors, boosts your performance, and proactively alerts you when problems are occurring. I previously reviewed the software and found it to be a great tool to have installed on your computer. With over 50 tools at your disposal, you can seamlessly boost speed, fix … Continue reading
Up until now, it’s been very difficult for just anyone to get a pair of Google’s Explorer Glasses. Maybe you signed up during 2013 at the Google I/O conference, or maybe you told Google you wanted a pair using the hash tag #ifihadglass. You could have also known a friend … Continue reading
One of the little inside jokes Hideo Kojima threw into Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes was the inclusion of the new codec called the iDroid. The device is obviously a play on smartphones created by Apple and Android. Well, thanks to this really cool case it looks like any … Continue reading
Some would say that it’s difficult to express how urgent a quality audio output source is to gamers, but I’ll make it easy. You need it. Having a quality pair of headphones will both improve your gameplay, and put less stress on your ears over time. A fine pair of … Continue reading
Captain America: The Winter Soldier is off to a great start with a $10.2 million opening for Thursday. The movie officially hits theaters today, and to celebrate in style, you can download the augmented reality Captain America Experience App that will make the new Captain America poster come to life. … Continue reading
If you’re like me you have power strips daisy-chained just to gain an extra spot for your USB charger. Well, thanks to Accell you do not have to worry about that any more. They have created something called the “Powramid”. It has a built-in USB charger just for your items … Continue reading
The giant social networking site has just acquired Oculus VR, the maker of the Rift VR headset, for $2 billion in cash and stocks. The money to acquire is $400 million, with the rest going towards shares of Facebook stock (23.1 million shares). “Mobile is the platform of today, and … Continue reading
When we received the Swann Bubble Bomber RC Helicopter, I was happy. My friend had purchased a few of Swann helicopters before and they were fun to play with, so I’ve always wanted one. Let me tell you, this is a fun little toy. Design The Bubble Bomber has a … Continue reading
Update: It turns out that you can only dim the lightbar, not actually be able to turn it off. Original story below. It seems like that there was enough of a complaint for the PlayStation 4′s DualShock 4 Lightbar that they are making an update to allow users to turn … Continue reading
According to Deadline, Sony will be showing original programming on its Playstation consoles. Their first show on this endeavor will be a comic book based on Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming’s Powers. This will be produced by Sony Pictures TV, which is behind current hit shows such as … Continue reading
White peripherals have always been extremely rare in the gaming scene for a few reasons. First and foremost is that they usually won’t match the majority of builds out there. Secondly, they get dirty very easily. As demonstrated with the GX Speed mousepad, a white surface doesn’t stay pristine for too long. Third … Continue reading
Growing up, I was mainly a console gamer. When playing games, it wasn’t that difficult to just pick up a controller and start playing. Options were limited: regular console controller, d-pad with turbo button mashing, arcade stick, etc. When I made the transition to PC games, I realized how complicated … Continue reading
Surge protectors are a great piece of equipment to own that offer additional outlets for your devices and protects your electronics from being damaged by voltage spikes. While a basic 6-outlet surge protector can run you around 8-20 dollars, you definitely want to trust your expensive equipment with a quality surge … Continue reading
Somebody give me a dollar or a microchip or something? Do you think they also take SDD cards? There is just no limits to the wonders that science can create is there? If you happened to be in Hanover, Germany, last Sunday then you might have seen quite a show. … Continue reading
The latest in wearable tech comes to us like a magic wand for your finger. Almost tripled its original crowdfunding goal (at the time of this writing), Japan-based tech company Logbar placed its smart ring on Kickstarter, after a year of presentations, including a recent showcase at SXSW in Austin … Continue reading
Now, I know what you are thinking, “Didn’t you just review this card?” Indeed I did, I recently reviewed the Radeon R7 250, but this time we have the Radeon R7 240, possibly the weakest card of the R7 series. However, don’t let that statement fool you, it packs a punch … Continue reading
Back in October, AMD released its new set of video cards, the Radeon R7 Series, which effectively replaced the Radeon HD series. The set of video cards consist of R7 265/260x/260 and the R7 250x/250/240 cards. I was provided with the R7 250 1GB version to review, and I compared … Continue reading
Sandisk offers an alternative to your typical storage space needs with the SanDisk Connect Wireless Flash Drive. It’s designed for people always on the go who wants to share information between wireless devices. It also houses its own wi-fi network. In an age where people carry information everywhere, the SanDisk Connect Wireless … Continue reading
There’s been a lot of activity in nerd news this week, so much so that we didn’t have the time to talk about it here on Nerd Reactor. Here are five things you should know. Samsung’s Milk music streaming service is free, has no ads Entering the music-streaming ring is … Continue reading
By Joe Fortunato Movies were once a wonder as audiences looked up at the screen imagining if the scenes they were watching would ever come to fruition. Well, as technology would have it, many of the devices used in movies like Total Recall and James Bond are now becoming a … Continue reading
Days ago CEO of OUYA, Julie Uhrman, revealed the OUYA Everywhere initiative. The Everywhere initiative’s goal is to put OUYA exclusive games on more TV screens and computer monitors, without the OUYA hardware. Today we get the announcement that the Mad Cats M.O.J.O., an Android-based microconsole, will be the first … Continue reading
