Ditch the Cardboard and Expand your Switch with Legos The Nintendo Labo stuff looks awesome. The cardboard accessories are due to hit store shelves later this month. What if you don't want to wait, though? More importantly, what if you don't want to make accessori... Continued
My RODE Reel 2018 Now Open There are a lot of ways to advertise for your business and Australian pro audio brand RODE needs to be commended on their creative, fruitful approach. They're bringing My RODE Reel back for its fifth year and f... Continued
SpyParty Finally Comes to Steam on April 12 SpyParty is a game I've had my eye on for years. Developer Chris Hecker began working on the game ten years ago, and it was first shown off at the 2009 Game Developers Conference. I couldn't tell you if that's ... Continued
Palm Smartphones Coming to Verizon Later this Year Back in 2014, China-based electronics company TCL acquired the rights to the Palm brand name - yes, the brand behind 1997's PalmPilot - with the intention of reviving the company. It wouldn't be the company's f... Continued
The OnePlus 6 Has a Notch, but Don’t Call it a Notch-Off Notch-off is the term I've been applying to the flurry of recent phones that have been copying the iPhone X's iconic notch. Apple's latest isn't the first one to have one, of course, but it certainly put the no... Continued
MEGATech News Crowdfunding Corner – March 2018 Great things can come from humble beginnings, and crowdfunding has led to some pretty wonderful ideas coming to fruition. Here at MEGATech News we realize the importance of getting the word out about these proj... Continued
Apple to Fix Bug That Causes Siri to Read Your Secrets If you have your lock screen notifications hidden in your privacy settings and you ask Siri to read your notifications, she won't tell you zip. At least, she's not supposed to, but a recent bug has turned Siri ... Continued
Lenovo Returns with Trio of Phones Guess who's back, back again Lenovo's back, tell a friend Guess who's back, guess who's back, guess who's back In China. They're back in China. Lenovo hasn't released a new phone in year, but they j... Continued
Ataribox Renamed Atari VCS, Preorders (Hopefully) Coming in April Back in December 2017, we reported that Ataribox preorders were about to go live. We then posted a few days later, reporting that the preorders had been delayed to an unspecified date. Four months later, the At... Continued
PS3 Owners Have a Month to Claim OtherOS Settlement Money Way back in the day, we're talking over a decade ago, Sony's PlayStation 3 had a "OtherOS" feature that allowed users to partition their hard drives and install Linux. The PS3 was originally pitched - and used ... Continued
Google Opening up Google Maps to Game Developers When Pokemon Go took off like a rocket, other developers understandably wanted to dabble in the same location-based gaming pool. They're now getting that chance thanks to Google, who are officially opening up t... Continued
This Mouse Trap Has Wi-Fi. Ugh, Mondays. Here's perhaps a better title: how not to build a better mouse trap. I'm a big fan of IoT (Internet of Things). Despite the fact that we're handing civilization to the inevitable A.I. overlords on a platter, Io... Continued
