GameSpot PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds started out as an early-access PC game before coming to Xbox One last year for a period of console exclusivity. That period is officially coming to an end, because PUBG is set to release for PlayStation 4 on December 7. ---
- It's official. Microsoft pushes Google over the Edge, shifts browser to Chromium engine
- Hell froze over: Microsoft moves Edge to Chromium
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx 7nm compute platform goes official for Windows 10 Always Connected PCs
- How to Unlock Every Fortnite Season 7 Battle Pass Skin
- Why 40% iPhone Discount Is Bad For Apple
- Xiaomi India denies Redmi Note 5 discontinuation reports, 'still on sale'
These Tags Convert Just About Anything Into a Smart Device
The revolution of smart devices marches on as researchers have made printable tags that mirror some functionality of standard smart gadgets. While that might sound like a major leap at first, it obviously […]
The post These Tags Convert Just About Anything Into a Smart Device appeared first on Geek.com.- GEEK PICK OF THE DAY: Mjolnir Tool Set Puts a Hammer Inside a Hammer
- SOG’s Rad, Ratcheting Baton Q4 Multitool (and Sync I Belt Buckle Tool)
- The Best Robots of CES 2018
- You Might Be Vaporwave, But You’ll Never Be Mac Tonight in a Floating Dessert Cup Vaporwave
Le Mans 24-hour - Karun Chandhok Finishes 10th in LMP2, 12th Overall
India’s Karun Chandhok and his team finished 12th overall and 10th in the LMP2 category in the 85th edition of the 24-hour endurance race of 24-hours Le Mans.
Avoid Automation Failure: Invest in Your Workforce
How to Record your Android Screen with the YouTube Gaming App
With a wave of intelligent automation on the horizon, now is the time for enterprises to invest in the talent they need to build a workforce for the future.
- 5 Machine Learning Resolutions for 2019
- Top 5 Principles in Becoming 'Agile' During Digital Transformation
- The New Job Description for Data Scientists
- Top 10 Tech Predictions for 2019
How to Record your Android Screen with the YouTube Gaming App
Learn how to record a screencast video on your Android phone with the YouTube app. You can either live stream your phone screen directly to YouTube or record the screencast video, edit it and then upload to YouTube with no additional software. The app is free and contains no advertising.
