Articles by Kane Fulton

Kane has been fascinated by the endless possibilities of computers since first getting his hands on an Amiga 500+ back in 1991. These days he mostly lives in realm of VR, where he's working his way into the world Paddleball rankings in Rec Room.

Articles by: Kane Fulton

Google's Pixel 2 is about to drop, but you probably won't buy it

By Kane Fulton published 24 February 15

Google has answered the curious question of just who picked up the pricey original.

Nvidia decides that you can be trusted to overclock after all

By Kane Fulton published 23 February 15

Nvidia has flipped the overclocking switch back to the 'on' position for GTX 900M laptop owners.

I dumped my mechanical keyboard because it wasn't my type

By Kane Fulton published 22 February 15

Opinion How hard could switching to a mechanical keyboard be? Quite, apparently.

Lenovo accused of pre-installing 'bank-intercepting' adware on laptops

By Kane Fulton published 20 February 15

Superfish adware is apparently hijacking browsers on new Lenovo consumer laptops.

AOC E1759FWU review

By Kane Fulton published 19 February 15

AOC's USB monitor suffers from two disappointing flaws that detract from its affordabiity.

Hands on: HP Sprout review

By Kane Fulton published 16 February 15

Not yet rated

HP's Sprout is a hands-on creation tool that blends the digital world with the physical - and it's super cool.

Will there be a hybrid followup to the Pixel?

Google to take aim at Surface Pro 3 with Android-powered 2-in-1 Chromebook

By Kane Fulton published 16 February 15

Google is reportedly working on a hybrid device that runs Android and ChromeOS.

Nvidia disables overclocking, says it's for your own good

By Kane Fulton published 13 February 15

Latest update takes away option to underclock or overclock Nvidia's meaty mobile GPUs.

Apple to shake up MacBook Air series with faster CPU

By Kane Fulton published 9 February 15

Intel's latest processor is apparently heading to Apple's portable notebook range.

How real-time learning is shaping the classroom of the future

By Kane Fulton published 4 February 15

Interview The days of students being told what to learn could be over thanks to Intel's app-based teaching platform.

Nvidia GRID vGPU with VMware Horizon 6 rolled out to enterprises

By Kane Fulton published 3 February 15

Companies have extended access to GPU-sharing data centre tech.

Raspberry Pi 2 outed with faster CPU, double RAM and Windows 10 support

By Kane Fulton published 2 February 15

A new, more powerful version of the popular computer has arrived for the same cost.

Intel WiDi: what it means for business

By Kane Fulton published 30 January 15

In Depth Intel's latest vPro platform promises a wire-free platform for organisations.

5 reasons Valve's Steam Machine dream is still very alive

By Kane Fulton published 25 January 15

Opinion Like volcanoes, Valve's similarly steamy entities are merely waiting to erupt.

Here's how you can download the latest Windows 10 preview

By Kane Fulton published 24 January 15

Puzzled? Just follow these instructions to grab the Windows 10 preview today.

Why Windows 10 is luring me back from OS X

By Kane Fulton published 22 January 15

Opinion After five happy years of using OS X, the call to head to Microsoft's newest platform is growing stronger.

Pocket-sized PC on a Stick puts Windows 8.1 on your TV or monitor

By Kane Fulton published 21 January 15

Hanspree's micro-PC joins a growing fleet of pocket-sized computing products.

HP Pro Slate 8 can digitise notes written on any type of paper

By Kane Fulton published 20 January 15

HP has launched an Android tablet that combines the traditional with the technological.

Fujitsu laptop runs for 20 hours thanks to Broadwell and extra battery

By Kane Fulton published 20 January 15

Fujitsu has outed a laptop that comes closer to the ubiquitous "all day battery life" claim.

Valve investigating Steam bug that could evaporate your entire hard drive

By Kane Fulton published 19 January 15

Gamers on Linux might not want to tinker with Steam installation files for the time being.

Google's making it much easier to install Windows on a Chromebook

By Kane Fulton published 14 January 15

A debugging feature in Chrome OS will open up the ability to install an alternative operating system.

Microsoft will simplify OneDrive to fix synching headache

By Kane Fulton published 9 January 15

Microsoft is to launch a consumer and business-fused OneDrive client to fix synching woes.

The first day of CES 2015 saw a triumph for laptop design

By Kane Fulton published 7 January 15

Analysis The official arrival of Intel's Broadwell CPU heralded a new era for slinky portable laptops.

5 trends set to shape computing in 2015

By Kane Fulton published 4 January 15

Analysis Bored of that wearable or smartphone already? Check out the tasty PC tech that 2015 has in store for you.

LG hopes AMD FreeSync will make its new ultrawide gaming monitor a smooth operator

By Kane Fulton published 2 January 15

CES 2015 LG is gunning on AMD's frame synching tech to give its latest monitor the upper hand in the gaming arena.

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