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Will porn do for VR what it (allegedly) did for VHS, DVD and… the internet?

Will porn do for VR what it did for VHS, DVD and… the internet?

By Gary Cutlack published 23 May 15

Inflame Commenters react to the prospect of grot in three dimensions.

Nintendo's mobile move as bad as shaving Mario's face for YouTube likes, says internet

By Gary Cutlack published 22 March 15

Inflame 'Expect Nintendo fans to be up in arms about it. I expect they'll say it's ruining their childhood.'

New Chromebook Pixel can't stop people laughing at Chrome OS

By Gary Cutlack published 15 March 15

Inflame Nice hardware, shame about not being an impenetrable Linux box, say peeved internetters.

Samsung finally realises its smartwatches aren't amazing

By Gary Cutlack published 8 March 15

Inflame The internet's all riled up again, this time over Samsung 'pausing' its smartwatch plan.

Shout at your TV all you want, Samsung doesn't care that you're watching Storage Wars

By Gary Cutlack published 14 February 15

Inflame Samsung smart TV monitoring rumour scandal triggers predictable hate-mongering response

Achtung freebie: U2 album gives the internet another reason to hate iTunes

By Gary Cutlack published 14 September 14

Inflame This week Apple launched two new phones and a smartwatch, but let's ignore that and concentrate on the real issue.

Who's to blame for iCloud shame?

By Gary Cutlack published 7 September 14

Inflame Stupid passwords? Social media? Apple? The NSA? Father Christmas?

Smartwatches are everywhere - but they are still winding people up

Smartwatches are everywhere, so why are they still winding people up?

By Gary Cutlack published 31 August 14

Inflame The web is not happy about LG inventing round objects and Samsung releasing a curved thing.

All about the Nook-y: is Samsung's ereader tieup enough to stop Amazon?

By Gary Cutlack published 24 August 14

Inflame Nook goes app-only in ereader war - and commenters have a lot to say about this.

Exclusive: Tomb Raider proves word 'exclusive' has lost all meaning

By Gary Cutlack published 17 August 14

Inflame The internet concludes that everything's exclusive, apart from the things that aren't.

Another case of password theft leaves commenters feeling hacked off

By Gary Cutlack published 10 August 14

Inflame Yes you have to change your passwords again. No, you're not the only one grumbling about it.

Facebook's compulsory Messenger push angers the commenting horde

By Gary Cutlack published 3 August 14

Inflame Facebook has decided to make its messenger app compulsory on tablets and phones. Not everyone is pleased.

Tablet takedown: are they getting too hard to swallow for tech buyers?

By Gary Cutlack published 27 July 14

Inflame Some internet tech fans are finding this week's flurry of tablet news to be quite a bitter pill.

Eye Robot: Commenters take a look at Google's smart contact lens plan and don't like what they see

By Gary Cutlack published 20 July 14

Inflame Life through a Google lens.

Privacy on a fast-track to nowhere?

By Gary Cutlack published 13 July 14

Inflame The British government's new surveillance law gets the New World Order theorists out of their secure rooms.

Social network's emotional lab rats turn against their keepers

By Gary Cutlack published 6 July 14

Inflame Denizens of the internet are in an uproar after the (not very) shocking revelation that Facebook is a shady organisation and is messing with your emotions.

Wear Wolves: internet commenters are howling about this week's Google Wear annoucements

By Gary Cutlack published 29 June 14

Inflame Wearables were pushed to the fore at Google IO, but who really wants to be prodded more often by their tech?

Amazon Fire Phone: flaming mess or hot stuff?

By Gary Cutlack published 22 June 14

Inflame Amazon's Fire Phone announcement quickly extinguishes all previous excitement.

Internet united over lack of female characters in Assassin's Creed Unity

By Gary Cutlack published 15 June 14

Inflame Ubisoft's remarks about its all-male multiplayer sparks online character assassination.

Apple fury over nixed messages

By Gary Cutlack published 24 May 14

Inflame iMessage confusion blamed on users, Apple, Father Christmas and Tim Cook's canteen choices.