An ARG is an alternate reality game, which is defined as an “interactive networked narrative that uses the real world as a platform and employs transmedia storytelling to deliver a story that may be altered by players”. In simple terms, they are a game that
Jason Phillips explores the differences between IPS, TN and VA monitors, helping to debunk any myths and to create an all-rounded explanation as to the benefits and drawbacks of each, concluding with some monitor buying tips too.
The Windows XP source code was leaked on September 24th, 2020. Jason Phillips investigates the origins of the source code leak and what it will mean for the future of those using the software.
People across the globe have had their freedoms infringed upon for the sake of staving off the coronavirus, but does this extend to our online personas too? Jason Phillips looks at how our data is managed by the NHS Track and Trace app to deliver a verdict.
Virtual Reality is an incredible technology and I have decided to explain its origins and state my thoughts on it’s development and how I predict it adapting in the future.
FIFA 20 has been out for a month and I now feel that I have played enough to write a review. Few games stir such powerful feeling as FIFA. Few can match the soaring highs and crushing lows felt as you navigate your way through
James Smithson explores the history of superconductivity, and speculates on the implications of a future advanced by room-temperature superconductors.
Inspired by a recent breakthrough by Google’s AlphaZero program, this article explores the potential of artificial intelligence and whether it spells good or bad news for humans.
Is Alexa as innocent as we believe she is? More worryingly, are our conversations stored and accessed by the government?
With impressionable audiences and irresponsible idols, are things going to have to change for YouTube?
