Thursday, February 16, 2017

The best VR headsets



Oculus Rift
Oculus Rift
$798.99
PlayStation VR
PlayStation VR
$571.99
HTC Vive
HTC Vive
$799
Samsung Gear VR
Samsung Gear VR
$95

Do you go Rift or PS VR or Vive or Daydream? We help you decide

For the uninitiated, VR is an immersive experience in which your head movements are tracked in a three-dimensional world, making it ideally suited to games and movies.Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR, Samsung Gear VR and the HTC Vive have finally taken the virtual reality medium mainstream.
Explained: How does VR actually work?
While VR was a non-starter back in the 90s, developers are now creating mind-blowing experiences that look set to revolutionise gaming and entertainment. Meanwhile, AR and mixed reality are starting to appear on the scene, blending our world with the virtual one.
But what are the best VR headsets and which one should you go and buy? We've put together the definitive selection of the most gob-smackingly awesome devices just waiting to be strapped to your face.
Read on for the full list…

Oculus Rift


Oculus Rift is the headset that started the current hysteria. Developed by Palmer Luckey, funded via Kickstarter and snapped up by Facebook for a cool $2 billion, the Rift plugs into your computer's DVI and USB ports and tracks your head movements to provide 3D imagery on its stereo screens.
The consumer edition Rift uses a 2160 x 1200 resolution, working at 233 million pixels per second, with a 90Hz refresh rate. It's high-tech stuff, which matches the HTC Vive for refresh rate, but lags behind PlayStation VR on this front. However, given its access to the power of the latest PCs, it's pushing a lot more pixels than Sony's headset.
The Oculus Touch controllers have finally arrived and, through our testing, have pushed Rift to the top of the VR headset pile. Simply put, the Oculus Rift platform is finally a finished product that excels at giving you the VR experience the company initially promised. Now the price is still a sore subject, so it won't be for everyone, but it is the best all-round VR headset you can get right now.
$798 (Rift + Touch Bundle), Amazon

HTC Vive - Virtual Reality System 

The HTC Vive is made in collaboration with PC games giant Valve and works with Valve's mammoth gaming ecosystem.
HTC packs in 70 sensors to offer 360-degree head-tracking as well as a 90Hz refresh rate; the stat that's key to keeping down latency, which is the technical term for the effect that causes motion sickness. Thankfully that wasn't an issue in our review, which can't be said about every device.
It doesn't rival PS VR for games you already know and love, but in terms of experimentation, there's plenty to explore. However the key to the HTC Vive's success is the Lighthouse room tracking, which enables you to move around with the headset on. It means mounting some sensors in your home, but the effect is next level.
For a long time, the Vive stood as the reigning champ of VR headsets but after revisiting the device in closer comparisons to Oculus Rift and PS VR, it's been moved to second place for a variety of reasons. That doesn't detract from our earlier experiences though, and it still won for best VR headset of 2016. It's also set to get even better with HTC's new peripherals, including the TPCast module for taking it wireless, and the new trackers, which will turn just about anything into a controller. 
$799, Amazon

Sony PlayStation VR


PS VR will be most people's introduction to 'good' VR. It's not perfect but it's going after console gamers hard and, ultimately, it is still a truly awesome PS4 accessory. There's nothing else in the PS VR's category of quality but affordable VR; therefore it is the benchmark for mainstream console VR.
With its low price and PS4 compatibility, PlayStation VR has the chance to go big – even if, by its own admission, the tech isn't quite up to the standards of its competitors. 
$399 Amazon

Samsung Gear VR (2016)

The new Samsung Gear VR doesn't look much different to its predecessor but it has several upgrades that make it totally worth it. Gone is the hugely annoying lens fog thanks to new vents and more space inside the headset.
Of course, the visual experience of using Gear VR will depend on which Samsung smartphone you use.
But there are some improvements to the actual headset no matter which Sammie handset you've got – specifically Samsung has widened the viewing angle to 101 degrees (from 96 degrees) and darkened the colour tint to reduce glare and reflections.

$95,  Amazon

Sunday, June 15, 2014

Wise Care 365 PRO (6 Month License)




Wise Care 365 Pro Software giveaway

Wise Care 365 PRO Giveaway

Wise Care 365 is a bundle of important registry, disk, and other system utilities for your PC. Easy to use and effective, Wise Care 365 is the best solution to improve your PC’s performance. Get Wise Care 365 and your computer will never run slow again!
Wise Care 365 now can promise a dead easy use, a blazing fast speed, and an overall health care for your PC, for it adopted new advanced algorithms. As a tuneup utility, Wise Care 365 is comprehensive and full-featured, practical and economical. It will keep your PC in tiptop shape and at peak performance! Wise Care 365 is consisted of five parts, PC Checkup, System Tuneup, Privacy Protector and Wise Utilities. PC Checkup, a newly added feature, checks the whole running condition of your PC, marks its health status with 10 as the full score, and then shows you quick-fix solutions.
System Cleaner cleans invalid registry entries, useless files, download history, browsing history, form history, invalid shortcuts, traces, cache, cookies, passwords, Windows components, files with specific extensions, etc. and slims down your system. System Tuneup optimizes system, defragments disk and registry, and manages startup and services. Privacy Protector erases your browsing history (such as viewed pictures, watched movies/videos, accessed files and visited pages), prevents files or data from being recovered by recovery software, and generates various passwords for you.
Prying eyes have no ways to get close to you at all. Wise Utilities collect all Wise products together for you. Besides, a portable version can be created easily and automatically just by one click. Restore function and Scheduler function are both included in Wise Care 365. Avatars and free technical support are provided for registered users. Skins and help files are provided for all Wise users. Wise Care 365 can run on XP, Vista, Win7, and Win 8 (both32 bits and 64 bits).
Features:
  • Wise Care 365 includes both Wise Disk Cleaner and Wise Registry Cleaner. However, with other attractive and exciting features, it is far more than just that. Wise Care 365 will keep your PC in tiptop shape and running at peak performance!
  • Wise Care 365 can detect more hidden invalid registry issues than other similar programs, which is accredited by CHIP and PCWorld.
  • It takes just one click to use Wise Care 365. As if by magic, your old PC will transform into a brand new and blazing fast one after Wise Care 365′s automatic cleanup and tune-up.
  • The scanning speed of Wise Care 365 is twice as fast as CCleaner’s, as well as Advanced System Care Pro 5.
  • A group of top programmers, all of whom have at least ten-years experience, spent three years creating Wise Care 365 after collecting an abundance of feedback from users..

Thursday, June 12, 2014

BITDEFENDER INTERNET SECURITY 2014 FREE 6 MONTHS LICENSE


Yet another 6 month promo,this promo will be available for 12 days starting today.If you didn’t have opportunity to get a license of BIS 2014 from previous giveaways, then utilize this new promo by visiting this url : http://adf.ly/pXIQT
BitDefender Internet Security 2014 is a complete protection suite for your windows system, which has all PC protection functions tied together in one package, it includes : Antivirus, Anti Spam, Anti Spyware, Strong Firewall, and Privacy control.
Normally a one year license of this security product will cost around $60 (USD), but for now the security firm Bitdefender is offering $ 30 worth 6 month license of BitDefender Internet Security 2014 for free.If you are still using last year’s antivirus software, you’re at serious risk of being infected. It’s time to upgrade, avail this freebie from Bitdefender.
Before knowing about this free offer or giveaway from Bitdefender, I will provide a brief description about the functions of this security suite.With simple and easy to understand interface , BitDefender Internet Security 2014 offers protection against computer viruses, dangerous emails and prevents dangerous web threats that try to access your PC, furthermore it blocks inappropriate web-content or websites.
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Bitdefender Internet Security contains all tools to a safeguard your PC, the Antivirus engine protects you from Trojans, phishing and other threats from the Internet.Next the privacy module monitors social networks such as Facebook and Twitter , it will check your privacy settings and warns you about dubious content. The software provides a strong firewall that thwarts attacks  from network and alerts you when other apps installed on your system trying to access your network connection in suspicious manner.
The “SafePay” feature provides a secure web browser,  through this you can safely buy products  from online stores or do any other  online banking transactions.For Gamers and laptop users, the BitDefender Internet Security 2014 offers differnt modes of function, the game modeoffers safe and gaming experience, in game mode the app prevents Firewall connection issues and disables resource-intensive processes. In Laptop Mode, the security suite tweak its settings to consume less battery. Other key features include : USB drive immuniser, Rescue Mode, Wallet module (password manager) and parental controls.

TuneUp Utilities 2014 - 6 months free

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Install it and you have the licence for 180 days. That's it :D

Supported OS: Windows 8.1 / 8/7 / Vista / XP 32 | 64-bit
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014

System Mechanic

Iolo's System Mechanic is a tune-up utility designed to fix, speed up, de-clutter and protect your PC.

When the scan is complete, System Mechanic 11.5 presents a full list of problems and offers fixes.

When put against popular free options such as CCleaner, System Mechanic is definitely heavier on resources, but is also richer on options. I pitted them against one another in a standard registry scan, and System Mechanic found just over 800 problems that CCleaner didn't detect.
System Mechanic is sold as an all-around PC care solution, and as such, includes no fewer than 36 different clean-up, management, performance, protection, and diagnostic tools. You can find each of these individual tools in the Toolbox, and you can use each one separately to target specific PC issues. Alternatively—and this is the recommended option—you can run a complete PC scan to detect problems such as misaligned and fragmented files, security vulnerabilities, errors in system drive, registry problems, system clutter, etc. You can opt for the quick scan, estimated at one to two minutes, or the deep scan, estimated at five to seven minutes.
When tested on my system, the deep scan lasted almost 25 minutes, including a hard-disk errors scan that you skip if you catch the prompt on time. Upon completion, System Mechanic called my system status "Critical," complete with a scary dial pointing at the very bottom of the scale. At this point, you can either choose to blindly repair all problems, or start digging into the individual findings.

System Mechanic includes many built-in tools, including a full hard drive optimizer.

The nice thing about System Mechanic is the way it makes itself relevant to many types of users. Don't know anything about these things? Click the big shiny "Repair All" button and be done with it, although this comes with the risk of deleting something important. Even if you choose to click "View Problems," there are still several ways to go about repairing your issues. For each problem found, you can either let System Mechanic make repairs in its own way, or open a specific wizard where you can see exactly where the problems are, find out more about them, and choose exactly which ones you want to repair. Each type of problem comes with a completely different wizard, made specifically for it, and in some of these, you can even toggle between Standard and Expert mode to access even more options. All in all, version 11.5 makes it fairly easy to understand the specifics of each detected problem, although some problems such as Internet configuration still lack specific details.
Reviewing scan results and repairing problems is part of the System Mechanic's Dashboard tab. From there, you can also toggle AcceleWrite, which supposedly ensures files are written with maximum efficiency on your hard-drive. Under the ActiveCare tab, you can enable various automated tasks which are supposed to keep your PC optimized after repairs are complete. For example, you can set the program to automatically optimize your startup configuration, automatically recover unused memory, automatically backup your registry, and more. The Internet Security tab keeps track of your malware, anti-virus, and firewall protection, and the Reports tab includes the IntelliStatus board where you can see your entire system status at a glance, and optimize things quickly.
System Mechanic 11.5 also brings a social twist to the tune-up business with the Soluto-like community results that can help you decide what to do about your PC's issues. Can't decide if a program should be in your startup? Get some inspirations from what other users decided to do.

When pondering a solution, you can sometimes see what other users have chosen to do.

It also comes with the usual SafetyNet,  an undo feature to use if you've gone and erased something really important. Done playing with it for now? Closing the System Mechanic window actually eliminates the process and closes the program, but a small agent stays on your desktop at all times, making sure you know the status of your system, and that you can get instant access to repair options.
In the sometimes seedy tune-up community, System Mechanic gives off a professional air, and feels like a pretty powerful tool. System Mechanic doesn't promise anything it doesn't deliver, and can provide total PC control even for beginner users. But if truth be told, a combination of free tools, common sense, and some patience can probably yield the same results. If you're already looking to buy a tune-up suite, iolo System Mechanic is a solid option.