Browsing: Breaking Tech

Last year, I reviewed Even Realities’ G1 and came away deeply impressed by what I saw. In fact, I’d say they’re the smart glasses to beat. I was surprised, then, to see my colleague Sam Rutherford have issues with the second-generation unit when he tested an early beta version. After all, it’s not often a…

The South Korean government has drawn up tough measures to stop the repeated leakage of advanced technology abroad. It will grant the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy special judicial police powers over technology leaks and will add the sale or withdrawal of companies’ overseas subsidiaries, as well as indirect mergers and acquisitions by foreign…

Browser-based Flash games hark back to a simpler time on the internet: the days of Neopets, Homestar Runner, MySpace and AOL Instant Messenger. Many millennials and others who were online in this era carry intense feelings of nostalgia for Flash and the online media it enabled. In a post titled Why Preserve Flash?, internet archivist…

The extra screen real estate that comes with the design of a foldable phone can be pretty enticing. Whether you’re looking to play games, watch videos or read, a foldable offers more room for your favorite activities. But the expanded space can also complicate how apps adapt to a device that changes the aspect ratio…