| Microsoft Upgrades Storage Capacity For Office 365, Exchange Online Users Posted: 01 Sep 2013 07:07 PM PDT  Microsoft boosts email storage limits for users
If you're a current Exchange Online or Office 365 user, you'll be seeing an increase in storage capacity from 25 GB to 50 GB. The upgrade is being rolled out right now, and by November it is projected to be complete. These new storage limits give Microsoft a substantial advantage over Google Drive, so if you were looking for a reason to switch, this might be what clinches it. Via TechSpot, Microsoft's premium service plans receive unlimited email storage, but primary mailbox sizes are increasing to 50GB from the get-go for no additional charge. Current users will have to do nothing to enable the changes. Those who already pay for Exchange Online Plan 1, Office 365 Small Business, Enterprise E1, Government G1, Education A2, and Midsize Business will all be seeing this boost in email space. Are you still a faithful Google Drive user or could these upgrades act as an incentive for you to switch? |
| Skype Celebrates 10th Anniversary, Looks To Introduce 3D Video Calling Posted: 01 Sep 2013 06:21 PM PDT  Skype could possibly integrate 3D technology
Most 3D technology doesn't seem to have really sparked users' fires, but the minds behind Skype aren't convinced it's time just yet to give up. Skype revealed a few days ago that they have actually been working toward officially supporting 3D video calls in the near future, once the "ecosystem of devices" is ready. This is an interesting goal to strive toward, as coincidentally, the video calling service is celebrating its ten-year anniversary. Recently, in an interview with the BBC, as related by TechSpot, Skype vice president Mark Gillett revealed the company has seen progress with 3D displays, but things are more difficult when it comes to the ability of devices to capture in 3D. Also hinted at in the interview, Skype is exploring the possibility of offering video calls in 1080p to other devices beyond the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and more. Would you be interested in Skype calls in 3D or is that just a gimmick you're not particularly excited for? |
| Razer Ouroboros Gaming Mouse Now Available Posted: 01 Sep 2013 04:48 PM PDT  Razer Ouroboros offers customizable comfort for all players
If you're looking for a mouse as hardcore as your gaming habits, you might want to give Razer's newest product a look. The Ouroboros, Razer's latest gaming mouse, is now up for sale in North America. The Ouroboros is $149.99, featuring a 8200 dpi 4G laser sensor for improved tracking responsiveness, a wireless mode powered by one AA battery for 12 hours of gaming, and ambidextrous design for both left- and right-handed gamers to get comfortable with. Customizable ergonomics with a retractable back panel and interchangeable size grips are an interesting touch as well, allowing players with hands of all shapes and size to find a setup that works best for them. 
If you're a shooter fanatic, the 1000 Hz Ultrapolling should ensure near instantaneous translation between your mouse input and the action on-screen. This is Razer's priciest option, so if you're looking to take the plunge, let us know how it performs for you. You can find out more at the official site. |
