Sony to start offering ‘Dungeon Defenders II’ in pre-alpha by Sept 29th

Sony will be giving eager fans of Dungeon Defenders series early access to the sequel of the game on the PlayStation 4. But you’ll have to pay for the privilege. They’ll be shipping two Dungeon Defenders features will this pre-alpha version: controller support and two-player local co-op. More features will be arriving after the PC release happens. The pre-alpha access will be available to those who buy currency bundles on the PlayStation Store on September 29^th. According to Sony, the game will then be free when it launches but with “ethical microtransactions.”

Engadget gave prices of the three packages Sony will be offering: US$15, $25, and $75. Each offering different goodies for the fans.

Source: Sony PlayStation Blog | Via: PlayStation Canada Twitter + Engadget

Dell bets big on two enterprise focused Windows 10 tablets coming in November

Dell announced today the launch of the new Venue 8 Pro 5000 tablet and Venue 10 Pro 5000 tablet. Designed for commercial efficiency, the new tablet solutions offer mobile productivity and purpose-built software applications, helping customers in various industries such as education, healthcare and retail. Hit jump for specifics.

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Overview: Samsung Galaxy Note 5

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

High-speed charging and wireless charging are game changing features that every modern smartphone should have and Samsung's got those two features spot on. They just work.

Easily one of the most attractive flagship smartphones in the market today, the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 continues the evolution of Samsung's steadiest and most beloved line of supersized smartphones. The Galaxy Note 5 is textbook Samsung, and representative of a company that goes to where popular trends seem to lean.

Since the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge were lauded for their premium design which incorporate aluminum and glass, it is no surprise that the new Note borrows heavily from this design aesthetic, but at what cost?

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HP announces world’s most secure enterprise printers

HP today announced three new enterprise class LaserJet printers that deliver increased protection against malicious attacks. The stronger security is part of a broader HP strategy to provide the deepest security across PCs and printers.

“Protecting against security breaches is one of the biggest challenges our customers face,” said Tuan Tran, vice president and general manager,LaserJet and Enterprise Solutions business, HP. “HP is helping customers secure their devices, documents and data by defending our enterprise printers with the strongest protection in the industry.”

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