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Square expands their services for small businesses, GeoGuessr gamifies Google Maps, Roku gets a new interface, Google+ gets a major redesign, Google Hangouts and Messaging get rolled together, Google All-Access is the company’s new subscription music service, use one login across all Google Games platforms, and the phrase “Okay, Google” will let you search by voice!
With dual and quad-core CPUs and multi-core graphics by names such as PowerVR and Nvidia, your smartphone can deliver some very high-quality gaming experiences.
EA announced today that a new add-on for SimCity is avaiable for free. It’s a Nissan-branded Leaf charging station for your citizens to charge up their electric vehicles.
The Razer Blade is one of the hottest gaming rigs on the market, so we were excited to get one in for review. In this video, excerpted from last week’s Geek Beat Live, we unbox the system and take you on a quick tour of its ports and keyboard. The packaging alone was some of [...]
Robotic jellyfish are loose in the pool, robotic salamanders go all amphibious, Raspberry Pi offers a bargain version, an app to send you stuff in the future, and the eerily realistic new face of gaming.
Maxis’ Lucy Bradshaw wrote a blog post last night informing SimCity mayors of the world that an email about the promised free game would be arriving today.
EA’s General Manager for the Maxis Label, Lucy Bradshaw, has responded to the … problematic … launch of SimCity.
Electronic Arts’ launch of SimCity has been marred by unexpected demand. Some fans eager to play the game have been met with down servers and overloaded servers and various bugs that have kept them from getting to play, while others have balked at the always-connected Internet policy that serves to enable multiplayer Region play but [...]
Google shuts down Picasa, a new streaming box from Roku, buzz is building for the Steam Box video console, a soccer ball that produces electricity, and a football outfitted with a camera.
The EA Origin Store for Mac has been released, well ahead of the expected schedule.
A coating that repels all liquids, bomb-carrying robots that find their way by smell, the Ouya game console heads for retail stores, how TV viewing affects sperm count, and a dress that turns clear when the wearer is turned on.
What tech advances await us in 2013? We’re gazing into the future and giving you our predictions for the year!
