Bluestacks Bites Back at Ouya with Free (at First) Android Game Console
The race to disrupt traditional game consoles already has a few hopefuls, including Ouya, Gamestick and Nvidia.
Jared Newman
From his remote outpost in Cincinnati, Ohio, Jared blogs for Time, Technologizer and PC World.
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Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Is DLC for Folks Who Hate DLC
As far as DLC goes, we need a lot more of this.
Reminder: Nobody but Apple Knows What’s Happening with the Retina iPad Mini
Consider this your routine reminder not to believe every single Apple rumor, especially those based on mysterious supply chain sources.
Nokia Teases Lumia 928 as Verizon Launch Looms
Nokia hasn’t officially announced its Lumia 928 smartphone yet, but that hasn’t stopped the company from advertising the Verizon-bound flagship device.
As Amazon and Barnes & Noble Slash Prices, the Cheap Tablet Wars Are Getting Interesting Again
Mother’s Day deals from Amazon and Barnes & Noble do look enticing, but they don’t represent your last chance to score a decent tablet for cheap. Hang tight; the next few months should be a lot of fun to watch.
Google Is Making Gaming Moves
Google may be planning some big moves into video games, based on a few recent developments
State of the Tablet Market: 3 Takeaways
By now, it’s clear that anyone who thought tablets were a fad is dead wrong.
Intel ‘Iris’ Chips Boast Improved Graphics Performance for Gaming
The rule of thumb for PC gaming used to be that if you wanted to play anything serious, you needed a dedicated graphics card. That’s not really true anymore.
The Real Privacy Implications of Google Glass
The real concern with Google Glass and privacy doesn’t have to do with surveillance or collection of personal data, but with the way it will make us behave in the real world.
Kloudless Stores E-Mail Attachments Where Gmail Won’t
In the never-ending turf war between tech titans like Microsoft and Google, a new service called Kloudless is trying to make some peace.
The Future of iOS Is Looking Flat
The odds are looking good that Apple will ditch the textured, bubbly look of its iOS software in favor of something more modern
Dear Vdio: I Dislike You. Please Go Away.
I’ll be content with Vdio’s existence if it somehow helps save Rdio from obscurity, but it’s hard to see that happening in its current state.
