The PlayStation 4 Is ‘First and Foremost a Video Game Console.’ So?
PR messaging aside, there’s much evidence that the PlayStation 4 is clearly the gamer’s console, while the Xbox One is not.
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The Moto X Phone: Everything We Think We Know
Here’s what we know — and what we think we know — about Motorola’s next flagship phone.
Apple Opening Up iOS: Four Ways It Might Happen
According to Tim Cook, Apple may let apps do more on the iPhone and iPad than they’ve been allowed to in the past.
Spoil.rs Helps You Hide Spoilers on Twitter
A simple website, dubbed spoil.rs, lets you post on Twitter with hidden spoiler messages attached.
The HTC One Got Me to Care Less About Nexus Phones
The HTC One, which runs a modified version of Android, has convinced me that the benefits of non-Nexus devices outweigh the drawbacks. After spending weeks with the phone, there are a few features I’d be reluctant to give up
Hisense Sero Tablet Breaks the $100 Barrier, but Beware the Battery
Despite its low price, the Hisense Sero 7 LT tablet doesn’t seem terrible on paper
Amprius Begins Shipping a Better Smartphone Battery
A company called Amprius is getting closer to delivering salvation from so-so smartphone batteries.
Surviving Minecraft: 9 Easy Steps to Get Started
To help out with your first day in Minecraft‘s pixelated wilderness, here are some steps to follow.
4 Ways Minecraft Hasn’t Actually Changed Gaming
This isn’t a knock against Minecraft. If anything, it’s a testament to how unique the game actually is.
The New Flickr Is Worth Another Look
The photo service, which Yahoo acquired in 2005, is now offering a whopping one terabyte of free storage, with no size limits.
Google Play Game Services Is Just What Android Needs, but Who Will Use It?
Google’s answer to Xbox Live is useful even if game developers do nothing but support cloud saves, but its Google+ branding could scare people away.
Google Opens Up About Glass Privacy, Zombification
During a “fireside chat” about Glass at Google’s I/O conference, Google employees opened up.