Zynga, gaming giant of the Facebook and now mobile enterprise, has had its ups and downs in the creative realm with violation of competition by scamming of ideas and then hiding behind the law as they dominate the alternative. Zynga’s latest target is NimbleBit, a 3-person team behind many popular iOS games including Sky Burger, [...]
On 01.01.12, In Android, CES, Featured, Gaming, News, PlayStation, Software, Sony, Sony, Tablet, Tablets, by Graham
Sony’s Tablet S, originally priced starting at $499.99, just dropped $100 off of its price leaving it available for $399.99 with 16GB of on-board storage and $499.99 with 32GB. The price drop, effective as of today, also bundles with 5 classic PlayStation titles for free, 5 free movie rentals, and 180 days of Sony’s music services. Anybody [...]
The Macro Cell Lens Band has enabled macro awesomeness to feature prevalent in cellphone photography. Transform your photos from mediocre to professional, in a few short seconds. Perhaps it’s the most simplistic photography accessory available to buy, the Band does exactly what says on the box; it’s an elastic wrist band with a macro lens [...]
If an arrow shot and predicted to land on the cover of the most iconic game of all time, the cover most likely of a game made by him. Who is he? Nintendo’s head game designer, Shigeru Miyamoto, has walked out the door on Nintendo on an endeavor to do something smaller as a one man [...]
Soccer ranks #1 as the most viewed and played sport around the globe making the game franchise for soccer a huge hit, FIFA 12 by EA tries to do just that with its exclusive kick-off partner the XPeria Play. FIFA 12 has full support for the Play’s Playstation style gaming controls. FIFA 12 features enhanced gameplay, [...]
Sony Ericsson’s XPeria Play is a hit among gamers because of its mobile console feel and popular titles once or still exclusive to the device. Maintaining the urge to own your XPeria Play, Sony Ericsson has partnered with mobile developers to bring games exclusively or launch exclusively to the XPeria Play including Mojang for launch [...]
In the light of Minecraft: Pocket Edition being launched for iOS, Mojang has recently released Minecraft 1.0.0. This is the first full non-beta/alpha version of the popular sandbox style game; thus, the good old days of Minecraft Alpha and Beta are bittersweetly over. Of course, Minecraft is still as good as the best-seller that it [...]
Minecraft Pocket Edition has made its way across multiple platform since its release starting with the XPeria Play and making its way to all Android devices later. Now, Minecraft Pocket Edition is making its way to iOS, scheduled to hit the U.S. App Store tomorrow. Minecraft Pocket Edition has made its first appearance publicly in [...]
Develop has recently reported that they have received tips from several sources that the new Xbox will be launched in 2013. ‘Xbox Next’ apparently has several projects underway for both hardware and software. The sources have said that the new Xbox will be announced at E3 2013. The console may launch across larger countries around [...]
The team at Mojang casually released the Minecraft 1.9 pre-release recently in anticipation of the same reaction from players, lots in-game time and bug reports. The announcement came via the Twitter of Jeb, part of the Minecraft and Mojang team. Minecraft Beta 1.9 prerelease can be found here, http://assets.minecraft.net/1_9-pre/minecraft.jar (server jar also available) The pre-release [...]
On 09.21.11, In Android, Apple, Application, DROID, E-Readers, Featured, Google, Google, iPhone, Mobile, Mobile, Motorola, News, None, Other, Software, Tablets, Uncategorized, by Cody Parker
Motorola Mobility has been in the news a lot recently. What with Google’s acquisition of the company and all. Now we’re now learning more about their new “superphone”/tablet, the Electrify. Aside from the fact that they’ve started choosing better names for their phones, they seem to have also upped their game in the hardware department. [...]
On 09.21.11, In 3DS, Apple, BlackBerry, DROID, Featured, HTC, iPhone, iPod, Mobile, Nexus, Other, Reviews, RIM, Samsung, by Rebecca
The Refresh is a charging station manufactured by BlueLounge. It is advertised as a place to recharge multiple electronics while keeping them organized. Better yet, it seems to do just that. Let’s take a look. Packaging Packaging is very nice and minimalist as it has been with all of BlueLounge’s products. In the box you [...]
Valve has done a great job with Left4Dead and Left4Dead 2 along with Half-Life and Counter-Strike, but they may be best known for Portal of which the sequel was released in months past. In recent news, Valve has put the classic Portal up for grabs for free on Steam. The reason for the lack of [...]
Mojang has finally finished version 1.8, the adventure update, for Minecraft; in comparison to the Minecraft 1.8 pre-release the final version has many software fixes according to the gameplay I had experienced after updating. The update comes with a long list of features with over 40 new features just listed in the build release. The [...]
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