Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo - Who Had the Best E3 Showing?
It's E3 again, which is like Christmas for gamers, if Santa told you about your presents a year in advance and then spent Christmas morning selling them to you in bits and pieces.
Nintendo Is Back in Black, Sony Abandons SoundCloud, & More... [Tech News Digest]
Nintendo makes money, Sony sounds off, Spotify chases video, Stan Lee loves YouTube, color-blind Chrome, and a video showing Siri being your mom.
Bill Gates is Worried About AI, Follow Super Bowl XLIX on Facebook [Tech News Digest]
Bill Gates is scared of robots, Facebook goes all-in for Super Bowl XLIX, Spotify comes to PlayStation, GoPro goes slow-mo, Louis CK loves the Internet, and a mind-blowing Unreal Engine 4 demo.
Porn Studios Killing GitHub Projects, Apple Abusing Developers [Tech News Digest]
Porn studios hate GitHub, Apple accused of abusing developers, Google donates to Charlie Hebdo, try Apple Watch in your browser, PS4 launch delayed in China, and a speedy marriage proposal.
Apple Patents Bendy iPhone, Android TV Replaces Google TV [Tech News Digest]
Apple patents a bendy iPhone, Android TV replaces Google TV, the FBI maintains North Korea hacked Sony, David Cross looks to BitTorrent, Bill Gates drinks human waste, and a basketball referee makes the wrong call.
Google Piracy Hits Record High, Join Mark Zuckerberg's Book Club [Tech News Digest]
Google's piracy problem, Zuckerberg's book club, Microsoft's $29 handset, Netflix's recommended TVs, Sony's PlayStation Now subscriptions, and penguins playing with an iPad.
Netflix Starts Messing With VPNs, Google Reveals Windows 8.1 Exploit [Tech News Digest]
Netflix punishes pirates, Google publishes Windows 8.1 exploit, Acer reveals giant Chromebook, Sony offers PlayStation freebies, the Smithsonian posts art online, and the $7,500 iPhone 6.
2014's Final Controversy: Sony Hack, The Interview & North Korea
Did North Korea really hack Sony Pictures? Where is the evidence? Did anyone else stand to gain from the attack, and how did the incident get spun into promotion for a movie?
Skype Lets You Spy On Strangers, Apple Issues Critical Mac Update [Tech News Digest]
Also, The Interview enjoys limited theatrical release, tablets are bad for you, the FAA drones on, and Vzio mocks Samsung for its curved TVs.
Your Facebook Year In Review, OK Google, Buy Me A Chromebook [Tech News Digest]
Also, Sony wants to release The Interview online, Google+ improves your videos, Reddit Notes $5 million giveaway, and LG trolls pets using televisions.
Sony Pulls The Interview After Terror Threat From Hackers, & More... [Tech News Digest]
Also, the BlackBerry Classic brings sexy back, Netflix is never going offline, Yo gets festive, Wikipedia edits 2014, and the best Star Wars Christmas lights ever.
EBay Now Is No More, Trade Your iPhone For A BlackBerry, & More... [Tech News Digest]
Also, UK Government starts snooping, Redbox raises prices, Sony pulls PS Vita ad, and the first trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Google End-To-End Encryption, Slender Man Attempted Murder [Tech News Digest]
Google goes End-To-End, Kickstarter softens campaign rules, Sony kills the PSP, Chrome goes 64-bit, Slender Man attempted murder, Todoist For Business, and teens reacting to 90s Internet.
Windows Phone 8.1 Reviews, Android Heartbleed, US Airways Tweets [Tech News Digest]
Windows Phone 8.1 reviews, Gmail scanning practices, Android Heartbleed, American Airlines' tweeting troubles, mini notebook chargers, overheating VAIOs, and a vending machine that tweets.
Sony Recalls Thousands of Vaio Fit 11A Laptops For Overheating Batteries
Sony announced Friday that it would be recalling roughly 26,000 Vaio Fit 11A laptops. It's not just hot laptops propped uncomfortably in laps, but the laptops are literally burning people.
Project Ara Arrives, Apple Hates Snow Leopard, Nintendo Kills Multiplayer [Tech News Digest]
Project Ara is happening, Apple ends support for Snow Leopard, Nintendo ends support for online multiplayer on Wii and DS, Sony to close most stores, Facebook retires email service, and retro games invading Adam Sandler.
Sony Xperia Z1 Review and Giveaway
With a Snapdragon 800 SoC, 2 gigabytes of RAM, an Adreno 330 GPU, and a 441 ppi 5-inch full-HD screen, the Xperia Z1 is a lot of phone.
Defective PS4 Debuts, Apple Accuses Samsung, Batkid Wins Internet [Tech News Digest]
Sony sells lots of games consoles (including some defective ones), Steve Ballmer reveals the truth about his exit from Microsoft, Apple accuses Samsung of copying, Amazon and Facebook team up, and Batkid goes viral.
4 Reasons Why Everquest Next Is Going To Be The Next Big MMO
Everquest Next looks to be everything players could want from an MMO. Whether you are old school veteran of the genre, going all the way to back to the original Everquest, or a new fan who just wants to dip their toe in and see what it's all about, EQN might just be the perfect game for you. I am just as shocked as you that Everquest is the franchise that might bring me back, but when you see these four reasons why I am so excited, you will be eagerly anticipating its release as well.