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  • SteelSeries Apex [RAW] Gaming Keyboard – Review

    Looking for a gaming keyboard that doesn’t look like a gaming keyboard? Looking for a high-quality piece of gaming hardware that won’t blast your wallet to smithereens? The search might just be over! So put away your wallet and your preconceived notions about how gaming keyboards should look and allow me to tell you why…

  • On the Rape of Ms. Marvel

    Although we may be told otherwise, there are still many major issues regarding equality between men and women in the Western world; issues which many would argue stem from a male dominated, misogynistic, global mass media industry. The comic book industry in particular is under almost constant scrutiny for its lack of female artists and…

  • Samsung Developing Mind-Controlled Tablets

    Enough of this obsolete touchscreen technology. Samsung has decided to take user input methods to the next level – mind control.   The Korean company is experimenting with a tablet that would perform actions courtesy mind-control from it users, according to a report in the MIT Technology Review. The aim is to expand the number…

  • The Evolution of the GTA Series

    Loved for its open-world gameplay, hated for its adult and controversial content (or maybe not), the Grand Theft Auto series has developed a cult following all over the world. The series has influenced the gaming industry (Saints Row, for example), and its customers too (6 New York teens were arrested for carjacking in 2008, inspired…

  • Gorilla Glass 3 On Galaxy S4 Survives Knives, Keys and Coins

    First Phone with Gorilla Glass 3 Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S4 is the first smartphone sporting the 3rd-Gen of Gorilla Glass. The Gorilla Glass 3 is a very powerful glass that according to the company, will prevent scratches from any type of material. Look at the video below to see how the Galaxy…

  • Summer Game Design Programs

    According to the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), this summer more than a hundred camps across the United States will offer more then 690 programs in video game design and similar topics. This means the number of video game design courses at American summer camps has more than doubled since 2012. This is great news for…

  • Windows 8.1: Start Button Coming Back

    To all those who have missed the Start button on their Windows 8 taskbars – there is good news. Microsoft is reportedly bringing back the Start menu button in the latest Windows update – Windows 8.1 Sources close to Microsoft have apparently told The Verge that the Start button will make a comeback in the…

  • Gematouch: Making Your Smartphone Smarter

    North Carolina tech startup Gematouch turns any printable material into a touch interface for smartphones, offering instant communication and content delivery capabilities through the user’s smartphone and an unique RFID system so tiny it can be embedded in a printed page. Turn Printed Pages Into Interactive Content I talked with co-founder Brent Fagg in the…

  • Top 5 Classic Electronic Arts Video Game Series

    Love them or hate them (and yes, you probably hate them), Electronic Arts are one of the largest video game related companies in existence. As a game publisher, Electronic Arts (EA) have put out some of the most successful and most popular series ever. With titles like Dead Space, Mass Effect, Medal of Honor and…

  • Twitter Music App is Now Available on iOS

    After a round of rumors, Twitter’s new Music service is finally here. Although, it’s not available for everyone just yet, so you will need to be patient. The new Music app will be available for you soon. It will definitely be interesting to watch if the new app lives up to the hype or not….

  • Donate to Charity with Google’s One Today App

    Google Inc. is doing its bit for charity, and asking you to do your part as well. Google has just launched a new app – One Today, that lets you donate $1 every day to a charitable cause. Google for Charity Google.org is the Google’s non-profit organization subsidiary that deals with charitable causes. One Today…

  • Intel Launching Android Notebooks: Danger for Windows?

    Intel is planning to ditch Windows 8 and launch convertible notebooks running on Android in the near future, sources working with notebook vendors have claimed. 11 inches, $500 In light of the major decline in PC sales recently, with the last quarter giving us the worst drop in history, Intel has decided to shake up…

  • Outlook.com for Android Updated, Looks More Like Windows Phone App Now

    Microsoft has updated the Outlook.com app for Android. The new update brings a completely new design and additional features to the app. It looks more like a Windows Phone app now. Even though the new “Metro” style looks cool on the app,  Microsoft has also added a number of organizational features to the app as…

  • Movie Review – Minecraft: The Story of Mojang

    There’s simply no indie video game out there that can match the success of indie developer Mojang and their widely popular freeform block-building game Minecraft. For the ten of millions of gamers and non-gamers who have spent time in their own Minecraft world, the history behind this monumental game is of great interest. Enter Minecraft:…