Neko Atsume, a mobile game available on Android and iOS, debuted in October of last year, but hit the US with a vengeance over the summer. The fact that it was written entirely in Japanese did little to dampen the game’s popularity. All a would-be player needs to know is that you put out food and toys…
Grab your best pants and get your clicking finger ready because this week we have the Mobile World Congress rolling underway and you better believe there’s much to see. Tech lovers from around the globe are flying into Barcelona this year to get the first scoop on modern wireless innovation and design from the leading…
For anything you’ve got going on in your life, there’s an app for that. Apps are becoming the next big thing in accomplishing small, menial tasks that we do everyday. Having said that, quite a few of these apps aren’t so bad. There’s a fast food app that provides you with the nutritional breakdown of…
Why is it that we are so attached to these tiny games on our phones? They don’t have the complexity of Skyrim. They don’t have the free reign of Grand Theft Auto V. They’re far from the complex story of Halo. They don’t involve the organization and strategy of World of Warcraft. So what’s the…
Until smartphones came along—and casual gaming was declared a significant category—popular titles by and large seemed to have been designed with care and passion, things players appreciated. They weren’t necessarily any more sophisticated than the popular casual games we have now, but with much expected of titles to justify the purchase of expensive and otherwise-useless…
BYOD (short for Bring Your Own Device) is becoming more and more popular in the business world. Personal mobile devices are connecting to corporate networks now, more than ever, and companies are running into real issues? How can a corporation offer BYOD access to files within their systems, all while remaining safe, secure, and private?…