By Travis Harvey |
Google’s growth is unlike any other company alive today. They’ve dominated the age of the internet, seized its opportunity to expand into the smartphone space and is working full steam towards tablets and the future of computing. Did you know 4 years of video are…
By Travis Harvey |
There’s good news for all you Google Voice fanatics. The creator of GV Mobile has officially submitted an updated version of his Google Voice compatible app that was pulled last year. If you’re memory seems to fail you, a flashback adventure awaits. Sean Kovacs posted…
By Travis Harvey |
I guess more than Nintendo have reason to celebrate 25 years of Mario. It’s hard to imagine video games with the iconic superstar and to commemorate such a monumental milestone, Nintendo of Japan put together the most epic Mario montage the world has ever seen.…
By Travis Harvey |
Chief Technolog Officer for HP Rahul Sood’s tweeted up a storm yesterday when mentioning the next step in WebOS’s smartphone roadmap. Describing the WebOS 2.0 developer preview that was sent out earlier this month as “just a taster,” it seems big things are in store…
By Travis Harvey |
There’s doesn’t seem to be much denying that when Consumer Reports gave the iPhone 4 a “Can’t Recommend” rating after testing the antenna issues in depth, they got tons and tons of site kickbacks. Whether it was a story on the local or nationwide news,…
By Travis Harvey |
The motion gaming space is about to heat up as Sony launches Playstation Move in the less than a week, followed by Microsoft’s Kinect on November 4th. Sony doesn’t want you thinking the future of games are headed towards full body control with nary a…
By Travis Harvey |
When you’ve got pixels as big as humans, you’re going to need a cinema sized display made up of at least 200 pixels. Take this Human Tetris recreation in Baden, Switzerland. Sure you’ get a super small fraction of a pixel per inch but that…
By Travis Harvey |
Self proclaimed defender of the WebOS community, ReleaseMyPre put Palm on notice with a 79 hour deadline late last week demanding device details be made public for their next WebOS offering. Now the vigilante is putting that demand on hiatus, urging fellow WebOS users to…
By Travis Harvey |
Ten years ago yesterday, Sony released the original Playstation console, competing head to head with the Nintendo 64. Yesterday the Playstation turned 15 years old and to celebrate, Sony’s put together a pair of infographics detailing the PS milestones dating way back to 1995. Their…
By Travis Harvey |
There’s something about seeing the best superheroes in beautiful cinematic action that makes the potential of any game that much higher. Take Marvel vs. Capcom 3 for instance. The game play in any fighter is nowhere near as enthralling as the cinematic scenes would make…
By Travis Harvey |
It’s been well over a year since Apple’s rejection of Google Voice into the App Store prompted an FCC probe into Apple and AT&T’s partnership. AT&T made it clear they have nothing to do with App Store approvals and Apple insisted that they hadn’t actually…
By Travis Harvey |
Easily the best basketball game that has ever graced the video game industry is NBA Jam. Released in 1993 on the SNES and Sega Genesis, Midway combined just the right amount of reality with fantasy to mold what is one of the few sports games…
By Travis Harvey |
Apple just released iOS 4.1 for the iPhone and iPod Touch families and it looks like the jailbreaking community just found their next way in to Apple’s oh-so-secure iOS. This isn’t your run of the mill exploit like we saw in iOS 4.0.1 from the…
By Travis Harvey |
In Apple’s eyes the media took the iPhone 4 antenna nonissue way too far and, if you recall, issued a press conference to calm the masses and try to get a grip on the misinformation floating around. Whether you agree with them or not, there’s…
By Travis Harvey |
Hitting sometime this week, iOS 4.1 for the iPhone and iPod Touch will bring some welcome changes to the devices we may or may not already own. What will likely be one of the more popular, Game Center is the gaming social network that’ll let…
By Travis Harvey |
Surely Internet Explorer will never be able to live down its reputation as one of the worst browsers on the free market but Microsoft seems to be trying its hardest. Ok, well to the tech savvy (meaning you) IE’s got a bad rep but to…
By Travis Harvey |
Before Sega dropped out of the console wars, the Sonic franchise was doing pretty well for itself. The insanely fast speed of his games made Sonic one of the dominant forces in the early console days. Since the transition to 3D worlds, the franchise…
By Travis Harvey |
The latest gaming festival, PAX, wrapped up on Sunday but there were plenty of announcements and demos shown off for the first time. While Duke Nukem Forever seemed to steal the show, Valve was there too, showing off the cooperative side of Portal 2. Each…
By Travis Harvey |
Palm’s latest software development kit for the WebOS platform wasn’t public for very long before a developer leaked a somewhat substantial piece of information that was under a non-disclosure agreement. It was early last week when the SDK went live and only one day later…
By Travis Harvey |
On Wednesday’s iPod keynote, Steve gave a very brief preview of a new feature coming to the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad when three merge together with iOS 4.2 in November. Previously restricted to streaming music, Apple renamed AirTunes to AirPlay with the added ability…
By Travis Harvey |
If you were worried about how Mega Man Universe was going to turn out, you can breathe easy knowing full well that Mega Man is returning to his roots. Favoring the old school, sidescrolling look of the early years, Mega Man Universe has received some…
By Travis Harvey |
The Kevin Butler Playstation 3 ads make up what is likely the best series of gaming commercials a console has ever seen. They might not be on Old Spice’s level, but they’re entertaining and easily recognizable. The latest comes as the Playstation Move’s release draws…
By Travis Harvey |
Now that come across the fourth generation of iPhone, the original is getting harder to remember. Whether you remember it for its aluminum chasis, slow Edge speeds, or its barebones 1.0 software, it’s where the smartphone revolution began. Externally, not too much has changed…
By Travis Harvey |
It’s hard to name a good Sonic title once he graduated to the 3D console. Whether Sonic was meant for the 3D world or not, there’s nothing really stopping Sega from sending Sonic back to his 2D side scrolling roots. Nintendo made it work with…
