Microsoft has this knack of releasing products before their ready, so it’s OK to be skeptical of the latest batch of Windows phones. Sure, they include Xbox Live connections, but that promise comes from the company that launched Xbox Live a bit prematurely in the first place on the original Xbox, right? Or that five […]
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The demand for 3DTVs hasn’t gained steam as quickly as the manufacturers would’ve liked, though recent studies suggest that potential 3DTV buyers are not only prepared to spend more, but plan to buy a 3DTV in the not-too-distant future. One of the barriers to entry has traditionally been the expensive active-shutter glasses used by most
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The great thing about modern electronics is that they all connect to one another. Unfortunately, that’s also the bad thing about modern electronics, at least if you have to worry about cord control and limited inputs. This is particularly true with the latest round of game consoles and HDTVs/3DTVs, which have more horsepower than we’ve
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If you’ve been looking for an inexpensive Android-powered tablet, Vizio has begun shipping one to retail that you may want to consider. Vizio’s new 8-inch Android tablet has built-in WiFi and carries an MSRP of just $299. Vizio has largely been known as an HDTV company, but it’s moving into more home-entertainment products via a
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Considering the number of 3D TV manufacturers, most of which require proprietary active-shutter 3D glasses, owners of a PS3 or 3D Blu-ray player may feel hamstrung when it comes to the total cost of their hobby. The one set of universal active 3D glasses we’ve reviewed (from Xpand) didn’t fare particularly well, but a company
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For all the R&D Sony and Nintendo have thrown into the PlayStation Vita and 3DS, respectively, you’d think the mobile-gaming scene was incapable of enjoyment on anything other than a standalone device. Nevermind how the iPhone gave a NOS-like injection to the mobile-gaming landscape. Or how Angry Birds blasted the category to the next level.
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We’ve all been there: sitting in a hotel with an iPod or smartphone on its last leg, but without the laptop needed to charge the dying battery. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve personally been forced to power-down an iPod until I could get back to the juice-providing safety of a USB port.
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The first persistent mobile MMORPG for Apple devices is now available in the App Store for free. Called Shadow Cities, the iPhone MMO can also be played on an iPod Touch equipped with WiFi, because it uses location-based technology to augment reality and create a global gaming arena. Shadow Cities can be downloaded here. Shadow
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2K Games and Gearbox Software have launched the Duke Nukem Forever Soundboard app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod, and all the audio goodness comes with the low, low price tag of zero dollars. Zippo. Nada. Free. Gratis. The Duke Nukem Forever Soundboard app is available for download here. The Duke Nukem Forever Soundboard app
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If you’re sitting on the subway in need of some retro-style RPG action, you may want to take a look at a new turn-based strategy game called Izar, which has just released for all iOS platforms (iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch). Set in an ancient, mythical kingdom, Izar tells the story of a knight who
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