Sony Was Right to Say “No” to EA Access
Earlier this week, EA and Microsoft announced a surprise service exclusively for Microsoft’s Xbox One called “EA Access,” which uses a similar model as Netflix does for movies – except, […]
Xbox One Goes Kinect-less – Another Step Back
After months of criticism regarding the high $500 price tag of Microsoft’s Xbox One console, rumors of a Kinect-less Xbox One, and cries for a reduced price that doesn’t […]
PlayStation Now – Changing the Delivery of Gaming
At CES 2014, Sony finally announced their plans to stream video games, a promise made when they revealed its PlayStation 4 earlier last year. The idea was to use Gaikai, […]
Google Experience Launcher A Portal to Google Services
Last week, Google’s announcement of its Nexus 5 phone alongside new version of Android, Android 4.4, aka Kit Kat, brought an end to weeks of speculation and leaks regarding the […]
iPad Air Branding Hints at Potential iOS and OSX Convergence
At a conference today, Apple unveiled its fifth generation iPad, now lovingly called the iPad Air. It was more of the same from Apple: another iPad that has a faster […]
Another Year, Another iPhone(s)
It’s another year and, as Apple fans well know, that time of year again: the announcement of a new iPhone. Many rumors pointed to Apple announcing two iPhones this […]
Really? A Nintendo 2DS?? Who Wants This!?
Recently, Nintendo unveiled their latest handheld device: a Nintendo 2DS. No, that is not a typo. When I first saw the news in my RSS Feeds, I had to double […]
