'Batman: Arkham Knight' for PCs pulled because of glitches
If
you've been holding off from buying Batman: Arkham Knight for Windows
due to reports of numerous performance issues, low quality textures and
glitches, its publisher Warner Brother Games agrees. That's why it's
pulling the game from sale "while we... Read More ...
HBO's 'Ballers' and 'The Brink' pilots now up on Facebook
Looks
like Facebook's video efforts have been paying off lately. The social
network has scored two more series premieres after Amazon's Catastrophe,
and both are from HBO: Dwayne Johnson-starrer Ballers and political
comedy The Brink. These series' p... Read More ...
Nintendo includes same-sex marriages in 'Fire Emblem Fates'
Nintendo
has a rocky past when it comes to same-sex relationships in its games,
but the upcoming Fire Emblem Fates for its 3DS handheld should change
that. There are a few different options to choose from, as Polygon
reports. If you want to play as a... Read More ...
T-Mobile's iPhones are getting the 'blue screen of death'
If
you've been having problems with your T-Mobile iPhone, you're not
alone. A lot of people have been experiencing random freezes, restarts
and (this is not a joke, folks) the dreaded blue screen of death. A lot
of people have been airing their compl... Read More ...
Bungie apologizes to 'Destiny' players by selling them stuff
At
E3 Bungie announced The Taken King expansion for Destiny, and as we
explained this morning that didn't go over very well with existing
players. One of the main reasons is that, aside from a $40 price for the
expansion itself, Bungie made exclusive... Read More ...
'Shenmue 3' creator explains how Sony is helping out
When
the word got out that Shenmue 3 was getting financial help from Sony,
not just E3 stage time, some gamers understandably flipped out. Were Yu
Suzuki and crew duping fans into supporting a big-budget sequel in the
guise of a crowdfunded indie tit... Read More ...
IFTTT's automation app can watch your Android phone's battery
Thanks
to a slew of updates, IFTTT's automation apps just became decidedly
more useful -- especially if you're religious about your smartphone's
battery. If for Android now includes a battery channel, so you can tell
your phone to perform certain dut... Read More ...
Picasa's Web Albums work again for some reason
Back
in 2013, Picasa users suddenly found themselves being automatically
redirected to Google+'s web albums rather than the site they were
familiar with. Of course, in light of Google's subsequent announcement
that Google+ Photos would be supplanting... Read More ...
Polaroid's tiny Cube camera now packs WiFi
The
Polaroid Cube, released last year, is nowhere near matching the quality
of a GoPro. Still, this pocketable camera can be a good accessory for
those times you can't, or won't, use a smartphone to take pictures.
Today, Polaroid is announcing Cube+,... Read More ...
Artist paints a 328-foot-long line of code at Twitter's building (updated)
Qinmin
Liu, the tech-savvy artist who offered replica kidneys in exchange for
gold Apple Watches, is back with a new project -- and this one is every
bit as audacious and full of social commentary as her last. She recently
finished painting a line of... Read More ...
Latest Qi spec promises fast wireless charging for your phone
Before
long, you won't have to choose between charging your phone quickly and
plunking it on a convenient wireless charger. The Wireless Power
Consortium has rolled out a new version of the Qi standard that supports
15W fast wireless charging, much l... Read More ...
Samsung doesn't want Windows Update running on your computer (update)
As
if you needed another reason to do a clean install of WIndows with any
new computer, Samsung's got you covered. It turns out that a piece of
the bloatware from the OEM is apparently disabling Windows Update
because it interferes with Samsung's own... Read More ...
Color-changing condoms could tell which VD you just got
A
group of teenage inventors have struck upon a clever (albeit still very
conceptual) way to alert folks to the presence of various venereal
diseases before the burning starts: fluorescing condoms that light up
when they encounter dangerous bacteria ... Read More ...
Going 'off the grid' with BioLite's BaseCamp stove
Tent?
Check. Sleeping bag? Check. Spare battery packs to stave off the fear
of being disconnected from the grid? Double check. Earlier this month, I
loaded up the aforementioned gear for a quick weekend camping trip. It
was honestly more glamp than c... Read More ...
'Driveclub' finally reaches PlayStation Plus on June 25th
Remember
how Sony promised you a free version of Driveclub with your PlayStation
Plus subscription about, oh, two years ago? You'll finally get to claim
it this week. The Plus Edition of Evolution Studios' PS4 racing game is
launching on June 25th, g... Read More ...
Nintendo's adorable shooter 'Splatoon' sells 1 million copies
For
the most part, Nintendo kept quiet during E3 2015 -- at least in
comparison to PlayStation and Xbox. But today the company's celebrating a
huge milestone for Splatoon, the magical third-person shooter that was
recently launched on the Wii U. Nint... Read More ...
Red Bullshit: How 'Destiny' lost support of its biggest fans
Last
week, Destiny developer Bungie was riding high following the reveal of
the game's biggest expansion to date, The Taken King. Gamers were
excited to learn about the new subclasses, missions, weapons, armor and,
most importantly, a new raid focuse... Read More ...
Six incredible 3D-printed buildings
By Cat Distasio, Inhabitat3D printing has opened up a new frontier for design, and the technology is progressing by leaps and bounds. Whereas the first 3D printers could only produce tiny trinkets and figurines, today's printers can produce entire ...
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The Blade is a 3D-printed supercar
3D
printing technology has already revolutionized the aeronautics
industry. Manufacturers can create lighter, stronger components at a
fraction of the time and cost of traditional production methods. Now a
San Francisco-based startup called Divergent... Read More ...
Translogic 179: DARPA Robotics Challenge
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Facebook Messenger no longer needs a Facebook account
Facebook
wants as many people using Messenger as possible... and after today,
that includes people who aren't using Facebook at all. Anyone in the US,
Canada, Peru and Venezuela can now sign up for Messenger without using a
Facebook account. You only... Read More ...
Cablevision boosts internet speeds enough to make the FCC happy
If
you subscribe to Cablevision's standard Optimum Online service, we have
good news: you're getting a free upgrade. The company has boosted the
download speed on its core internet tier from 15Mbps to 25Mbps, making
this basic option much more viable... Read More ...
Resident Advisor's app leads you to the nearest rave
Electronic
dance music is booming far, wide and loud at spectacular festivals. As
per Ibiza's International Music Summit report, the EDM industry in North
America alone rakes in $1.6 billion from live events. It's not just the
monstrous Electric Dais... Read More ...
Dear Veronica: Super Awkward Grandma on Facebook
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Disney's Playmation toys let kids feel like an Avenger
The
rise of smartphones and tablets has forced entertainment firms, such as
Disney, to design themed toys that can come to life and build a story
around them. That's the case for Playmation, a platform of smart toys
that combines Disney's popular mov... Read More ...
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