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Many assumed before the next generation of consoles were even released that the PlayStation 4 would take the crown and, if recent numbers are to be believed, that may very well be true. Sony has announced that the PlayStation 4 has, as of March 1, sold more than 20 million units across the globe whi
Among the collection of big announcements that Valve made at the Game Developers Conference yesterday was the Steam Link. This device will work with all Linux, Mac, and Windows PCs as well as Steam Machines and will allow users to stream any content in their Steam library to any other compatible dev
Entering in passcodes or recreating patterns to unlock your smartphones takes less than a second in most cases is still a minor annoyance, especially when you accidentally mess up, are in a hurry, or aren’t in a position to enter in anything. Facial recognition and fingerprint scanning have be
Alibaba is often described as the “Amazon of China” and seems to be doing everything it can to retain that title. Not only is the country a prominent player in the e-commerce market, just like Amazon, it offers cloud computing services to businesses, just like Amazon. However, the compan
Many of the most popular games out there today are running on Source which is why it’s so exciting that Valve has finally announced the successor to its more than a decade old game engine. Little is known about Source 2 aside from the fact that it has been officially confirmed and will be free
Having a market share south of 1% will make you wonder if what you’re doing isn’t enough. Apparently BlackBerry is only just now arriving to this conclusion as CEO John Chen has said that the company might consider possibly thinking about maybe delving into the world of tablets. His hesi
Apparently its collection of Emmys aren’t enough because Netflix is going after perhaps the biggest award the entertainment industry has to offer: the Oscar. Helping further this goal, the company has acquired the rights to Beasts of No Nation, one of those movies that’s practically writ
Going free-to-play is, rather unfairly, considered a sign that an MMO is dying. World of Warcraft is pretty much the only MMO that has managed to maintain its monthly subscription fee for the entirety of its existence without any permanent price drops. While that hasn’t changed, the MMO has ad
The PlayStation 4 may be dominating the Xbox One in terms of sales but the Xbox One is the clear winner when it comes to support for third-party entertainment apps. Whereas the Xbox One received an official HBO GO app back in November, the PlayStation 4 didn’t receive one until just now. Fortu
One of the most notable things about the unveiling of the Galaxy S6 was Samsung’s inclusion of a dual-edge version of the flagship smartphone, called the Galaxy S6 Edge. Perhaps due to the positive response to this unique smartphone, rumors out of South Korea suggest that Samsung will be doing
From the mouth of founder Carl Pei himself, OnePlus will be unveiling a new product next month and it won’t be a smartphone. The two most likely options are a smartwatch or a tablet but, according to Pei, the device won’t fall into those two categories either. So what could it be? The co
PC gaming has had to overcome some difficulties over the past few years but it has now reached a point where around 75% of game developers say that the PC platform is “very important” for the future of the industry. In fact, many developers said that PC will be the most important platform for the ne
