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The first Diablo III expansions, called the Reaper of Souls, was going to be shown off at Blizzcon later this month but now the trailer has been leaked on the internet. Blizzard announced the Diablo 3 expansion a while ago, called the Reaper of Souls, and we know that come BlizzCon 2013, Blizzard wi
FitnessSHIRT looks just like a regular shirt, but don’t let its appearance fool you, the shirt actually has conductive textile electrodes integrated into the material. The shirt, designed by a team in Erlangen, Germany, gathers data on your body while you exercise and sends the information to
A company called Vapur has created tiny tea bag called Shake Filters which that can filter out any unwanted additives in your water. The little tea bags only need to be dropped into your water and shaken up a bit. Re-usable water bottles are great for the environment, but are they so awesome for you
The video game industry has grown rapidly in the last couple of decades. So much so, in fact, that the gaming industry is expected to bring in nearly $100 billion in sales. That’s nearly ten times as much as Hollywood’s expected $10.8 billion in revenue. As technology grows more advanced
Hatsune Miku, a popular synthesizer program that replicates Japanese pop-idols, is getting her very own rhythm game on the PS Vita. Despite the fact that she’s not actually a real person, Hatsune Miku is still a wildly popular pop-star in Japan. The cute-as-a-button rhythm game action found in
Ex Illis, which has been out for a while but is just now starting to get attention, is a tabletop game that uses a board and physical units but processes rules and turns digitally. And so, my great tabletop gaming adventure continues. Ex Illis is a tabletop miniatures game with a video game twist. W
A group of students from the University of Pennsylvania have won $45,000 in prize money for developing a robotic exoskeleton that boosts the wearer’s strength. The dream of becoming a machine-assisted superhuman just got more real thanks to the work of University of Pennsylvania students. The
Adobe has released a new mobile services SDK that will help developers better capture user data. This is all in an effort to regain the attention of the users. Adobe launched today a new service that developers can incorporate into their mobile apps to better monetize and optimize them. Available as
A student at the Brigham Young University in Utah has created a “smart foam” for football helmets that can display on a computer exactly where and how hard a player was hit on the head. With the NFL mired in a concussion crisis, more attention than ever is being paid to how football orga
The Xbox One exclusive, Ryse: Son of Rome, has been getting tons of praise for its stunning visuals but not as much for its bland, repetitive gameplay. One reviewer compared the gameplay to dialing a phone number. If you’ve ever watched Lost, you’re familiar with the character of Desmond Hume. The f
Call of Duty is a series that was initially praised for its innovation and creativity but now the series keeps using the same old tricks and people are getting tired of them. Call of Duty: Ghosts is hitting store shelves almost exactly 10 years after the first Call of Duty, a PC-only game that spawn
Gaming has seen a lot more focus on immersion in recent year, not just with the games themselves, but with hardware as well. Following this trend, Tactical Haptics has developed a new type of controller that emulates the feelings of object within the game world. The traditional idea of a gaming cont
