Lego’s Newest Set Is A Win For Women Everywhere
A “Female Minifigure Set” won as this year’s fan-designed Lego set.
Latest: Calm, cruel and connected: November’s best and worst of IoT
It seems that every day a new IoT device or means to connect existing devices is revealed. With so much energy being devoted to telling us how, when, where and what we can connect to each other, the “why” may be getting a little blurry. So we want to take a step back every now and… Read more »
Sony Cloudifies Games And TV In Its Own Bid For The Living Room
Sony isn’t ceding the home-entertainment crown to the Xbox One, though its latest efforts are still vaporware at this point.
Roku 3 Gets YouTube, Becomes More Like Chromecast
Chromecast is suddenly a little less special. YouTube finally graces the Roku 3—even allowing “casting” from mobile devices.
Chromecast May Be Breaking Out Soon
Google issued invitations for a Chromecast hackathon for next month. Could it finally signal the end of developer restrictions?
PS4 vs. Xbox One: Who Will Win The Living Room?
Nintendo has relegated itself to the sidelines, so it’s a two horse race now. Here’s how Sony and Microsoft will go to war.
Is This Nintendo Knock-Off The Worst iPhone App Ever?
With terrible game play, intrusive ads, and in-app purchases at astronomical prices, this pathetic side-scroller may be the worst, most corrupt app ever made.
Why Write Your Own Book When An Algorithm Can Do It For You?
Who needs writers? Phil Parker’s algorithms can compose entire books in just minutes.
ATOMS Express Toys A Fun Way To Foster Kid Hackers
A startup has launched a fun line of connectable modules, motors and sensors designed to challenge kids who like to build their own toys. In this case, it would be toys that depend on their programming skills.
The Social Media Economy Explained By The Onion [Video]
The Onion takes aim at our “Social Media Economy” – including branded Facebook pages and social media consultants – in their latest installment of Onion Talks.