So the comments from the head of its consumer business group to the Wall Street Journal are not going to sit well with Microsoft and Samsung.
If anyone is still questioning the legitimacy of e-sports, today should be a bit of a wake-up call. The lead photo on the front page of today’s New York Times is of this July’s $10 million Dota 2 tournament, The International. That’s right: The Gray Lady has taken note, running a story on the rise of e-sports on the front page of its Sunday edition. The accompanying article is the first in a series exploring how competitive video gaming has developed into a spectator sport. The Times certainly isn’t the first big media company to pay attention to e-sports: ESPN broadcast a preview of The International on one of its cable channels, and, of course, Amazon just purchased Twitch for $970 million. Even with all of this attention, however,…
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To tell the truth, the first round of Android Wear devices aren’t all that expensive if you think of them as luxury watches. But if you think of them as notification-based accessories for your $500 smartphone, yeah, they’re pretty pricey. Big box retailer Best Buy is here to alleviate some of that sticker shock with a sale on the LG G Watch. You can pick up the black or white/gold version for $179.99 right now, $50 off the retail price.
[Deal Alert] The LG G Watch Is $50 Off ($179.99) With Free Shipping At Best Buy was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Think you need the budget of the military or a megacorporation to make an exoskeleton for heavy lifting? Nope — all you need is some standard parts and the know-how to put them together. James Hobson (aka The Hacksmith) has finished a homemade…
Armada Mach 8 is an Amlogic S802 based TV Box apparently based on , but instead of running Android, it comes with XBMC Linux. It's unlikely a …
Emoji are a staple in conversations for many, many people. They offer a colorful, language-agnostic way to convey thoughts and intent that can’t always come across in a wall of text. Instant messaging is the most common home to these little pictograms, but it’s not unheard of for them to appear elsewhere, particularly within contact names. Unfortunately, when Emoji are used to decorate contacts in Gmail, it can interfere with the syncing service and prevent those contacts from crossing between devices.
[Bug Watch] Contacts Containing Emoji Are Failing To Sync With Gmail was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Dota 2 update Patch latest details And finally, after a long, long period of anxious waiting, the latest update of Dota 2 is finally out. It is being termed as …
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