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One Spark Preview: Immersed Games

By |Education, One Spark 2014|

One of the more interesting projects that we had a chance to check out at last years inaugural One Spark was Immersed Games. The company is in the process of building a huge educational MMORPG. Think World of Warcraft or Ultima Online for education.

The Internet Giveth, and The Internet Taketh Away

By |Apps, Editors' Picks|

In May 2013, developer Dong Nguyen released a free game called Flappy Bird. You may have heard of it. The game enjoyed relative obscurity until early 2014, when it suddenly ricocheted into popularity, becoming the #1 app in both the iPhone and Android markets. Then, on February 9, Dong Nguyen took Flappy Bird down. Even [...]

Georical: A New Take on Social Media

By |Editors' Picks, Interviews|

  We just came across a wildly inventive new app: Georical. It is hard to explain, but we were able to ask the founder a few questions about the app. Rather than offer a butchered explanation, take a look at the answers below Georical  What does your company do? Georical aims to let you access [...]

Samsung Unveils Gear VR at IFA 2014

By |Editors' Picks, IFA 2014|

If we are to believe Mark Zuckerberg, Virtual Reality is going to be the next great technology. Zuckerberg and Facebook made a $1 billion bet on this. If indeed VR is the next great frontier, Samsung has jumped out to an early lead. On Wednesday at IFA, Samsung announced Gear VR. The Gear VR is a [...]

Google Right To Be Forgotten To Go Global?

By |Editors' Picks, Google|

Earlier this year Google and the European Union came to an agreement that Google would have to block certain search results in European countries. These blocked results come from the "right to be forgotten" which basically says that any citizen in a country represented by the EU can fill out a form and request that [...]

Mobit: Getting App Developers Paid

By |Developers, Editors' Picks|

Developing apps and games isn't an easy job. In fact, less than 10% of apps submitted to the iOS or Android app stores make more than $100 over the course of their lives. Matomy aims to fix all of that by offering payment solutions as well as marketing support through mass exposure to mobile developers [...]

3DLT Goes In Store With PieceMaker

By |3D Faster, News|

3DLT, a platform for 3D printing as-a-service, is pleased to announce its collaboration with PieceMaker Technologies. 3DLT will implement key elements of PieceMaker’s Factory in a Store™ experience, allowing customers to create low-cost, customized products in-store in a matter of minutes. PieceMaker and 3DLT will also cross-promote content and integrate their technologies. “We look forward [...]

Loot Crate: A Monthly Gaming Gear Box

By |Editors' Picks, Gaming|

It seems like every single week there is some new monthly box or crate company popping up. You can get a monthly box for socks, ties, makeup, and just about everything in between. The monthly box market is becoming incredibly competitive; it takes a lot to make one stand out. Standout, however, is exactly what Loot Crate does.

Google Shortener Gets A New Fancy App

By |Editors' Picks, Google|

If you prefer Google's goo.gl url shortener over the recently DDoS attacked Bit.ly shortener than we've got some good news for you. Android Central reported on Sunday that a developer, Thomas Devaux, has created and released a new app to the Google Play Store that makes it a cinch to shorten url's on the go [...]

Griffin in the Classroom – FETC 2014

By |Editors' Picks, FETC 2014|

No matter the conference or which topic/industry the conference is concerned with, we always pencil in a stop at the Griffin exhibit. The 2014 Florida Educational Technology Conference (FETC) is no different. While Griffin is a leader in many accessory categories, we were surprised to see how much work they have done in the classroom. As the classroom is rapidly changing, Griffin offers many products to help teachers and students alike keep up with the evolving education landscape.

Here Are The Most Popular Christmas Gifts In Most American Cities

By |Editors' Picks, News|

Google has released a lot of geo-located data over the past year. You could see for instance what cookies were the favorite of each state, what toys were hot in each state and so on and so forth. Now Google has compiled the data on what the most popular gifts were for some of the [...]

This Christmas Eve Not A PSN or Xbox Live Is Stirring Thanks To Lizard Squid

By |Editors' Picks, Gaming, News, Security|

So you just weren't content with going to bed, you had to stay up all night and get one last hoorah on the game system and games you already have tied to your Play Station Network account or your Xbox Live Account. It's apparent you were going to try and catch Santa Claus mid stream [...]

Inbox: A New Take on Email From Google

By |Android, Apps, Editors' Picks, Google|

On Wednesday, Google announced a brand new email app. It is a departure from Gmail - don't worry though, Gmail will remain - to a more task-based inbox. Fittingly, the new app is called just that, Inbox: Today, we’re introducing something new. It’s called Inbox. Years in the making, Inbox is by the same people who [...]

Google Play Store Gets A Makeover And It’s Rolling Out Now

By |Android, Everything Else|

If you've been with Android since the beginning you've seen their app store go through a plethora of changes. Of course the most significant was the change from Android Market to Google Play. But over the past two years or so, the Google Play store has looked pretty much the same. It's a functional online [...]

This Is Going To Hurt: Google To Remove “Free” From Freemium Android Apps

By |Android, Editors' Picks, News, OpEd|

I'm not sure where the disconnect is. We have a six year old daughter who has had an iPad mini since she was five and she's had some kind of connected since she was three. Coming from my days as Thedroidguy, she's used both Android and iOS devices. And to date, we've never had a [...]

Nest Protect Back On The Market Now For Just $99

By |Google, News|

Back in April we reported that Nest, the now Google owned company that makes the Nest thermostat, pulled it's smoke/carbon monoxide detector, Nest Protect,  off the market. They made this decision after they internally uncovered a flaw that could have been dangerous with the product. Although no accidents were reported, engineers at Nest discovered that [...]

Grand Theft Auto Now Available For Amazon Device Users

By |Amazon, Editors' Picks, News|

(photo: pocketlint.com) When Amazon released their Amazon Fire TV back in April they promised the one of a kind set top box, would be just that, one of a kind. With the power of the world's largest e-commerce site behind it, Amazon promised unique content would come to the Amazon Fire TV and [...]

George Takei Helps AARP Win 2 Webby Awards

By |Editors' Picks, News, Web|

The Webby Awards are like the Oscars,Emmys or Grammys for the web industry. Think all of those wonderful internet only tv shows, radio shows, podcasts and YouTube channels. Like most award shows, the internet elite assemble for a red carpet award show in New York. The New York Times calls the Webby Awards the "Internet's [...]

Yes The Donald Sterling Tapes Have Made It To Rap Genius

By |Editors' Picks, News, Social Networks|

As with most of the big news in the past year or so, the Donald Sterling tapes have found their way to Rap Genius. For those not in the know Rap Genius is the very popular site that crowd sources annotations on popular hip hop songs, current events, and even poetry. What started out as [...]

Google Makes Several Major Gaming Announcements

By |Editors' Picks, Google|

Just in time for the Game Developers Conference, Google has just made a whopper of a gaming announcement, and several other lesser announcements. First and foremost, Google Play Games services will now support Android-iOS cross platform gaming