Eric David, Author at SiliconANGLE

Facebook opens its Internet.org platform to all mobile operators

By Eric David Jul 28, 2015

It has been one year since Facebook Inc.’s Internet.org initiative began operating in its first country, Zambia. The program was founded by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as a way to bring affordable mobile internet connectivity…

Twitch’s new anti-troll feature won’t solve anything

By Eric David Jul 28, 2015

Popular game livestreaming site Twitch (Twitch Interactive, Inc.) has problems with trolls just like any other online community, especially when it comes to the individual chatrooms for each stream. Now, Twitch is offering a new…

Fallout 4 stole the show at QuakeCon | #QuakeCon2015

By Eric David Jul 27, 2015

What started as a small fan event at a La Quinta Inn event hall in Garland, Texas, has grown into one of the world’s largest gaming events, and this year’s 20th anniversary of QuakeCon was bigger…

CD Projekt’s final gift to The Witcher 3 fans is a free New Game Plus DLC

By Eric David Jul 27, 2015

Over the last two months since the release of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Warsaw-based CD Projekt RED has released over a dozen free DLC for players that have included new quests, weapons, armors, character…

Razer acquires Ouya’s software assets for its own set-top box, Forge TV

By Eric David Jul 27, 2015

After the news broke earlier this year that micro console maker Ouya Inc was desperately looking for buyers to pay off its creditors, the future of the Kickstarter darling looked uncertain. There had been rumors…

Doom multiplayer: first impressions | #QuakeCon2015

By Eric David Jul 27, 2015

Id Software surprised Doom fans at this year’s QuakeCon in Dallas, Texas, when it revealed that it would be letting attendees be the first to try out the multiplayer for the new game. I got…

China has finally legalized game console sales—for real this time

By Eric David Jul 26, 2015

China is a massive, mostly untapped market for several industries, and video games are no different. For over 14 years, the Chinese government has maintained a ban on the sale of home video game consoles,…

League of Legends pro suspended for leveling other players for cash

By Eric David Jul 23, 2015

If you get paid to play video games for a living, it is probably not a good idea to engage in activities that could get you kicked from the game, and League of Legends player Yu “XiaoWeiXiao”…

Bethesda is releasing a Fallout Anthology that comes in its own mini-nuke case

By Eric David Jul 23, 2015

With the Fallout 4 hype train running full steam ahead, Bethesda Softworks LLC has decided to revisit both the new and old games from the series with an all new Fallout Anthology. The anthology will feature every Fallout…

ESL moves forward with random drug testing for esports tournaments

By Eric David Jul 23, 2015

The Electronic Sports League (ESL) has moved faster than expected toward combating the abuse of performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) during professional esports tournaments, and the organization has announced that it will begin randomly drug…

Eric David

Facebook opens its Internet.org platform to all mobile operators

Twitch’s new anti-troll feature won’t solve anything

Fallout 4 stole the show at QuakeCon | #QuakeCon2015

CD Projekt’s final gift to The Witcher 3 fans is a free New Game Plus DLC

Razer acquires Ouya’s software assets for its own set-top box, Forge TV

Doom multiplayer: first impressions | #QuakeCon2015

China has finally legalized game console sales—for real this time

League of Legends pro suspended for leveling other players for cash

Bethesda is releasing a Fallout Anthology that comes in its own mini-nuke case

ESL moves forward with random drug testing for esports tournaments

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