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Facebook open-sources some of its deep learning AI tools

By Eric David Jan 19, 2015

Facebook Inc. has open-sourced several of its artificial intelligence tools by making them available on the Torch open-source library. The tools will allow developers to take advantage of some of Facebook’s deep learning algorithms…

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H1Z1 fans outraged by “Pay-to-win” mechanics

By Eric David Jan 16, 2015

Fans of Sony Online Entertainment’s (SOE) upcoming zombie survival game H1Z1 are outraged at the developer for allegedly breaking promises not to include pay-to-win mechanics. H1Z1 has just launched on Steam as an Early Access game, allowing players to…

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Social media relieves stress in women—except when it causes it

By Eric David Jan 16, 2015

Does social media stress you out? The answer is more than likely “not really,” but a new study by the Pew Research Center’s Internet Project shows that social media can have a big impact…

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Australia effectively bans Hotline Miami 2

By Eric David Jan 15, 2015

The Australian board responsible for rating film, video games and other media has effectively banned Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number from the country by refusing to rate the game. The refusal comes despite the recent addition…

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Facebook’s Zuckerberg brings free internet program to Colombia

By Eric David Jan 15, 2015

Facebook Inc. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has taken another step in his plans to bring internet connectivity to developing nations by introducing a free application to Colombia. In 2013, Zuckerberg founded Internet.org, a non-profit organization…

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Twitter in talks to acquire Indian mobile startup ZipDial

By Eric David Jan 14, 2015

Twitter Inc. may be looking to expand its international mobile market by acquiring India-based tech startup ZipDial, according to reports by TechCrunch. ZipDial is an emerging market startup that uses missed calls as a form…

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Total War: Warhammer accidentally announced by an artbook

By Eric David Jan 14, 2015

A Total War artbook produced by Creative Assembly has accidentally revealed one of the worst kept secrets in gaming: an upcoming Total War: Warhammer game. The artbook was not supposed to be released until the end…

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Microsoft announces new restrictions for Let’s Play videos

By Eric David Jan 13, 2015

Microsoft has updated its Game Content Usage Rules to include new language that specifically states how gamers can use footage obtained from playing games developed by the company. “We know that people like you –…

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Facebook “likes” know your personality better than your family

By Eric David Jan 13, 2015

A “like” here an there for your favorite movie or a local restaurant you enjoy visiting might not seem like much information go on, but according to a new study, Facebook “likes” can tell just about all…

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Rare video game auction reaches $100k, but will anyone pay?

By Eric David Jan 12, 2015

An ultra-rare video game from the original Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) is currently going for $99,850 on ebay, but there is a good possibility the seller might never see that money. The rare game…

Eric David

Facebook open-sources some of its deep learning AI tools

H1Z1 fans outraged by “Pay-to-win” mechanics

Social media relieves stress in women—except when it causes it

Australia effectively bans Hotline Miami 2

Facebook’s Zuckerberg brings free internet program to Colombia

Twitter in talks to acquire Indian mobile startup ZipDial

Total War: Warhammer accidentally announced by an artbook

Microsoft announces new restrictions for Let’s Play videos

Facebook “likes” know your personality better than your family

Rare video game auction reaches $100k, but will anyone pay?

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