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Hearthstone finally makes its way to iOS and Android phones

By Eric David Apr 14, 2015

The long wait is finally over as Blizzard Entertainment has officially released a phone version of its hugely successful card battle game, Hearthstone. The 1v1 game that started out on PC has already been available on…

Can Boondogl reinvent the web game market?

By Eric David Apr 14, 2015

Before the days of smartphones and tablets, a vibrant casual gaming market existed on the web thanks to a slew of games on sites like Newgrounds and PopCap, but as many of those games moved…

Are pre-order bonuses for video games worth it?

By Eric David Apr 14, 2015

The concept behind pre-ordering a product is simple. You pay some or all of the price up front before the product is out, and in return you reserve your copy for the day that it is…

Tether teams up with GoCoin to give merchants free Bitcoin payment processing

By Kyt Dotson Apr 14, 2015

Tether, a payment service that uses a bitcoin-backend to settle payments without having to use a bank, just announced integration with Bitcoin merchant processor GoCoin. Merchants using GoCoin who transact in Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin…

Pre-ordering Guide for 2015: How and where to get the newest games

By Kyt Dotson Apr 14, 2015

Not willing to wait for that new game to come out and you want it day one or midnight of launch day? Pre-ordering can mean the difference between standing in line for hours or…

3 alternatives to the now-defunct FriendFeed

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 14, 2015

Social media content aggregator FriendFeed officially ceased operations on April 9, 2015. The announcement of the service being shut down happened in March, with the team stating that the steady decline of users was…

New router doubles as smart home hub

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 14, 2015

This week’s Smart Living roundup features the latest industry team ups nurturing the smart home market, and a router that doubles as a smart hub. SolarCity and Nest partner up to deliver more energy savings…

The Apple Watch is Insanely Good, that’s not enough

By David Coursey Apr 14, 2015

Apple CEO Tim Cook and design king Jony Ive have passed their first test. The Apple Watch, apparently designed fresh after the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, is a respectable piece of work.…

Mortal Kombat fans care about humor more than shock value

By Eric David Apr 14, 2015

When games like Street Fighter were still showing less violence than a professional boxing match, Mortal Kombat had decapitations, burnt corpses, and ripped out hearts — still beating, of course. The series’ violence was both its greatest controversy and…

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RethinkDB releases first production version of its real-time database

By Maria Deutscher Apr 14, 2015

The competition in the data management world is moving up yet another notch with the release of what is touted as the first production-ready release of RethinkDB, the open-source document store from the startup…

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Hearthstone finally makes its way to iOS and Android phones

Can Boondogl reinvent the web game market?

Are pre-order bonuses for video games worth it?

Tether teams up with GoCoin to give merchants free Bitcoin payment processing

Pre-ordering Guide for 2015: How and where to get the newest games

New router doubles as smart home hub

The Apple Watch is Insanely Good, that’s not enough

Mortal Kombat fans care about humor more than shock value

RethinkDB releases first production version of its real-time database

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