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Cloud gaming service OnLive sells patents to Sony, will cease operations April 30th

By Duncan Riley Apr 2, 2015

Cloud gaming service OnLive Inc. has finally given up the ghost and will officially close its service April 30th following a troubled, yet colorful history. OnLive said in a statement that Sony Corp. had acquired…

Gamers’ insatiable demand for Amiibo crashes GameStop’s site

By Eric David Apr 2, 2015

Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct included announcements for new Amiibo that would be hitting store shelves later this year, and droves of gamers immediately swarmed over GameStop’s website as they tried to pre-order the highly collectible figures.…

Applications for AIAS game design scholarships are now open

By Eric David Apr 2, 2015

The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) has announced that applications for its video game design scholarships are open, and prospective students can begin applying now. With the video game industry set to…

Riot Games starts giving banned League of Legends players a second chance

By Eric David Apr 2, 2015

Riot Games’ League of Legends has been trying to shake its reputation for a toxic player base for some time now, and part of its new strategy has been to focus on reform rather than…

New in the #hashtag world: How 3 sites put a fresh spin on the pound sign

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 2, 2015

The hashtag has long been used in information technology to highlight special meaning. It was eventually used in Internet Relay Chat to label groups and topics. With the advent of social media, the hashtag…

Align Commerce launches beta B2B global payments system using the Bitcoin blockchain

By Kyt Dotson Apr 2, 2015

International payments cost companies a great deal of money and Bitcoin-related startup Align Commerce wants to change that. According to Marwan Forzley, CEO and Founder of Align Commerce, “businesses spend over $50 billion on…

Data-driven baby making: Conceivable applies analytics to fertility tracking

By Suzanne Kattau Apr 2, 2015

“Birds do it, bees do it, even educated fleas do it,” according to a popular song written in 1928 by Cole Porter. One well-known result of “doing it” is getting pregnant. Today, a new…

Invisible wearables are the best kind

By Kristen Nicole Apr 2, 2015

The wearable market continues to explode — the overall wearable electronics and technology market will grow $11.61 billion from 2014 through the end of 2020. From wearables that track health vitals, to devices aimed…

Cisco swoops on SDN startup Embrane

By Mike Wheatley Apr 2, 2015

Cisco Systems Ltd. has made a statement of intent with the acquisition of software-defined networking startup Embrane Inc., following its $14 million investment in the firm last year. In an announcement on its website…

Show me a smart highway in Missouri

By Mellisa Tolentino Apr 2, 2015

This week’s Smart City roundup features the significant growth of the smart building market in the coming years, a $3 billion investment in the Internet of Things (IoT) and a plan to transform Missouri’s…

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Gamers’ insatiable demand for Amiibo crashes GameStop’s site

Applications for AIAS game design scholarships are now open

Riot Games starts giving banned League of Legends players a second chance

Align Commerce launches beta B2B global payments system using the Bitcoin blockchain

Data-driven baby making: Conceivable applies analytics to fertility tracking

Invisible wearables are the best kind

Cisco swoops on SDN startup Embrane

Show me a smart highway in Missouri

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