Industry Insiders Predict Next Big Consumer Tech cash grab
Every few months, a new gadget promises to revolutionize the world, but let’s be real, most of them are just…
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Phil Collen Still Hasn’t Gotten Tired Of His Signature Guitar Sound After 40 Years
In a move that’s been decades in the making, Jackson has finally released the Pro Series Signature Phil Collen PC1-E,…
Microsoft peddles more overpriced Surfaces with shiny new Snapdragon guts
Microsoft decided to crash the Snapdragon Summit party, and I’m not complaining. The company unveiled its next-generation portable Surface laptop…
Logitech shamelessly rehashes G-Series lineup with predictable upgrades
Logitech is at it again, because what the world really needed was another line of gaming peripherals. I mean, who…
Security cams get smarter than gaming industry executives somehow
Security cameras, the ultimate bystanders, are finally getting a much-needed upgrade. Gone are the days of endless, grainy footage that…
Gaming’s hollow pursuit of progress fuels endless remakes and greedy monetization schemes
Online gaming has come a long way since the days of dodgy dial-up connections and wonky console ports. The past…
Bargain Bin Servers Fuel Indie Game Studios’ Pipe Dreams
Building an online game no longer requires huge server rooms, big studios, or enormous budgets, thank goodness, because let’s be…
Google peddles Googlebook with flashy Snapdragon X Elite guts inside
Get ready for the latest revolution in laptop technology, or so the marketing folks would have you believe. Google has…
Nostalgia Cash-In Alert: Ocarina of Time Remake Promises Familiar Delights
Nintendo is at it again, trying to suck every last penny out of our wallets with yet another remake, this…
Wireless audio no longer sucks for competitive gamers somehow
Wireless audio has finally caught up with our twitchy gaming needs, and it’s about time. For years, PC gamers have…