Nvidia’s Tony Tamasi on designing the mobile monster chip Tegra K1 (interview)
Tegra K1 puts a console in the palm of your hand. And a "Shield 2" with Tegra K1 "might seem logical," Nvidia exec says.
The master of zinger quotes, EA spokesman Jeff Brown skis off to GoPro
Former senior vice president at EA will help GoPro in its competition with larger action sports camera makers.
Updated: Zynga to finally shut down one of its oldest games, YoVille
Fans of YoVille aren't going quietly, and they're lobbying for Zynga to save the game.
Petros Media's FlipSquare is a deceptively simple puzzle game
FlipSquare is off to a good start, and it could be Petros Media's springboard toward making its own original apps.
VentureBeat's take on the top 10 trends of CES
The top trends include wearables, mobile, curved screens, and gaming alternatives.
Anki shows how its racing game keeps getting smarter with updates (video)
Anki Drive car owners have driven more than 60 million laps. Software updates will make them drive even more.
The DeanBeat: Does Valve know what it's doing with Steam Machines?
The mysteries about Steam Machines run even deeper now.
HipShot Dot helps you aim better in shooter games (video)
Tim Murphy developed the HipShot Dot to get an advantage in firing from the hip in shooter games.
You can get one of 800 Star Trek machines from pinball wizard Gary Stern
LAS VEGAS — The future of tech often highlights the International CES. But among all the latest tech toys is a revival of a pastime from the days before video games. And that’s a good thing for Gary Stern, an old-school pinball gamer who has been making pinball machines for 66 years.