Facebook will forego 30% share of Instant Games in-app revenue on Android
Facebook has announced it is going to forego its 30 percent share of Instant Games in-app revenue on the Android platform. Instant Games are casual titles...
Genvid raises $10 million from Horizons Ventures for an interactive streaming engine
Genvid Technologies has raised $10 million in funding for its interactive streaming engine. The money came from Horizons Ventures, the private investment arm of...
Parsec puts life into cloud gaming with Party Finder
Parsec is one of a handful of companies trying to make real cloud gaming happen. It has a low-latency, 60 frames per second interactive...
Twitch glitch may have exposed some of your messages to other users
Twitch is warning users that it may have exposed some of their messages to other users. The livestreaming site has sent out emails today...
Facebook expands its Level Up livestreamer community program in Europe
Facebook is expanding its Level Up Program, which helps livestreamers build communities, into Germany, France, Spain, and Ireland. The program is already available currently...
Verses sets up blockchain-based property rights in augmented reality
Verses has launched a protocol for virtual and augmented reality to help people establish ownership of virtual real estate, 3D space, and other goods...
VentureBeat is looking for a Director of Events Content
VentureBeat is seeking a Director of Events Content to report directly to the CEO. The role will oversee speaker recruitment for VentureBeat’s portfolio of...
Porsche concept car shows off real-time ray tracing in Unreal Engine
Porsche has used Epic Games’ Unreal Engine and Nvidia’s graphics chips to design its own cars. The companies showed a demo, dubbed Speed of...
Anki’s Vector is a robot companion that fits in the palm of your hand
Anki's Vector is a home robot with a personality. It can recognize voice commands, detect familiar faces, and play games -- and that's just the start.
AI learns how to dribble a basketball
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and DeepMotion used AI to teach a digital avatar how to dribble a basketball.