Open AR Cloud Organization launching effort to connect all augmented apps and services
As augmented reality apps and hardware continue to evolve, they still largely deliver solitary experiences that exist in isolation. Now a new industry group...
Gartner: Microsoft passes Acer to become top 5 PC vendor in the U.S.
The PC market is seeing some very interesting moves this year. In Q2 2018, global shipments were up for the first time in six...
Minecraft’s Apple TV version is done
Microsoft has brought Minecraft to every platform, but it is actually retreating from at least one device. The company announced last month that it is...
Reigns: Game of Thrones uses Apple’s face recognition to determine trust or deceit
In the upcoming Reigns: Game of Thrones for iOS, you have to know who to trust. Should you ally yourself with Tyrion Lannister or Daenerys Targaryen?...
iPhone XR hands-on: A 6.1-inch LCD screen that looks good (Updated)
Apple executive Phil Schiller made me chuckle when he was onstage at the Apple event today in Cupertino, California. He said the new iPhone...
iPhone XS and XS Max hands-on: Great camera, cool display, kinda submersible
When Apple’s Phil Schiller showed off the newest iPhones, the hype machine was on at full speed. He said the iPhone XS and iPhone...
Apple shows off fast-action Galaga AR multiplayer game
Apple showed off a real-time augmented reality game, Galaga AR, today at its iPhone event in Cupertino, California. It’s based on the old Galaga arcade...
Newzoo: Smartphone users will top 3 billion in 2018, hit 3.8 billion by 2021
The number of smartphone users across the globe will top 3 billion in 2018, with the Asia-Pacific region accounting for more than half of...
Professor Layton and the Curious Village is coming to iOS
The Apple App Store Twitter account revealed today that Professor Layton and the Curious Village is coming to U.S. iOS devices. Curious Village first came...
Apple kills app affiliate commissions, imperiling small publishers
Effective October 1, Apple will stop paying publishers affiliate commissions for both apps and in-app purchases from its App Stores, a move that independent app reviewers believe will kill their sites.