The DeanBeat: The gaming innovations at CES that go way beyond the consoles
Steam Machines and Oculus were the highlights of game technology at CES, but there was plenty more for gamers waiting in the aisles.
Intel bets that perceptual computing will save the PC (interview)
Intel's top "perceptual computing" leader believes cheap gesture control cameras will revolutionize the PC. And he says Microsoft isn't Intel's enemy.
VentureBeat's take on the top 10 trends of CES
The top trends include wearables, mobile, curved screens, and gaming alternatives.
Intel throws its support behind Valve's Steam Machines
Intel supports Steam Machines and dual OS Android-Windows computers. Microsoft will be pissed.
Intel shows off gesture-control games on the PC
Intel is experimenting with new gesture-controlled games, but the tech isn't that impressive yet.
GameSalad heralds new $500K fund to entice developers to make games for Intel’s, Samsung’s new mobile OS
Samsung's and Intel's Android and iOS competitor is looking to get games in its store before debuting on consumer devices in 2014.
The CEA’s Jim Barry: The old man and his gadgets (interview)
What gadgets will be hot at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show? The Digital Answer Man knows.
Kabam to create another Fast & Furious mobile game
The developer extended its partnership with Universal Pictures for the mobile racing-game franchise.
Intel shows new Haswell Chromebooks and plans to make 3D gestures commonplace
Intel moves forward with "pervasive computing" technologies at IDF.
Why Sony believes the PlayStation 4 needs PC chips
PS4 architect Mark Cerny decided that simpler was better for the console's design.