The DeanBeat: Yep, I’m still playing Pokémon Go
I’m one of those people who is still playing Pokémon Go, the location-based mobile game that set the world on fire in July 2016. If you...
Alex Tapscott interview: Taking stock of the blockchain revolution
Punditry runs in this family. Don Tapscott has been writing about business strategy for decades, doing everything from pontificating about Wikinomics to giving Ted...
You can now download Windows 95 as an app for Mac, Windows, and Linux
Developer Felix Rieseberg has turned Microsoft's famous operating system into a free app that runs on Mac, Windows, and Linux computers, each requiring nothing more than a sub-130MB download from GitHub.
Liftoff: Females are 79% more likely to make in-app purchases in mobile games
Females are 79 percent more likely to complete an in-app purchase after installing a mobile game, according to a report about mobile games by a mobile user...
Microsoft releases new Windows 10 preview with easier access to Your Phone
Microsoft has released Windows 10 build 17741 from the RS5 branch. The changes include a desktop pin for the Your Phone app.
Samsung’s new Odyssey+ headset could fix its muddled VR vision
As one of the world’s most technologically innovative companies, Samsung should be leading the pack in VR — one of the decade’s top transformative...
The DeanBeat: Crazy Rich Asians raises hopes for better representation in media
The Asian Americans that I know are hopeful that Crazy Rich Asians, Hollywood’s first major romantic comedy about Asians with an Asian American director...
Microsoft’s HoloLens mall demos bring early AR glasses to the masses
Microsoft recently added HoloLens AR headset demos to its retail stores, letting mall shoppers go hands-on with a potentially transformative technology. Underscore potentially.
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...
Microsoft releases new Windows 10 preview with 16 bug fixes ahead of October 2018 Update
Microsoft has released Windows 10 build 17738 from the RS5 branch. The changes are only bug fixes: 16 of them, to be exact.