Google Glass is officially back with a clearer vision

In early 2015, Google shuttered the Google Glass site, thanking users for “exploring with us,” while promising that “the journey doesn’t end here.” However, while the original $1,500 Glass… Continued here: Google Glass is officially back with a clearer vision

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How Bandai Namco is (and isn’t) changing ‘Duelyst’

“Most players don’t realize that marketing can take up more than 50 percent of a development team’s time and effort,” Lee tells Engadget. “This inevitably takes away from core game development, so… See original here: How Bandai Namco is (and isn’t) changing ‘Duelyst’

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All-you-can-play indie gaming is coming for $10 per month

And yes, you’ll be able to play new games on-demand. Jump uses web-based technology that launches games from the platform’s client, allowing them to run locally without fully installing by loading… Continued here: All-you-can-play indie gaming is coming for $10 per month

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Ever-changing memory could lead to faster processors

The gains could be huge. A simulated 36-core chip ran up to 30 percent faster just by adopting Jenga, and could use up to 85 percent less power. You wouldn’t necessarily face a penalty for having… See the original post: Ever-changing memory could lead to faster processors

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Researcher uses Game Boy Camera to capture 2-bit photos of space

Astrogphrapher Alexander Pietrow used a universal cell phone mount to strap one of the 19-year-old monochrome workhorses to an appropriately old telescope (built in 1838) in Leiden University’s… See more here: Researcher uses Game Boy Camera to capture 2-bit photos of space 404 Not Found Affordable, ReliableWeb Hosting Solutions. 404 Error File Not Found The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name...

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