Game developer Disruptor Beam has already adapted Game of Thrones and Star Trek to the world of smartphones and tablets. Now it’s adding The Walking Dead to that list. CEO Jon Radoff said The Walking Dead: March to War will be a multiplayer strategy game for iOS and Android, where players (potentially tens of thousands of them on a single map) compete with each other for resources and… Read More
This week Google launched the Pixel and Pixel XL, Daydream View, Google Home and the new Chromecast Ultra! Plus, we heard the first serious rumors about the Galaxy S8. Here are the other top stories!
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Google Pixel and Pixel XL officially announced: everything you need to know The Pixels are finally here and they are momentous. Here’s everything you should to know about Google’s Pixel and Pixel XL.
Shootout: How good is the new Pixel XL camera? We put the Pixel XL through an impromptu camera shootout. Check out the results!
Why Google’s Pixel phones should be a big deal for everyone The Pixels are more than rebranded Nexuses. Google is much more involved, down to customizing chips. And that could be very important.
Google Pixel XL vs Nexus 6P first look Nexus, face your replacement. In this battle of Google phones, what’s the better device?
Google Pixel and Pixel XL hands on We took the Pixel and Pixel XL for a spin. Here are our impressions.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Apple iPhone 7 The classic rivalry of the smartphone industry. See how the new iPhone 7 compares to the Galaxy S7.
Google Home hands on – the future of the home? Assistant could be the most important announcement of 2016 – and it lives in this smart speaker.
Google Pixel XL vs Samsung Galaxy Note 7 first look Who does Android better? Google or Samsung?
Made by Google: How will Google taking on the iPhone change the Android ecosystem? The Pixels are bound to change things in the Android ecosystem. But will it be for the better?
Here come the Galaxy S8 rumors: no physical button, “full screen” display, and dual camera Boom! The first Galaxy S8 rumors are here, and they’re very juicy.
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You were a Managing Director at Madrona Venture Group for many years but recently left to found Pioneer Square Labs. You employ a different model for building startups i.e. it is neither a venture capital firm nor an accelerator. How is this new model different or better? The traditional way of starting a company will remain the most common, which is you have an idea and bootstrap it or… Read More
Google has been working to bring more and more functionality directly into search results, without the user having to visit a seperate site. You can now find your IP address, run a speed test, convert units, and more all from Search. Following that trend, now Google has added an RGB to Hex converter.
If you’re unfamiliar, RGB and Hex are both color spaces used to identify colors. For example, #000000 in Hex and (0,0,0) in RGB both refer to Black.
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Google Search now has a RGB/Hex color converter was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
It wasn’t outright racism or tax troubles that finally caused Donald Trump’s campaign to implode. Instead, it was a hot mic video, revealed by the Washington Post, which exposed the Republican presidential candidate talking crudely about sexual assault in 2005.
Since the video emerged Friday, rumors have been flying about whether the GOP would dump Trump from the ticket. As Mashable has reported, it’s a near legal impossibility, but if they do manage to kick him to the curb, the internet has helpfully provided some suggestions about who and what could take up the mantle.
#MoreElectableThanTrump began trending Saturday. Almost any of these things could make some pretty decent policy decisions by comparison, probably. …
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Warner Bros is getting ready to launch a brand new RPG featuring your favorite DC heroes and villains. DC Legends was one of the hottest topics at New York Comic Con, where the American entertainment company unveiled a new trailer for the game, as well as a special treat for anyone who pre-registers for the title. Shall we take a look?
The video is pretty self-explanatory. Gamers join Batman, Superman, The Joker and many other DC favorites to save multiple DC universes.
This is, all-in-all, a real RPG. It is possible to create your own team to battle against Nekron. Of course, it is also possible to upgrade your gear, become stronger and fine-tune your abilities.
Interested? You can go ahead and pre-register on the Google Play Store or through their email service. For all intents and purposes, this is pretty much a notification system that will let you know when the game is released. There is an incentive to getting this glorified notification, though.
In celebration of Wonder Woman’s 75th anniversary, those who sign up will unlock the coolest heroine at launch. Warner Bros tells us the game will be free-to-play, but we are sure there will be in-app purchases that will help you more easily advance in the game.
Who is excited to play? Below you can find the links to pre-register.
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The Samsung Galaxy C9, the top of the line handset in Sammy’s Galaxy C series, has received FCC certification. The device has made the rounds recently, appearing on India’s import-export site Zauba, showing up on Geekbench, and getting put through benchmark site GFXBench. On the GFXBench documentation, we see that the device carries a 6-inch screen with a 1080 x 1920 resolution. The Snapdragon 652 chipset is under the hood carrying an octa-core 2GHz CPU and the Adreno 510 GPU. 6GB of RAM is inside along with 64GB of flash storage. A 16MP rear-facing camera is on board.
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It’s Matt Damon’s birthday.
As a crowd of thousands sings to him at Madison Square Garden for New York Comic Con and Damon still rides the high of reprising his role as Will Hunting the night before, the elephant in the room is that he isn’t the biggest star here.
When ear-splitting shrieks cut through the air at MSG, it’s for Junkai Wang, the 17-year-old singer who makes his film debut alongside Damon in the The Great Wall.
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If The Great Wall casting Jason Bourne alongside China’s Zayn Malik seems like a bizarre creative decision, know that it’s representative of director Yimou Zhang’s vision. …
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Enlarge / A helicopter view of the National Security Agency. (credit: Brendan Smialowski / Getty Images News)
A lawyer who specializes in family and bankruptcy law gets another chance in his ambitious lawsuit filed against President Barack Obama. On Wednesday, the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals restored his case, after it had been dismissed at a lower district court.
Specifically, Elliott Schuchardt argued in his June 2014 complaint that both the metadata and the content of his Gmail, Facebook, and Dropbox accounts were compromised under the PRISM program as revealed in the documents leaked by former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden.
In an amended complaint filed in September 2014, Schuchardt expanded his argument, and he specifically challenged the legality of surveillance programs authorized by Executive Order 12333, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendments Act (FISA AA) and Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act. (Ars explored the history of Executive Order 12333 in August 2014.)
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