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OUYA's attempt to get attention at E3 without paying has backfired. E3 kicked off on Monday and by Tuesday, the whole Internet was up in a frenzy, mainly due to Sony handing a smackdown on Microsoft by pricing the PlayStation 4 $100 cheaper than the Xbox One.
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Amid speculations about its Xbox One requirements and limitations, Microsoft has officially addressed the most prominent aspects: the always-on connection and the used game policy.
GameStop has sent a message to all its stores, giving them two weeks preparation time before the June 18 recall.
iFixit gives the new iPod touch 16GB only 3 points for reparability. In May, Apple released the 16GB version of its iPod touch with a price tag lower than the 32GB and 64GB versions.
ARM's new A12 processor is expected to power 580 million mid-range mobile device by 2015. ARM, for quite some time, was looking for something that could bridge the gap between its A15 and A9 processors.
Google is playing it safe for the moment so far as facial recognition for Google Glass is concerned.
Apple quietly launched a $229, 16GB version of its fifth-generation iPod Touch that comes to replace the older, fourth-generation players.
Apple CEO Tim Cook doesn't like Google Glass, but he likes wearable computing devices, especially the ones that you can wear on your wrist.
For those who fear Google Glass, it's time to grab the pitchforks. Could Google Glass get any creepier than it is already? It is possible if facial recognition feature makes its way to this wearable computing device.
Does Google Glass creep you out? This early Glass user feels that way. It appears that not everyone will fall in love with Google Glass, due to how the thing looks on the face of the person wearing it.
If you think the PS4 will not have a used games policy, you're in for a rude awakening. Microsoft revealed the Xbox One on May 21, and after the smokes cleared, the reveal turned out to be a disaster due to the focus on TV and entertainment instead of games.
A California teen has developed a tiny gizmo that could charge a phone in just 20 to 30 seconds, winning the Young Scientist Award at the Intel ISEF 2013 competition.
The Ouya team might not be on the E3 2013 show floors, but you can still give the console a test drive in the parking lot.