On top of demoing gameplay of several upcoming triple A titles, including Halo 4 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, Microsoft debuted some interesting new features coming to the entertainment console this year.
At its E3 press conference today, Microsoft unveiled a recently rumored mobile integration service for the Xbox called SmartGlass.
A UK-based company has come up with a nifty solution to expensive eye doctor visits a pair of glasses that can be adjusted and readjusted anytime by the wearer.
Tellurex, a Michigan based tech company, has unveiled a new gadget that harnesses the power of a five cent candle to provide LED lighting and a small amount of charge within a USB connectable battery.
New code on the Chinese version of Google will alert users who are about to search for a query that is likely to run afoul of Chinese censorship efforts, in a move that could stir up new tensions between the multinational search giant and authorities in the communist nation.
If geeks are the new rockstars, then former Foursquare head of talent Morgan Missen is with the band.
Chicago-based startup Found in Town is working hard to make sure you have a better chance of recovering lost valuables, using the web and ID tags to allow good samaritans to get your lost items back to you.
Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico, have finished designing a ‘smart bullet’ that can consistently hit targets more than a mile away.
This week game development studio Valve has unveiled that its next title, Dota 2, will be yet another free-to-play game.
Any company looking to join Capital Innovators Fall 2012 accelerator program, receiving $50,000 in seed funding and vital business resources, will have to submit its application by June 15th.
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