The phone recognizes you and will lock itself if someone else walks off with your phone.
Your clothing can keep you safe.
Wearables and the “internet of things” are the new battleground for chip makers.
We’ve been busy booking high-end speakers from across the spectrum of games.
Two years after the first game, Disney Mobile launches a big sequel for its Swampy character.
Vivante is shooting to become a big player in small graphics cores.
Chip giant launches four new chips for UltraHD home networking.
The Asus Transformer Book T100 aims to change the game in hybrid devices.
Intel promises awesome performance for this fall’s tablets and laptops.
Intel moves forward with “pervasive computing” technologies at IDF.
The STEM system is a wireless motion-tracking platform that goes well with the Oculus Rift virtual reality goggles.
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Remedy adds former Epic president Mike Capps and F-Secure’s Christian Fredriksson to its board.
Businesses are still to slow to test what users want. It’s not as hard as you think.
The new chips will be good for games and fitness apps.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich and President Renee James make their first appearance at an IDF. Krzanich unveils a tiny chip.
Child of Light is like a story-based Japanese role-playing game.
Valiant Hearts has a comic art style but a sober subject in World War I.
Panzer General Online is a chess-like game for those who are short on time.
The browser-based game returns to the universe of World War III, Tom Clancy style.
Chris Early, the head of digital publishing at the French game giant, says digital games grew 86 percent last year for the company.
Former head of Major League Gaming now runs BioWare label.
These days, having your own API is the ante for operating a cloud platform.
Converting to the enterprise market is a top priority for Dropbox.
These cloud companies enable firefighters to track fires on the web and dispatch resources in real-time.
Zynga’s former No. 2 executive has gone back to his roots as a game developer at Shiver Entertainment.
eASIC, a Silicon Valley maker of custom chip design technology, announced Monday that it has raised $23.5 million in funding from a series of well-heeled investors.
Wilocity and DisplayLink show wireless 4K video delivery over a WiGig network.
Editor’s Pick Microsoft makes Xbox Music more accessible and easier to use for music fans.
Luc Bernard wants people to feel like a victim during the Holocaust.
Virtual currency is the foundation of the free-to-play game, so Kabam is taking fraudsters seriously.
Mahoney will talk about migrations across barriers in the coming Battle Royal of games.
I don’t think it’s time yet to write off the cloud and search for the next hot thing. The cloud seems inevitable.
Chances are you haven’t heard of the Maxthon browser, which has 100 million users. Its maker wants to change that and turn it into the mobile browser of choice.
Iribe will open our Oct. 29-Oct. 30 conference with a demo and a fireside chat.
HP found that users wanted to have their touch displays in more accessible and comfortable positions.
Headed by MySpace founder Chris DeWolfe, SGN wants to foster a Los Angeles area tech hub.
Toshiba’s new laptops and tablets will be available in the $300 to $400 range.
Need proof? Microsoft says these aren’t empty boxes. They contain the first production Xbox Ones.
The journal Nature publishes research on neuro-therapeutic value of a video game.
