Microsoft Xbox One Revealed
No, that's not a typo. Microsoft's newest Xbox is called the Xbox One (not to be confused with the original Xbox, of course.) Announced today and available for purchase later this year, the Xbox One will come with a revamped controller and Kinect sensor, which Microsoft said "is now an essential and integrated part of the platform." We have all the details that have been announced so far.
• 10 Things We Want in the New Microsoft Xbox
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 | Tumblr and 9 Other Major Yahoo Deals
Much has been made about how much Yahoo! paid to acquire Tumblr. But considering that once upon a time, the search engine giant paid $3.6 billion for GeoCities and a whopping $5.7 billion for Broadcast.com, the $1.1 billion it shelled out for Tumblr seems like a bargain, so to speak. PCMag's Chandra Steele takes a look at 10 of Yahoo!'s most significant acquisitions to see how the companies that were bought have fared.
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Aireal Improves Your Kinect Controller
If you've ever wasted time jumping up and down in front your Xbox Kinect controller to get it to respond, then Disney Research's new Aireal technology will be a welcome development. Aireal is a solution that Disney Research says "delivers interactive tactile experiences in free air." The device sits on top of your TV next to Kinect and pumps out compressed air. Those bursts of air hit your body and create a form of physical feedback. Check out Geek.com's Matthew Humphries's deep dive into the technology.
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Google Glass on Glass(es)
In the last few months, we've seen our share of, ahem, Glassholes touting the greatness that is Google Glass. But Geek's Russell Holly is the exception. Rather than just go on and on about the "cool" factor of wearing Google Glass, he spent 48 hours delving deep into a different user experience, from getting fitted (with glasses, no less) and how it felt to use the device with glasses on. See what he had to say.
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The 10 Best Free iPad Apps
Let's face it. If you've shelled out the moolah for a new Apple iPad or iPad mini, the last thing you really want to do is shell out some more to fill it. That's okay, you don't have to. Fortunately, a good portion of the App Store is populated with free iPad apps. We cull the selection to give you the 10 free iPad Apps that you should download.
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