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'I Want My MTV' Is Now 'I Want My MStreamingTVApp'
Cable TV is fast becoming obsolete with cord-cutting apps such as Hulu, Pluto TV and Amazon Prime taking over.
Gaming & Education- The Healthy Amalgamation
Gaming can play a positive role in educational achievements
Xbox, PlayStation Present New Games Ahead of E3 Conference
The video-game titans vied for attention ahead of the industry's annual conference, offering sneak peeks at their latest games.
3 Principles of Video Games That Can Make You a Better Entrepreneur
Don't dismiss this popular and growing medium as a waste of time, they hold the potential to boost the skills you need to succeed.
Sony to Launch Streaming TV Service in Two Weeks
The entertainment juggernaut will reportedly roll out its inaugural cord-cutter offering in Chicago, New York and Philadelphia.
Grinchy Hackers Spoil Christmas for Xbox and PlayStation Gamers Everywhere
How the Lizard Squad stole Christmas from millions of gaming fans.
GameStop Sales Soar in Second Quarter, Riding New Consoles Wave
Hardware and software sales soared during the second quarter, riding new gaming consoles from Microsoft and Sony.
Hacker Dad Rigs Air Hockey Robot from 3-D Printer Parts
Jose Julio fashioned a robot to play air hockey against his young daughter out of 3-D printer parts.
GameStop Shares Plummet on Weak Outlook
GameStop lowered its fourth-quarter and full-year earnings guidance after suffering declines in video-game sales during the holiday period.
Top Tech Innovations For Your #FirstWorldProblems (Infographic)
A fork that vibrates when you eat too much, and an e-ink touch tablet for those who find the texture of paper to be too...papery.
Microsoft and Sony Battle for Gaming Supremacy This Holiday Season
Like Sony's PlayStation 4, Xbox One sales exceed one million in first 24 hours.
Amazon Boosts Holiday Hiring, Aims to Convert 'Thousands' of Seasonal Workers Into Full-Timers
Amazon is the latest company to announce plans to increase staff in preparation for the holiday rush, announcing plans to hire 70,000 seasonal workers with hopes of converting many of them into year-round employees.
The Dailies at SXSW, Part Three
Here's why Mike Rowan, the founder of reputation service RatePoint descended on SXSW.
The Game Changer: Digital Chocolate's Trip Hawkins
The last time this entrepreneur matched up against an industry giant, things didn't end so well. But it wasn't game over.
Tony Hawk Carves a New Niche
The master of the half-pipe and creator of a skateboard empire is about to introduce his latest trick: a skateboard without wheels