Review: Tiger and Goat – An Addictive Strategy Board Game

June 6, 2013 By ishayat Leave a Comment

Playing board games can be a really fun way to pass time and it’s getting very popular nowadays in smartphones. If you are also one of those people who love to play board games in his smartphone, we have a traditional board game for you today called “” for Android smartphones. It is a very popular strategy board game in the villages of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Let’s see if this game is worth playing or not.

You can play the board game as tigers chasing the goats or goats trying to save themselves from the tigers. You get three tigers to control if you play as the tigers and you can move your tiger an unoccupied node during your turn along the line connecting the nodes together. You can only capture a goat when it’s alone and there is no goat near it horizontally or vertically in the nodes. You have to split a goat from the herd to capture it. You have to capture 5 goats to win the game.

When you play as goats, you have to make sure all your goats are in pack and try not to leave the herd. You can should place all the goats in the unoccupied goats and then move them to the adjacent unoccupied node carefully to save them from tigers. You have to block all their movements to win the game.

The user-interface of the game is very colorful and user-friendly. The game takes very little time to load and can be very addictive once you get a hold of the rules. You can also learn the interesting history of the game which is available inside the “How to Play” option and can turn on/off sound from the settings menu. Overall, it’s a really interesting strategy board game that should be tried by every board game lovers.

Google’s 10 Android App You Should Be Using

May 19, 2013 By ishayat 5 Comments

If you are a new Android user who is looking for some free but not malicious apps for downloading, Google might have some great free apps for you covering almost everything from music to document organizing and other stuff. Here, we have gathered 10 best android apps from Google just for you.

Google Now

, an app which is often compared to Apple’s Siri, is a complete search application with some cool tricks up its sleeves. It can monitor your Google calendar and then show you the current traffic condition and a navigation option to the appointment’s location which is a really unique feature. It can also prepare cards according to your needs. It’s the best search app available at the moment that can give you a fast and easy way to find what you need on the web.

Google Drive

is a free file storage and sharing app with ~~5GB of storage~~ 15 GB in total together with Gmail and Google Plus where you can store all your files and share them with others easily. You can upload your images, videos, documents and other files directly from your Android device and share them with your contacts. Google Docs, another popular app from Google is now a part of Google Drive.

Google Maps

is a complete map application for Android with navigation feature. This app also features detailed maps with 3D buildings, GPS navigation with turn-by-turn instructions, live traffic information and other useful stuff. If you want to quickly find a good place to eat or retail stores near you, Google Maps is what you are looking for.

Google Translate

If you use every now and then from your PC, you can do the same now from your Android phone. You can use your voice, handwriting or camera for translating and save your favorite translations if you want. However, the offline translation feature and camera input works for Android 2.3 and above devices only. The app currently supports translating text and speech between more than 70 languages.

Chrome Browser

is known as one of the fastest web browsers out there and now it’s available for your Android device. It looks quite similar to the desktop version and also allows you to open an unlimited number of browser taps. This app also features accelerated page loading, browsing in incognito mode, scrolling, and history syncing from your other Chrome browsers to let you pick up browsing right where you left off.

My Tracks

is a GPS tracking application that can monitor and record your path, distance, speed and elevation while you are hiking, biking, running or doing other activities. It can also announce your progress while recording and show you your data live. Once you are done recording, you can share your data with friends or export it to external storage.

Google Play Music

is a great app for music lovers that make it easy to play, share and discover music they love. There are two ways to get access, All Access service (US) and Standard. Using the new All Access service, you can access to millions of songs on Google Play, create custom radio using your favorite songs and get smart recommendations. However, the unlimited streaming of millions of songs is only available in the USA for now.

Google Current

is a Flipboard like app where you get all the latest news from popular publishers in a beautiful magazine-like way. You can save stories, add your favorite blogs and feeds, get breaking stories and scan unread stories quickly using the fast scan feature. It’s a great app to get fresh news right on your Android device. This app is also known as one of the best apps from Google.

Google Goggles

is an image recognition application that can search by taking a picture. You just have to point your mobile’s camera at a painting or what you want to search and Goggles will try to look for it in its database. It can also read text in different languages and translate it for you. Users can also use it as a QR/barcode scanner, Sudoku solver and text scanner using Optical Character Recognition.

Google Keep

is a notepad like app where you can store whatever comes on your mind. Create a checklist, create notes with photos, voice or text and get access to them from both desktop and your Android mobile. All your voice notes can be transcribed automatically and you can keep it as a widget in your homescreen to get quick access.

I hope you liked this list of best Google apps in Android. Which one you like the most?

8 High Tech Futuristic Gadgets Coming In 2013

April 28, 2013 By ishayat 1 Comment

Sometimes we see some cool and Hi Fi gadgets in movies that we wish to use in real life. Here, we are going to talk about 8 futuristic gadgets that are coming out or have been released this year to grace our lives.

Google Glass

is an augmented reality eyewear that comes with a display that said to be “the equivalent of a 25 high definition screen from eight feet away”. The futuristic gadget also features a 5-megapixel camera that can help you to share what you are seeing live and can also capture 720p videos. It has Wi-Fi and Bluetooth support for sharing, 12GB memory for images and videos and its battery can tolerate a full day of typical use.

The futuristic glass will be available for $1500 and is expected to launch next year for regular users.

Oculus Rift

Oculus Rift is a virtual reality headset that can offer an amazing way to enjoy video games. The prototype version featured a 5.6-inch screen but it was upgraded to 7-inch later after a successful Kickstarter project. A developer’s kit is now available for developers and a consumer oriented Oculus Rift is currently in the works and is expected to be available in 2014.

4K TVs

We saw Sony’s 84-inch UltraHD TV at the CES and now the company is planning to unveil affordable 4K TVs soon. It’s new 55- and 65-inch TV will cost about $5,000 to $7,000 which is really affordable comparing to the $25,000 price tag. You can also get a media player for another $700 if you are worried about the lack of 4k contents.

3Doodler

3Doodler is the world’s first 3D printing pen that allows you to draw in the air. Moreover, you can do it without any software or computer knowledge. It’s user-friendly, pocket-friendly and can be used almost anywhere once you are done plugging it into a power socket. This 3D printing pen can be used for creating basic 3D shapes, 3D models, jewelry, pendants, decorative pieces and much more.

The shipping is expected to start from February 2014 but you can preorder one right away from 3Doodler’s official website for $99.

Pen Sized Scanner

The Pen Sized Scanner is a portable document scanner that comes in the size of a ballpoint pen just like its name suggests. Its 5-megapixel scanner can easily scan recipes, letters, newspaper clips or documents and can store more than 1,000 scanned pictures in JPEG format in its 1GB internal memory.

Users can also create voice memos using this scanner and this gadget is compatible with Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP and Mac OS X. You can order one for you right away for $124.95.

Celluon Magic Cube

Celluon Magic Cube can create a full keyboard on any surface and can work just like any other keyboard. This magical keyboard comes in the size of a cube and uses laser beam to generate a full size laser keyboard. It can be used with smartphones, tablets, PC and any device that has Bluetooth HID.

The futuristic gadget is available for $148.99 which is not too much comparing to other high-end accessories. However, you can get a Bluetooth keyboard or a USB keyboard for less than $50.

MYO

MYO is a gesture control armband that can work as an alternative to camera based gesture control. It can measure electrical activity in your muscles and can help you to interact with computers in a magical way. You can control your PC, phone and other selected gadgets with a wave of your hand.

This futuristic gadget is available for $149 and the next batch will be shipping in early 2014.

Targus Touch Pen

Targus Touch Pen is a Windows 8 based gadget that can turn any Windows 8 based laptop’s LCD into a touchscreen (or at least work like a touchscreen). The pen comes with a small receiver that you have to plug into a USB port and then stick the device to the side of the display. Once you are done calibrating for the first time, you can use it just like a stylus.

The touchpen is really easy to use and doesn’t require any software. It’s available for only $99.99 and works with any Windows 8 laptop.

HTC First Unveiled: The First Phone to Feature Facebook Home

April 6, 2013 By ishayat 1 Comment

HTC First is now official! After lots of rumors and leaked images, HTC and Facebook have finally unveiled the smartphone yesterday. It’s not exactly similar to the HTC Status which came with a Facebook button so let’s see if the first Facebook Home optimized phone is ready to attract the Android users or not.

Specs and Features

The Facebook Phone will run a customized version of Google’s Android Jelly Bean titled as “Facebook Home” which is tightly integrated with Facebook to make it the “ultimate social phone”. As the leaks hinted earlier, the phone features a 4.3-inch display and 1280×720 display resolution-wise, a dual-core Qualcomm processor, a 5-megapixel rear camera, 1.6-megapixel front-facing camera, 1GB RAM and a 2,000mAh embedded battery that is expected to be non-removable. However, it’s not the hardware specs that we want to know mostly about the First, right?

Facebook Home

, a customized version of Android removes the usual backgrounds and homescreens of Android and fills them with updates from your Facebook friends and its own skin. Users will see the log in screen of Facebook when turning on the HTC First for the first time. This new operating system is a great move from Facebook and it can be also downloaded from Google Play Store for selected Android smartphones.

Your lock screen will show different pictures of your friends and from your album every time you open which is a great feature if you love browsing pictures uploaded by your Facebook friends. You will see a small bubble with your profile image on it on the lock screen that can take you to the app launcher, your last used app or to the Facebook messenger.

“Chat Heads” is an attractive feature of Facebook Home that shows a face of your friend in a little balloon when they send a chat message via Facebook or text. It will alert you when you are using an app and stays there. Users can just tap on the balloon to see the message without getting out of the app they were using. Other notable features of this ultimate social phone are- cover feed, attractive notifications system and app launcher.

Design

The First is a mid-range phone and is not the best phone you can expect from HTC design-wise. There is no “Beats Audio” logo on this model like other HTC phones. The phone is slightly bigger than the iPhone 5 and is 125.6mmx 64.93mm x 8.96mm in size and the back is made of plastic to give the phone a two-tone effect. The phone will be available in four different colors- red, pale blue, grey and white.

That’s all we know about the latest HTC phone. There is not much to talk about this phone, hardware-wise. The Facebook Home is the only notable feature of this smartphone and the customized Android OS looks attractive for those who are glued to social networks. The HTC First will be available on April 12th for just $99.99 in the US on AT&T only. You can click to pre-order one today.

Top 5 Best New Android Apps of March 2013

March 30, 2013 By ishayat Leave a Comment

It’s time for a roundup of the best new Android apps released in this month. Here we are going to post our top 5 Android apps of March but you can also share your favorites in the comments below.

Google Keep

Google is ready to compete against the likes of Evernote with its very own note-taking app, “Google Keep”. Keep is a very simple note-taking app that offers a slick and clean interface but limited features. You can add any type of note, images, voice and text notes. However, you won’t be able to sort, filter them or create different folders for them. A single note can only contain one type of data which is also a negative side of this note taking app.

If you are looking for a simple and fast note-taking app for your Android device, you can check out Google Keep.

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Sleep as Android

Sleep as Android offers a combo of sleep cycle tracker and alarm clock to make sure you wake up in your light sleep phase. It’s like Swiss knife tool for your sleep as it comes with sleep cycle detection, smart wake up, time to bed notification, sleep tracking, deep sleep, gentle alarm and lullaby features. This app can track your sleep during night and can find the optimal moment to wake you up when you are in light sleep.

If you want to enjoy natural sleep and wake up like you wake up without alarm clocks, you should definitely try Sleep as Android. After the 14 days trial version, you have to buy the unlocker for $1.99.

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Ravensword: Shadowlands

Ravensword: Shadowlands is like Skyrim for smartphones and tablets, a full-fledged 3D RPG game from the makers of Aralon: Sword and Shadow and Ravensword: The Fallen King. It’s the latest Role Playing Game in TegraZone and looks stunning with its high-quality graphics and ragdoll physics. It’s easy to understand how deep the storyline is after playing the first few minutes. You get to explore the Kingdom of Tyreas in this game with tons of mysteries to solve and realistic scenery to explore.

If you are a fan of RPG games and want to enjoy a PC game like RPG game in your smartphone or tablet, you should definitely try Ravensword: Shadowlands for $6.99.

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Nightsky

NightSky is a simple yet stunningly attractive 2D physics-based puzzle game that offers perfect touch control and nice sound effects. If you have played the PC version, you are going to find the touch version even more attractive.

You are going to control a ball in the game in dream-like, dark environments with a few options to avoid obstructions in your path. The beautiful worlds presented in this game are broken into different scenes and ambient soundtrack to offer a relaxing gameplay experience. It surely doesn’t offer something unique, but you are going to love this game if you love physics-based games. This game is available for $4.99.

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Ringya

Ringya is a great phone book alternative that helps you to create smart mobile “rings” just by snapping pictures of any contact list or digital contact list. It’s really amazing how this app can transform paper contact lists into “Rings” without copying our address book. You can organize your contacts easily, share them or divide them into groups without putting much effort.

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What do you think of these apps? Is there any new app you tried in March and want to share it with us? Fee free to drop a comment.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Rumor Roundup

March 13, 2013 By ishayat Leave a Comment

Samsung is all set to unveil the next Galaxy S phone this Thursday in New York City and we are here with all the latest rumors to give you an idea of what to expect this Wednesday. The Galaxy S4 is considered as one of the most anticipated gadgets of this year so tons of rumors are piling up before the launch event. The next Galaxy S phone is expected to come up with some great feature that will not only top its current Galaxy S phone but will also be ready to compete with the next iPhone and other Android phones.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Design

We’ve seen plenty of leaked images and rumors so far about the design of Galaxy S4 and if these rumors are real, we can expect to see a slightly changed version of the Galaxy S3 apart from the larger screen. It will be made out of plastic and the sides of the device will be made from aluminium. We were expecting to see better material in its flagship devices but the company has done a good job so far with cheap plastic. If the leaked images are real, we can expect to see thinner bezel than we saw on the last Galaxy S device and attractive aluminium trim.

Samsung Galaxy S4 Specs

The next Galaxy S phone is rumored to feature a big 4.99-inch screen like its Note cousins and a full HD display with 1920×1080 resolution. Such a big display would come with an amazing pixel density of around 441PPI which is more than the resolution of Apple’s Retina display technology and Corning Gorilla Glass 3. Apple is also planning to offer a 5-inch screen in their next iPhone but we are not sure if this will be featured in the iPhone 5S or iPhone 6.

The Galaxy S4 will be packed with Quad-core 1.8GHz Cortex-A15 & Quad-core 1.2GHz Cortex-A7 processor (quad-coreprocessor in the U.S. version and eight-cores processor in the international version), Exynos 5 Octa 5410 chipset, a whopping 13-megapixel camera with 1080p video capturing feature, 2.1-megapixel front camera with 1080p video capturing feature, Android Jelly Bean 4.2 OS and 2600 mAh battery. We are expecting to see a smarter camera and a more powerful processor in the next iPhone but we are not sure if it will be the same 8-megapixel camera with new technology or a camera with more megapixels.

Innovations to Look for

Samsung’s next big thing will feature an eye-tracking technology that will let you change pages by tracking your eyes. When your eyes will reach the bottom of a page, the smartphone will automatically go to the next page or show the next paragraph. It is also expected to feature wireless charging technology, a Passbook like app we saw in iOS for payment and touchless gestures for different actions.

That’s what we have learned about the next big thing from Samsung so far. We don’t know when it will go on sale but the launch event is on March 14 so we don’t have to wait for too long to find out.

5 best tablets under $200

March 12, 2013 By ishayat 2 Comments

Tablets are getting very popular nowadays and are working as an alternative to notebook and laptop for full web browsing experience, watching movies and playing games. It is easy to find good and budget friendly tablets now and here we are going to talk about 5 great tablets that are available for under $200.

Google Nexus 7

Nexus 7 is the perfect $200 7-inch tablet with almost everything you expect to see in your tablet. The tablet comes with Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 16GB or 32GB internal storage, 4,325 mAh battery and Android 4.2 Jelly Bean operating system for buttery smooth performance. This thin, light and portable tablet is good enough for playing all the games available for Android tablets, watching movies and to enjoy full web browsing experience. This great budget tablet supports 8 hours of HD video playback, 10 hours of web browsing or e-reading and 300 hours standby time. If you are interested to buy the 3G version, you have to pay an extra $99.

Amazon Kindle Fire HD

is another 7-inch budget friendly tablet that comes with attractive HD display, Dolby audio with dual-driver stereo speakers and ultra-fast Wi-Fi. The second generation of Amazon’s Kindle Fire offers 7-inch HD LCD display, Dual-core 1.2GHz OMAP 4460 processor, optional 16 GB or 32GB storage on device and battery offers 11 hours of continuous use.

It’s great for watching movies, reading and surfing the web. However, if you want to enjoy big games like The Bard’s Tale and Shadowgun THD smoothly in your Android tablet, you should go for a Tegra 3 tablet.

Barnes & Noble Nook HD

Nook HD is a good $200 from Barnes & Noble that offers brilliant HD display and extra-long battery life that supports up to 10.5 hours of reading and up to 9 hours of video. The 7-inch screen supports HD 1440×900 display which is bigger than Kindle Fire HD, 1.3Ghz dual-core processor (more powerful than Kindle Fire HD), Wi-Fi, 4,050 mAh Li-on battery and optional 8GB storage. However, it’s a tablet under $200 that supports expanding storage using Micro SD card slot.

This budget friendly tablet runs Android Ice Cream Sandwich but it’s heavily customized. Moreover, you won’t find any Google apps inside the tablet and it struggles when playing heavy games or apps. Nook HD is not the best tablet available under $200 but you are going to love it if you love Barnes & Noble products.

Acer Iconia Tab A100

Acer Iconia Tab A100 is an old 7-inch tablet that offers HDMI-out and expandable memory option like Nook HD. This tablet offers a full Android Ice Cream Sandwich experience and also features NVidia Tegra 2 processor, 1GB of RAM, 5-megapixel camera and Wi-Fi. The tablet comes with Honeycomb out-of-the-box but is upgradable to Ice Cream Sandwich.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0

If you are a Samsung fan, you can try the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0. The tablet offers a nice Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich experience, dual cameras, PLS LCD capacitive touchscreen, Dual-core 1GHz processor and Jelly Bean operating system. It’s better than the Kindle Fire HD if you want the extra features like microphone, Bluetooth and expandable storage. It was available for $250 earlier but now it’s available for $200 in some places.

Month Recap: Gadgets Launched In February

March 1, 2013 By ishayat Leave a Comment

Before we start looking at the next month’s big tech events, let’s take a look at this month’s big and popular tech news. It was certainly a big month for us tech geeks as we saw some great gadgets like Galaxy Note 8, Asus FonePad, HTC One and PlayStation 4.

PS4 Unveiled

Sony officially unveiled the PlayStation 4 this month at its NYC event after months of rumors. The company announced the hardware specs of the next generation PlayStation and also showed the DualShock Controller 4 with some amazing features. The new PS4 comes with an 8-core 64-bit x86 AMD CPU, 8GB GDDR5 RAM, enhanced Radeon GPU and 6x Blu-ray drive.

We don’t have any specific release date yet but you can expect to get the PS4 in the Holidays 2013.

Galaxy Note 8

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Note 8 at the 2013 Mobile World Congress after lots of rumors and leaked pictures. It’s a tablet version of the company’s successful Note and Note II and is ready to compete with iPad Mini with its 8-inch display. The company didn’t reveal the tablet’s specs yet but it features 8-inch 1280×800 screen, 2GB RAM, 5MP rear camera and 1.3MP front camera. Another notable feature of this device is its S-Pen like other Note devices.

The company is yet to announce its availability and pricing details but you can expect to see an initial Q2 release in Asia and Europe only.

iPhone 5 leaked

A Chinese website has posted some leaked photos of the rumored iPhone 5S recently and they believe it’s a pre-production version of the next iPhone. Apple failed to protect it’s secret last time before the announcement of iPhone 5 so there is a fifty-fifty chance that these rumors are true. According to the rumors, we can expect to see the same taller screen, an improved camera with powerful LED flash, fingerprint sensor, full-HD display and color options like the latest iPod Touch.

Apple refused to comment on these rumors as usual so we have to wait for an official announcement to confirm these rumors.

Asus FonePad

Asus announced FonePad, a Nexus 7 like tablet with 3G mobile data and voice-calling feature at the Mobile World Congress this month. The new device looks like a combo of Asus’ docking PadFone mobile and the popular Nexus 7.

The FonePad features 7-inch IPS screen with 1280×800 display, Android 4.1 OS, Intel Atom Z2420 processor, 1GB of RAM, optional 8GB or 16GB internal memory, 3-megapixel rear camera, 1.2 megapixel front camera, voice calling feature and full 3G telephony support. The company is planning to release the FonePad between April and June in the U.K. and in Asia at the end of the June for $249.

HTC One

HTC recently unveiled the HTC One at an event earlier this month and called the new flagship smartphone a “game-changer” because of its “innovative features”. The company usually releases several phones using the same name but they decided to drop X or S from this device. The Taipei City-based company also decided to make this device their sole flagship smartphone for this year.

The HTC One features a 4.7-inch full 1080p HD Display with 468ppi, 1.7GHz quad-core Qualcomm processor, 2GB of RAM, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS and a 2,300mAh battery. The flagship device will be available on Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T in the US next month and is now available for pre-order.

Chromebook Pixel

Google unveiled its premium notebook, at a San Francisco press event this month. The Chromebook features a 12.85’’ inch screen with 2560×1700 resolution and it’s also a touchscreen which is introduced in a Chromebook for the first time.

The Chromebook also features a 1.8GHz Dual –core Intel i5 processor, integrated HD 4000 graphics, 4GB of RAM and Chrome OS. But it’s not these features that attracted tech geeks, it’s the price, $1299 for the 32GB of flash storage and Wi-Fi version and $1449 for Wi-Fi, LTE broadband and 64GB of storage. It’s too much for a Chrome OS based device which is only good for using web-based apps and internet browsing.

ZTE Grand Memo

ZTE has announced the Grand Memo, a phablet with 5.7-inch screen at its MWC 2013 event this month. The flagship device features a big 5.7-inch screen with 720p resolution, 13-megapixel camera, 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, customized Android 4.1.2 and 3200mAh battery.

Looks like ZTE is trying to push the boundaries of phablet and is trying to grab some attention in the phablet arena. The smartphone will be launched in China soon and then in Europe.

Sony Officially Unveils The PS4 Specs: x86 AMD CPU, Enhanced Gaming GPU

February 22, 2013 By ishayat 3 Comments

Sony didn’t unveil the actual console at Sony’s two-hour long press event yesterday but we do know what we can expect inside it. The company revealed the hardware specs of the PlayStation 4 and also showed the new DualShock Controller saying that we can expect to see the PS4 in market in the 2013 holiday season.

PS4 Specs

The hardware specs of the PlayStation 4 includes an 8-core 64-bit x86 AMD CPU titled as “Jaguar”, 8GB GDDR5 RAM, 6x Blu-ray drive and an enhanced Radeon GPU that promises to give gamers “the kind of multi-dimensional experiences they expect and observe.” It will also feature 802.11n Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB 3.0, Bluetooth 2.1 and an analog AV out.

“PlayStation 4 will unleash imaginations to create next-gen experiences that surpass gamers’ wildest expectations, while also allowing developers to explore other business models,” that’s what Andrew House, the president and group CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment said at the launch event.

If you wonder what kind of graphics this machine can run, take a look at this video:

DualShock 4

The new PS4 will also come with a nicely revamped controller that features a touchpad, headphone jack, share button and a lightbar for identification of players. Mark Cerny, PS4’s architect believes the new DualShock Controller 4 now comes with an improved joystick and trigger button that can provide “much tighter sense of control over in-game actions.” There is also a stereo camera that can sense the depth of visible objects.

New PS4 Interface

Sony also unveiled a new interface and introduced PlayStation app for iOS and Android. The new interface will try to keep you “seamlessly interconnected” with social life and all your PS4 conversations will be carried “far beyond the living room,” using different apps and web platforms. Cerny said that the new interface is designed to “keep in touch with the evolving world of your game regardless of your location”. He also discussed about using real names on the new interface. Users will be able to use aliases when they want anonymity but most of the interactions in this new console will be done using profile pictures and real names.

Upcoming Games for the PS4

Sony announced some upcoming games for the PS4 including InFAMOUS: Second Son from Sucker Punch, Killzone: Shadow Fall from Guerrilla Games and Deep Down from Capcom. The developers behind the Braid puzzle game also showed The Witness at the event and Square Enix is also thinking about bringing a PS4 compatible Final Fantasy game soon. Meanwhile you can see the demo of the gameplay in this video:

The company didn’t unveil any specific release date in the event but they announced at the end of the event that the PS4 will be available in the Holidays 2013.

Making Your Computer Experience Better

Google Now

Google Drive

Google Maps

Google Translate

Chrome Browser

My Tracks

Google Play Music

Google Current

Google Goggles

Google Keep

Google Glass

Oculus Rift

4K TVs

3Doodler

Pen Sized Scanner

Celluon Magic Cube

MYO

Targus Touch Pen

Specs and Features

Facebook Home

Design

Google Keep

Sleep as Android

Ravensword: Shadowlands

Nightsky

Ringya

Samsung Galaxy S4 Design

Samsung Galaxy S4 Specs

Innovations to Look for

Google Nexus 7

Amazon Kindle Fire HD

Barnes & Noble Nook HD

Acer Iconia Tab A100

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0

PS4 Unveiled

Galaxy Note 8

iPhone 5 leaked

Asus FonePad

HTC One

Chromebook Pixel

ZTE Grand Memo

PS4 Specs

DualShock 4

New PS4 Interface

Upcoming Games for the PS4