There's much to look forward to in the Xbox front in 2016. One surprising development that had gamers buzzing recently is the reports that Microsoft is developing a new Xbox One model to boost its arsenal next year.
Millions of visitors gathering at New York's iconic Times Square to watch the ball drop on New Year's Eve will also be given an idea of where their next trip may take them as Peru's tourism authorities have made a big ad buy to promote the South American country.
Nintendo and the Pokémon Company announced that the original set of Pokémon trading cards will be re-released to as a part of the 20th Anniversary celebration of the franchise. The first ever base set of the trading card game will be available for purchase on Feb. 27, 2016, at the official website of the trading card game.
Lifeguards in beaches of Rio de Janeiro are using drones with life preservers for faster rescues. The use of the unmanned aerial vehicle prevents people from drowning at the Brazilian capital's crowded beaches.
Despite the possibility of having to wait until the brink of 2016, the PlayStation Plus free games list for January 2016 was posted by Sony right in time. Here's the full list of free titles for PS4, PS3, and the PS Vita that PS Plus members can download, starting the first week of the new year.
After a bad year on Wall Street and a diversity spat with a former senior engineer that went public, Twitter has decided to replace its head of diversity and inclusion.
Over the years, the iPhone has evolved radically -- and succeeded throughout its development. This is one of the most impressive feats of Apple, leading it to top the holiday sales according to a report from 9 to 5 Mac. But how much has it really evolved? Google’s vice president of design Matias Duarte pointed out in a recent interview with Wired: not much.
