Now that we've thoroughly explored the top 10 games of 2014, it's time to look ahead to the new year. 2015 promises to be an interesting year in gaming not only because developers are becoming increasingly comfortable with the new hardware, but also due to the high-profile delays that shook the release schedule this fall.
Buying a new console (or receiving one as a gift) was only half the battle. Now you have to kit it out with all the best accessories. Thankfully, we’ve already done the job for you. This week, we combed through the dozens of accessories for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in order to find the items you’ll need.
It's no secret the demand for the iPhone 6 is huge, but what would you be willing to trade to get one if you don't have the funds to buy one? Over in Detroit, one homeowner who can't get rid of his house and is willing to trade it for an iPhone 6 Plus.
Apple's former retail chief Ron Johnson is planning to launch a "high-end, on-demand delivery service for gadgets, reports The Information 's Jessica Lessin. The startup has reportedly been described as "Best Buy's Geek Squad meets Apple's Genius Bar."
Apple's huge iPhone event was obviously the biggest news of the day, but the dust has now settled and it's time to move on. On Monday, BGR shared a list of eight nifty paid iPhone and iPad apps worth a combined $87 that were made available for free for a limited time, and now we're back with eight more apps that would typically cost a combined $52. Nearly $140 worth of apps for free in just two days? That's right, but you'd better hurry if you want to snag them all.
Long before cell phones replaced MP3 players, before the iPod eliminated any trace of competition, there was one name that was synonymous with portable music: Walkman. Sony's Walkman line has been through countless incarnations since its debut as a cassette player in 1979, but the latest might be the most interesting in recent memory.
Kickstarter has become a wonderful way to watch hilariously deluded people fail to achieve their completely ridiculous dreams. Thanks to the dedicated crew at Reddit's /r/shittykickstarters community, we've found for more incredible anti-gems for you to check out that will hopefully never find enough suckers to get successfully funded.
Judgmentalism has been a staple of societal life for longer than I’m even capable of understanding, and as such, folks have been handing out criticisms for just as long. It’s common practice for creators to look down on other creations, and moreover, to bestow opinions on current events without ever being asked. It’s an issue that has surely been around for some time, but it feels as if social media has only served to add fuel to the proverbial fire.
Talking heads of the tube were bad enough, but at least there were only a smattering of those. Now, we have billions of those same heads, and unlike television, their words remain linkable, searchable, and retweetable ad infinitum.
OK, so we've seen the iPhone 6's rear shell and its front display panel countless times by now. Nonetheless it's still cool to see them finally together in a new set of leaked photos that give us our first glimpse at what the fully assembled iPhone 6 will look like.
EXPLORE THE IMMENSITY OF THE CARIBBEAN
Sail throughout a vast array of islands as you explore a Caribbean huge map
Enjoy more than 50 story and side missions, search for nearly one hundred treasures and lost parchments and compete with your friends for the highest bounty.
EMBARK ON AN EPIC QUEST FOR A LEGENDARY TREASURE
Live an adventure that will reveal the truth about La Buse's mysterious lost treasure.
Cross paths with Assassins and Templars and take part in their age-old struggle.
Meet the most notorious and colorful pirates of the era, including Sam Bellamy, Ben Hornigold and Blackbeard!
The trouble with making a new smartphone stand out based on specifications such as pixels per inch is that by now most new devices have pixel densities that are so high that most users can't really tell the difference between them with the naked eye. Thus, it's natural for many smartphone enthusiasts to look toward the size of a display's color gamut, which determines how many different colors you'll be able to see on your device. However, AnandTech makes a very compelling case that big color gamuts aren't all they're cracked up to be either because they don't tell you anything about how accurate a display's colors really are.
The 5 most anticipated PS4 exclusives of 2015