Latest articles by Joseph Keller
Dying Light: The Following to add a massive new map, drivable dirt buggies
Open-world zombie shooter Dying Light is getting a new, story-based expansion, The Following, which will introduce a massive new map and drivable dirt buggies.
Microsoft's Send email app arrives on the iPhone first, coming to Windows Phone soon
Microsoft has unveiled Send, a new app that puts a new spin on email, treating it more like instant messaging. It has arrived first on the iPhone, but will be making its way to Windows Phone soon.
Evernote nabs Chris O'Neill from Google as new CEO
Evernote has announced that Chris O'Neill, formerly of Google, will be its new CEO effective July 27. Co-founder and outgoing CEO Phil Libin will remain with the company as Executive Chairman.
Hulu may debut ad-free option as soon as this fall
Hulu is reportedly investigating the possibility of an ad-free tier of its service, which could cost between $12 and $14 per month, and launch as early as this fall.
Pre-download the World of Tanks beta on Xbox One to get an extra tank
Xbox One owners can go ahead and pre-download the World of Tanks beta ahead of this weekend's test, and get an extra tank for doing so.
Gameloft's Siegefall arrives for Windows 8.1 devices
Siegefall, Gameloft's new strategy game, has launched for Windows 8.1 devices, and is available now on the Windows Store. Build your kingdom, fight your enemies, and more.
Sygic GPS Navigation adds new maps, offers World pack for 70% off
Sygic has updated their GPS Navigation app, adding new maps and points of interest. The company is also holding a sale, allowing customers to get their World map set for 70% off.
Russian social network VK will bring its gaming platform to Windows Phone this summer
VK, the largest Russian social network in Europe, is set to launch its gaming platform on Windows Phone devices later this summer.
Go back to Pandora in the third episode from Tales of the Borderlands
Tales from the Borderlands continues this week with its third episode, "Catch a Ride". The episode is out now on PC, and will come to Xbox One and Xbox 360 Wednesday, June 24.
Tell Microsoft which Xbox 360 games should be compatible with the Xbox One
Microsoft is looking for user feedback on its new Xbox One backwards compatibility feature, asking gamers which of their favorite Xbox 360 titles should come to the Xbox One next.
Xbox One uses a full Xbox 360 emulator for backward compatibility
Microsoft built a full Xbox 360 emulator for the Xbox One in order to bring backward compatibility with older games to the console.
Metrotube's latest update adds fixes for subscription and list bugs
Metrotube has been updated to version 4.6.4, fixing a number of bugs with subscriptions and lists. There are also several general fixes for a number of minor issues.
Microsoft and Turn 10 debut Ford-themed Xbox controllers for Le Mans
Microsoft and Turn 10 studios have teamed up to create three unique controllers to commemorate Ford victories at the 24 Hours of Le Mans race.
Twitter will now let you share your list of blocked accounts with other users
Twitter has taken another step in making itself safe for everyone, allowing users to share their list of blocked accounts with others, and add other lists to their own.
Skype Translator tech is coming to Skype for Windows desktop later this year
Skype has announced that the technology from its Translator preview will makes its way into Skype for Windows desktop app later this year.
Wireless Code of Conduct now applies to all Canadian wireless customers
Starting today, June 3, all Canadians now fall under the Wireless Code of Conduct, which outlines the rights and responsibilities of wireless customers.
Spotify Now will build custom playlists around your day
Spotify is rolling out new music features built to customize your music for your day or mood. The company is also expanding beyond music, adding podcasts and video clips as well.
Microsoft, Apple, and Google urge President Obama to throw support behind smartphone encryption
Microsoft, Apple, and Google are among the technology companies and security experts calling for President Obama to reject proposals that would compromise security and encryption on smartphones.
