Articles by Lauren Keating
Microsoft Rebrands Xbox Entertainment Apps To Be Called Groove And Movies & TV
Microsoft announced its entertainment apps will now be called Groove and Movies & TV as part of the July 29 launch of Windows 10.
Turn An Old Or Broken Analog Camera Into A Digital Hybrid With 3D Printing
An 18-year-old designer created a hybrid camera that is part analog, part digital, using 3D-printed parts to combine the two together.
Writer Warren Ellis Brings 'James Bond 007' Back To Comics In November
Comic book writer Warren Ellis will write Dynamite Entertainment's 'James Bond 007' series that will hit shelves November 2015.
Music Streaming Doubles In The US In The First Half Of The Year
Audio and video streams have increased in the first half of 2015 compared with last year, but while digital sales are down, Americans are still buying music.
Instagram May Soon Add High Res Image Storage To App And Web
Users can now view 1080 by 1080 pixel images on the desktop version of Instagram by opening the page's source code.
Here Are The Artists You Won’t Find On Apple Music, Tidal and Spotify
With more artists cutting the cord on music streaming services, it's hard to keep track of where you can find your favorite music. Here's the rundown on who is and isn't featured on Apple Music, Tidal and Spotify.
4th Of July 2015: The Best BBQ Playlists To Stream On Spotify, Pandora, Songza And iHeart Radio
Stream these perfect playlists on Spotify, Pandora, Songza and iHeart Radio for your 4th of July celebration.
Cool Down Your Smartphone With Mini Car Air Conditioners In 2016 Chevys
The 2016 Chevy Impala, Malibu and other models will be equipped with an air conditioning feature to cool down and charge smartphones.
Prince Pulls His Music From Most Streaming Services Except Tidal
Prince removed his music from most music streaming platforms, including Spotify, while releasing a new track on Tidal and SoundCloud.
New 'Legend of Zelda' Manga Announced
Manga creators Akira Himekawa announced that they will release a new 'The Legend of Zelda' manga this year.
Fans Of 'The Last Guardian’ Saved The Game From Being Canceled
President of SCE Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida revealed that 'The Last Guardian' could have been canceled if fans hadn't asked about the game's release.
Gaming On-The-Go: The Business Of Starting An Indie Mobile Game Studio
Mobile game developers who are looking to start their own mobile gaming studio must weigh the risks and rewards such as funding and creative freedom. Indie gaming studio TinyMob Games' CEO Alex Mendelev discusses the business of indie games.
Chicago’s ‘Cloud Tax’ Makes Online Users Pay More To Use Netflix And Amazon
Customers in Chicago will now have to pay a nine percent tax to use cloud services and streaming content.
First Electric Car Wins And Sets Record At Pikes Peak International Hill Climb
The Drive eO PP03 driven by Rhys Millen in Colorado on Sunday was the first electric racing vehicle to win the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.
7-Eleven Slurpees Can Now Be Delivered To Your Doorstep
In a new deal with Postmates, 7-Eleven will now offer on-demand delivery service for customers in San Francisco and Oakland, California with plans to expand to other cities.
Smallest Inflatable In The World Provides Water Safety
This wearable is the smallest inflatable floatation device aimed at reducing drowning deaths and improving water safety.
Enhance Your iPhone 6 Photography With Olloclip Studio
Four years after a successful Kickstarter campaign for olloclip, inventor Patrick O'Neill and designer Chong Pak announce the second phase of the photography accessory line.
Interview: Social Network App BARTRENDr Creates Virtual Bar And Reveals Drinking Trends
Social drinking app BARTRENDr provides a platform for drinking buddies to share experiences in a virtual bar, while offering beverage brands insight into current drinking trends.
Facebook Is Watching You Watch Videos To Give You More Of The Same Videos
Facebook announced that it will track the way its users watch videos, featuring more relevant videos based on the content users play - even if they didn't explicitly indicate interest with a like, comment or share.
Microsoft Is Launching A Portal For Teachers To Use Minecraft In The Classroom
Microsoft and Mojang are launching a portal where teachers can share ideas about how to incorporate Minecraft into the classroom.
Amazon Prime One-Hour Delivery Service Launches In London
Amazon Prime Now, the one-hour delivery service, is now available in select postal codes in London. Amazon Prime's one-hour delivery service launched in select London postal codes on Tuesday, and is expected to expand to additional cities across the U.
The Flying Car Might Just Have Been Invented, Thanks To This Prototype
This firmware engineer developed a multicopter prototype that essentially is a flying car. When we think of the future of transportation, the first thing that typically comes to mind is the ability to one day have flying cars.
Uber And Facebook Among The Companies To Celebrate Legalization Of Gay Marriage
The U.S. Supreme Court historically voted 5-4 on the legalization of same-sex marriages today. Here's how companies like Facebook, Google and Uber are celebrating.
Netflix Pay-As-You-Go Card For Binge-Watching Rolls Out In The UK
Netflix rolled out its Netflix Card in the U.K., a system that lets new and old subscribers prepay for the streaming service.
Method Actor Jared Leto Sends Margot Robbie A Live Rat As ‘Suicide Squad’ Gift
Jared Leto is staying true to his character of the Joker with 'method' gift giving as he bestows 'darkly sincere' presents upon other 'Suicide Squad' cast members.
Apple Music Beats 1 Line-Up Will Include Big Names In Music And Jaden Smith
Apple Music's Beats 1 live radio station will feature shows hosted by Drake, Elton John, and even Jaden Smith.
This Rhythm-Based Health Wearable Can Change How You Feel
Wearables can track just about anything to help you monitor your health, but this wearable device uses rhythm to change how you feel.
Does ‘Hannibal’ Have A Chance To Continue? Netflix May Not Be An Option
NBC finally gave 'Hannibal' the ax, but the show's producers are exploring other options with Netflix and Amazon.
T-Mobile Announces Jump On Demand Payment Plan
T-Mobile announced its latest payment plan that allows customers to walk out with a new smartphone three times a year without money down, paying sales tax or fees.
Gaming On-The-Go: ‘Jurassic World: The Game’ Lets Gamers Build And Battle
Here is a hands-on look at 'Jurassic World: The Game,' which allows players to build the park and battle dinosaurs against others around the world.
