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Rovio the Angry Birds game developer from Finland will be releasing ‘Amazing Alex’ its next title for mobile gadgets across platforms. The new title will be launched initially in iOS and Android platforms. Rovio CEO Mikael Hed went public on YLE TV about the new title, which will be about a ‘curious...

Flextronics, an Austin Texas based company, has been given latest projects of Microsoft company, which is indicating, the making of the next version of Xbox. Media has reported that a new testing team has been assigned for completing this assignment, and all the progression of this project...

It is fantastic news for diablo fans, as this weekend Diablo III would be available free as an open beta. Blizzard is inviting the players to conglomerate on the Battle.net servers to check if the server can handle so much of load on the launch day. Timings for Open Beta Today from 12:01 pm (PST) the...

After introducing popular channels and services in the Prime Instant Video and Video on Demand services, Amazon is now introducing the video streaming services to more gadgets- now it is available on Sony PlayStation 3. More than 12,000 TV shows and movies will now be available on in the PS3 gaming...

The April Fools’ Day has seen the launch of the 8-bit Google Map for Nintendo Entertainment System understanding the importance of maps on gaming consoles. Tatsuo Nomura, a Google Maps software engineer, says that their engineering team in Japan ‘understands the importance on maps on retro game...

Microsoft Kinect for Windows is all set for release in 19 new countries this year- with the new version of the Kinect for Windows systems. The Kinect for Windows 1.5 version will be released towards the end of May this year. Kinect is a web-cam style motion sensing input device through...

The popular on-demand TV service from BBC- iPlayer will now be available in the Microsoft Xbox 360 gaming console. The iPlayer was launched back in 2007 and created a revolution in the catch-up TV. It has taken about three years for BBC to crack the deal with Microsoft. The iPlayer will obviously be...