Sony Adds Motion Control to the PS3
March 12, 2010
Sony introduced its answer to the motion-controlled Wii, the PlayStation Move.
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For FarmVille, a Crop From a Real Organic Farm
Users of the social network game, who tend virtual crops, will have the chance to plant blueberries from a subsidiary of General Mills.
Cellphone in New Role: Loyalty Card
Using their cellphones, consumers can track their visits and purchases and earn rewards.
Late to the Game, DreamWorks Is Bringing Kung Fu Panda World to the Web
The site, which allows children to play elaborate online games, has taken two years to develop and is centered on the movie “Kung Fu Panda.”
Apple Bans Some Apps for Sex-Tinged Content
Hoping for a family-oriented future for its iPad, Apple is looking more closely at what is for sale in its App Store.
Connecting a PSP to a Mac
Can a Sony PSP work with a Mac?
For Gamers, the iPhone Is a Player
To the delight of developers and buyers, games that sell for at least $30 on platforms like PlayStation cost a fraction of that on the iPhone platform.
Apple Wouldn’t Risk Its Cool Over a Gimmick, Would It?
In a patent application, a new way to make consumers acknowledge a pop-up ad.
When All the World’s a Staged Game
With the right swing on your smartphone, Midtown Manhattan can be your golf course. Just beware the digital dragons in someone else’s game.
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