Halo has gone from a combat-focused game to an epic love story.
Sony Online Entertainment's next big game will feature Twitch's one-click livestreaming
Josh Feldman, who worked under Tom Hanks, was intimidated by the Halo fan community. But that didn't stop him from making the live-action web series Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn.
JJ Richards demonstrates the Moga game controller for tablets and smartphones. It debuts in 7,000 stores.
Siri is portrayed as a little tempermental and jealous in this parody video.
The brand, celebrity, retailer, or media company that wants to connect with and capitalize on its millions of fans can turn to OnCam, a brand new video publishing platform that enables live broadcasts to audiences of up to 10 million people.
David Hwang of Acer shows off his company's new convertible tablet-laptop today at Intel's tablet event.
Check out Dean Takahashi playing Call of Duty: Black Ops II.
What a week it’s been! Here’s what happened:
Occupy protesters took to Apple store lines to get the word out about the iPhone 5 being a capitalist pig or something.
iOS 6 is a thing now, and we had plenty
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What if you could instantly purchase a product being advertised on an iPad app -- or, even better, what if you could do the same thing for a product featured in a movie as you're watching it.
In our video romp through the week's news, we frolic briefly with the iPhone then cavort through fields of news about the Foo Fighters, Facebook, and Intel's magic fingers.
Watch a live demo of SoftKinetic's close-range gesture controls.
You won't have to wait until the 21st to take a look at Apple's iPhone 5, iPod Touch, and iPod Nano. We got hands-on videos with all three devices, as well as the new maps app and the new panorama feature in the iPhone 5.
Nokia today announced its first Windows Phone 8 devices at a New York City press event, the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820.
Hoo boy, what a week it was! Here’s what you missed:
Twitter tried out some positive reinforcement of the right way to cope with its API changes and rolled out Certified Products.
We rounded up the best apps for election
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This week's episode of "VB Weekly" gives context to the upcoming changes to Twitter's API, chronicles the fall of cloud-gaming firm OnLive, takes at look at the funny stuff from Judge Koh at the Apple v. Samsung trail, and goes to space. Space!
It's Friday, we're in love! But not with The Cure -- not this time at least. And definitely not with NBC. Our affections are more about Nikola Tesla... and Kiss. Look, just watch the video, ok?
Hot dang, the week is over! Here’s a brief run-down on what happened:
Google bought Wildfire, the Facebook-focused marketing company. Say what?
Facebook stock dropped to a new low. Sigh.
Microsoft took Hotmail out behind the shed and came back
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Editor's Pick A short video recap of the week's highlights in tech business: Facebook earnings, Twitter outages, Mountain Lion, and more.
When you see a giant pink blob bouncing around in a mosh pit, it's impossible not to raise your iPad and capture the moment.
