By Brooke Crothers Some of the hottest tech coming to CES this year includes home robots, Super UHD TVs, and the latest in PCs. Artificial intelligence in the home has been making big gains at CES over the last several years, according to the Consumer Technology Association...
By Alicia Young We’ve seen a lot of exciting new innovations take place over the course of 2016. This year has introduced interesting new uses for virtual reality—like using VR to help burn victims in hospitals mentally escape from the pain during procedures—and even saw the world’s...
By Ramon B. Nuez Jr. How do you feel about your leadership potential? If you are like most leaders, you feel comfortable with your current level of leadership but understand there is room for improvement. The issue that I have found is Where do you start? That is especially...
As we are quickly progressing towards a mobile first world, many companies are looking to open new channels of communication with both their clients and their employees. However, with staggering statistics showing that one third of enterprise apps fail to meet business objectives, companies have...
By Jeff Grubb The HoloLens is still a few years off from becoming a consumer product, but some developers are testing out the device’s gaming capabilities right now. Ghost Invasion is a new game for Microsoft’s augmented-reality headset HoloLens, and it is out now for $1 on the Microsoft Store....
Appetizer Mobile Launches Ghost Invasion New HoloLens-Based Gaming Experience Arrives in Time for Halloween New York, NY – October 24, 2016 – Appetizer Mobile, an award-winning app development firm, announced today the launch of its exciting new game, Ghost Invasion. The gaming experience is personalized to each...
By Tabitha Baker Appetizer Mobile Lab’s infinite scrolling maze extravaganza Dim sees you trapped in an eternal dark labyrinth with no hope of escape, and it’s so much fun. Obviously the tension of this time-limited escape experience is off the scale, especially when you find yourself chasing a dead...
By James Rogers Google is expected to ramp up its phone strategy with the launch of new Pixel devices at an event in San Francisco Tuesday. Two new phones – the Pixel and Pixel XL, successors to Google’s Nexus devices, are said to be on deck. “At an...
