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As the Ouya Ships to Backers, Can a $99 Console Bring Players and Developers Together?

GDC 2013 is full of big-name Kickstarter projects waiting to launch. Oculus VR has sprinkled presentations throughout the week, while Gamestick is showing off an early version of its portable Android-based console. And the tiny Ouya gaming machine has started shipping to its early Kickstarter backers. Set for a retail...

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Facebook on the Verge of Announcing HTC Smartphone?

A cryptic media invite to see the social network's "Home on Android" gets the rumor mill running anew about an upcoming Facebook phone. [Read more]...

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Best Android Tablets (April 2013 Edition)

Don't want to give your money to Apple in exchange for an iPad or iPad mini? No problem! Here are my top 5 Android tablets for April 2013.

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Finally! Roku Gets a 2D Facelift (video)

I’ve griped for years about Roku’s retro one-dimensional menu. Finally, in conjunction with the release of the Roku 3 model, the company is giving the Linux-based media streaming player a 2D facelift, making it quicker and easier to access favorite channels and find new ones. In addition to the new...

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Inside Palaver: Linux Speech Recognition that Taps Google's Voice Technology

Despite efforts to advance Linux speech recognition, there is still no reliable, fully-baked open source competitor to Dragon Systems' proprietary Naturally Speaking. Lately, however, instead of trying to mimic Dragon’s technology, which is only available to Linux users via Wine emulation, some developers are cueing off simpler, yet in many ways more widely useful mobile natural language engines. Last week, a De Anza College student named James McClain released a public beta of an open source GNU/Linux speech recognition program called Palaver that uses Google's voice APIs on the back end.

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