Platinum Life: Ahead of the Class

Posted by Sherri L. Smith

A social networking game is nothing without its avatars. The visual representative of yourself and your exploits as you go about your tasks on an seemingly never-ending quest to reach the top of the lederboard.
Some social games only feature generic avatars with no real way to differentiate between yours and another players [...]

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SXSW 2010: Sound Unbound

Posted by Sherri L. Smith

Sigh, if you’re like me, you were home gnashing your teeth that you weren’t at this year’s SXSW and promising yourself that you’ll make next year. We may not have been able to attend all the awesome panels, parties, and networking, but at least we can live vicariously through video footage. One such panel was [...]

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Panasonic Takes the Show on the Road

Posted by Sherri L. Smith

The race for the hearts and minds of consumers in the burgeoning 3D TV market is on and everyone is jockeying for the top spot. Samsung made its pitch for why you should invest in their stable of products in a press only event. Panasonic has decided to bring the fight directly to the consumer [...]

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Platinum Life: A Cut Above the Rest

Posted by Sherri L. Smith

Social gaming has become big business. As people sit in front of their favorite addiction, happily plugging away at the next task, a few companies are laughing all the way to the bank. Zygna, maker of the uber-popular Farmville and Mafia Wars are the ones to beat in the quest for social gaming dominance. Last [...]

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Mozilla Wants You to Update…Now

Posted by Sherri L. Smith

When it comes to gadgets and games, I like to be an early adopter. I’m so committed to this cause that I plan to be the first person in line at midnight to pick up my copy of God of War 3 tonight. However, when it comes to software, I can be a little slow [...]

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