Skip to main content

Lenovo, Asus, and Tencent launch mobile game phones with Sentons GamingBar virtual buttons

Sentons has teamed up with Lenovo, Asus, and Tencent to create gaming smartphones with virtual buttons, which can be used as virtual controllers.
https://bit.ly/32LMCra

Popular posts from this blog

AI Weekly: In a chaotic year, AI is quietly accelerating the pace of space exploration

AI and machine learning technologies are accelerating space exploration during a chaotic year on planet Earth. https://bit.ly/35PLvqD

Game devs with 3.5B installs say they will boycott Unity ads until its price increase is reversed

Six mobile game companies with two billion downloads wrote a letter to Unity saying its download-based price increase will destabilize the mobile game ecosystem. https://bit.ly/3Pogl0g

How we adapted Tetris for the cloud

GUEST: I remember it fondly … long road trips with my family and hours in the car, with Tetris on my brother’s Game Boy keeping us company. Clearing line after line, nailing a Tetris whenever I could, having that iconic music loop in my head for hours until the batteries died … for many of us, […] https://bit.ly/2QFq9os