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  Timothy Rogers

  

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  May 24, 2014
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  Apple promotes personalized learning with new brain training app

  Cult of Mac - Luke Dormehl

  Apple’s been big on education under Tim Cook’s leadership — whether that be pushing for iPads in schools around the world, or teaching people to code in Apple Stores. Apple’s latest Editors’ Choice in the App Store continues this educational theme, with a brain-training app called Elevate designed …

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  Timothy Rogers

  

  How to master Android Voice Commands, beyond Google Now

  TNW - Aayush Arya

  When Apple first introduced Siri with the iPhone 4S, it was not the first time the world had seen voice control, but it did mark the first time a major company was releasing it to the world simultaneously on millions of mobile devices as their most prominent feature. Despite its innumerable flaws …

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  Timothy Rogers

  

  X-COM creator's Kickstarter game has a playable prototype online

  Polygon - Owen S. Good

  Chaos Reborn, the turn-based role-playing game from the creator of the X-COM series, has a playable, browser-based prototype available now. All that's needed is a Unity player plug-in, and to create an account with a user name and a password. Julian Gollop, Chaos Reborn's developer, created UFO: Enemy …

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  Timothy Rogers

  

  Knowable: Collaboration for Hardware Engineers

  Make: - By Andrew Sleigh

  How can people come together to make a hardware product? That’s the question Simon Höher and his co-founders are setting out to answer with their new online platform, Knowable.org Knowable is a website that, at first glance, looks like many other project sharing websites. You can post your project, …

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  With Microsoft’s Project Spark, Anyone Can Build A Video Game

  ReadWrite - taylor hatmaker

  Microsoft wants gamers build their own worlds—playable game worlds, in fact. Microsoft’s Project Spark, in open beta now for Windows 8 and the Xbox One, splices together a Minecraft-like sandbox with actual developer tools, enabling budding game makers to actually build a playable game from scratch …