Facebook Cloud Gaming On iPhones And iPads Is An Unsurprising Mess
Facebook wants to dip its hands on anything that can be related to social engagement, and, to no one's surprise, that included gaming. Trying to…
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GameSnacks HTML5 Games From Area 120 Land On Some Google Products
Mobile gaming is a big and lucrative industry these days but not all mobile users might be interested in battle royales like Fortnite or MOBAs… -
Flash's Slow Death Continues With Chrome 55
Google is continuing its plan to phase out Flash in favor of HTML5 today by launching Chrome 55. With this new update, many sites around… -
Facebook Instant Games Puts PAC-MAN And More In Messenger
Facebook is taking gaming out of apps and consoles and baking it right into the News Feed and Messenger, bringing classics like PAC-MAN and more… -
Twitch HTML5 Beta Now Available To Select Users
It's been a long time coming, but Twitch is finally signaling that it will soon leave Flash in the dust. Today the streaming site announced… -
Google Chrome To Completely Phase Out Flash By Q4 2016. Almost.
Once and briefly the darling of interactive Web content creators, Flash has fallen by the wayside and has become more of a liability than a… -
Facebook Ditches Flash Uses HTML5 By Default
Tech firms around the world are working hard to end the life of Flash due to the frequent and often serious security flaws that Flash… -
Starcraft Playable On A Browser? Make It So!
Despite the immense popularity of the Warcraft franchise, which has bled into MMO, MOBA,and now CCG, Starcraft still remains one of the most iconic RTS… -
Researchers Claim That Phone Batteries Do Help Spy On You
There might be some credence to worries that your smartphone batteries can undermine your privacy after all. But not as ludicrous as the NFC antenna… -
Twitch Begins Migration To HTML5, Dropping Flash
Game broadcasting service Twitch has announced via its blog that it's officially migrating to HTML5 for its videos, and in turn phasing out the Adobe… -
YouTube Now Supports 60fps Live Gameplay Streaming
Gamers who enjoy viewing high quality gameplay footage on YouTube will be pleased to hear the video site is now supporting 60 frames-per-second for live… -
YouTube Matures, Uses HTML5 Video By Default
Further driving the obsolescence of technology like Flash, Google is announcing that YouTube will default to using HTML5 video by default, at least on the…
