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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundDrawing on the Wii, reality TV
December 28, 2006 Game designer Jane McGonigal says the console could save democracy, advises other designers to watch Survivor.For new multimedia spy game, it's pay to play
October 25, 2006 Start-up aims to convince consumers that "The Prague Files" and other mobile games are worth paying for.Week in videos: The word is Silverlight
May 6, 2007 This year's Microsoft Mix conference in Las Vegas can be summed up with a single word: Silverlight.Nokia's new chorus of phones, tunes and games
August 29, 2007 The phone maker brings its N95 to the U.S. and reworks the entry point to its music store and the N-Gage gaming platform.IBM, Sony, Toshiba push Cell chip beyond games
August 25, 2005 Triumvirate publishes details about the architecture in an attempt to entice developers to come up with new uses for it.Wearable game weaves clues into cloth
February 21, 2006 Skater chic meets "The Da Vinci Code" for a company that threads episodic, multimedia games into the fabric of its garments.Photos: Garments with gamePSP no one-trick pony
March 21, 2005 Sony's slick gaming machine hits the North American market this week. Will it conquer? Photos: PSP heads statesideComdex gear gets playful
November 20, 2002 Editors from CNET Reviews and Computer Shopper toy around with everything from a service for gamers to multitasking cell phones to see what stacks up.Flash media comes to Verizon Wireless phones
October 25, 2006 A version of Flash is embedded in downloadable applications such as games, giving mobile users a richer graphical experience.Deals bring hardball to handsets
March 14, 2005 Can't get to your living room or a sports bar for the ball game? Major League Baseball plans to send videocasts to your phone.
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