Rovio’s cult pig-shooting game,Angry Birds, is everywhere — from smartphones to tablets to personal computers — and now Roku, theInternet TV platformthat brings Netflix to your tube, has just announced that it will start introducing casual games, starting with the Angry Birds series, to your home television as well. AllThingsDreports that Roku will start selling casual games, starting with all three versions of Rovio’s addictive titles — Angry Birds, Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Rio — starting this summer....

It can best be described as the age-old battle of cable TV. In order to get the channels that you want, you’re generally forced into paying for a package that contains about 90 percent programming that you couldn’t possibly care less about. Want to watch something on The History Channel? You’re going to have to pay for Rachael Ray’s yummo-loving face on your television. Sorry folks that’s just how it goes....

Learning to play the piano can sometimes feel impossible, taking hours of practice and consistent dedication — especially without a teacher to guide you. Roli, the company whose original claim to fame was an expressive digital ‘Seaboard‘ that allows for multiple degrees of expression, thinks itsLumi Keyscan help. A small modular digital piano with light-up keys, the $299 Lumi promises to be one of the most intuitive ways of getting started playing the keyboard....

Rolls Royce, perhaps the world’s most respected luxury car manufacturer, has today launched the Rolls Royce 102EX Phantom Experimental Electric (Phantom EE), a one-off model that is the world’s first ultra-luxury electric car. The car will be used to gauge the opinions and reactions to alternative means of power in Rolls Royce cars, amongst of a range of stakeholders including owners, enthusiasts, members of the public and the media. Phantom EE features an aluminium frame, replacing the 6....

Did you know SHIFT istaking the stage on Sept 30 and Oct 1? Together with an amazing line-up of experts, we will explore the future of mobility during TNW Conference 2021.Secure your ticket now! Yes, folks, it’s true. On Wednesday, Rolls-Royceannouncedthat it’s finally bringing its luxury cars into the electric future. The very first EV from the historic brand is about to begin extensive on-road testing. “We will cover 2.5 million kilometers – a simulation of more than 400 years of use for a Rolls-Royce, on average – and we will travel to all four corners of the world to push this new motor car to the limit,” the company’s CEOTorsten Müller-Ötvös said....