Ninety-five percent of Americans now have a smartphone or tablet and that has totally changed the face of sports betting. Leading sportsbooks have all invested heavily in mobile apps and US players are now spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing a sportsbook app. Since we’ve covered apps for...
Virtual Reality (VR) is going mainstream. Even as little as five years ago, people were still treating VR as something from a science fiction story. Of course, technological and cultural changes often move in science fiction directions. In the early 2000s, some people were still writing stories about cell phones...
Cars have evolved almost as much as gambling has. Which is very little. In the past 100 years the automobile came and revolutionized the transport industry. But then nothing really changed after that. This despite the physical appearance of the vehicles and the extras they now put on the cars...
What if I were to tell you that technology has produced benefits?
Current trends like Fitbit and Apple Watch are already having a significant impact on our lives. Whether these devices are helping us be healthier or more efficient, they are all considered wearable devices, and experts are predicting a sizable boom in this market in the coming years. Here are five...
The Mobile World Congress has just wrapped up for another year, with an incredible 2300 companies participating this time around. Barcelona has raised an awful lot of talking points, but without question the future of incorporating Virtual Reality (VR) into mobile gaming and gambling has been the biggest issue. Those...
Real money gaming apps on mobile are overtaking the PC platform’s dominance, and it’s a trend that has been coming for a long time. Of course, the PC platform is still going to be relevant in the context of traditional videogames, but real money gaming apps have managed to outstrip...
After having some interesting discussions on the forums on AtariAge, I thought I would expand upon some of those thoughts in a brief editorial here on Armchair Arcade. In discussing the current state of the videogame industry, I was struck by perhaps the most interesting historical point about the current...
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