Late last week, Valve released an official app for iOS and Android devices that allows gamers to stay connected to its Steam community wherever they may be. It was instantly popular with the Steam users who were able to gain access to it, but the only problem was, it was in beta testing and not many had that privilege.
But today the service is out of beta and available to all.
According to a tweet sent out by the Google TV Team, Sony is expected to be releasing an update to its Google TV devices (blu-ray player). Well, it appears the update is already rolling out, as Kellen from Droid-Life has reported about it showing up on his Sony Blu-ray when he fired it up tonight (that’s his photo above).
The Humble Bundle has been around for a while and packages multi-platform, DRM-free, and independently developed games into a bundle where customers are then allowed to pay what they want for the games. Not only do customers get to pick their own price, but they also get to allocate their payment by deciding how much goes to the developers, how much goes to charity, and how much goes to Humble Bundle (which pays for the bandwidth and development of the promotion). It’s an admirable concept and one that has finally made its way to Android.
Popular entertainment social networking and check-in site GetGlue, has decided to revamp their Android app in order to bring new features to a new year. If you’re a seasoned user of their service, you’ll be happy to know they’ve added a new visual stream of check-ins, the ability to participate in multiple conversations, and personalized guides for TV, movies, music and more. It also gives the app a more unified look compared with the website and iOS (if you’re into that sort of thing). The newest features provide:
