Dwarves, wizards, and goblins, oh my!

Just one year after the launch of the analog land-grab board game, Small World, Days of Wonder released Small World for iPad, bringing the fantastically fun board game to the digital world. Soon after, the gaming company brought Ticket To Ride to the iOS platform, cementing its claim to best digital version of an actual board game, ever (ok, maybe that’s just me).

Secretly, however, Days of Wonder tasked a small group of developers with coming up with a bigger, better sequel to Small World. They’re now on Kickstarter, almost funded, and ready to bring the game to Android, iOS, and even Steam with the funds from the crowd-sourcing website.

The Galaxy SIV is official, and it is a beautiful powerhouse of a phone with features unseen in any other device, but how does Samsung’s latest flagship phone stack up against the competition, spec-by-spec? Check out the chart below to find out.

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.

Tonight at Radio City Music Hall in New York, Samsung unveiled the latest version of its flagship Android phone, the Galaxy S4, the successor to Samsung’s super popular Galaxy SIII. The first thing you may notice is how similar the new S4 looks to the SIII. It’s nearly the same size, even wiht a bigger 5-inch, 1080p Super AMOLED screen: the first such in a mobile phone.

Wouldn’t the world be a nicer place if you could just walk into a store and set the prices yourself? Well with the Name Your Own Price Indie Gamer Bundle, you can do exactly that! Featuring six awesome indie titles for Mac and PC, this bundle literally lets you set the price you pay. But the more you spend, the more you give to charity.

As we get closer to Samsung’s long-awaited Galaxy S IV event in Times Square later today, the rumor mill is working overtime. According to a source for The Wall Street Journal, Samsung’s new handset will come with SwiftKey Prediction Software built-in.