Google on Wednesday introduced Google Chromecast, it's latest foray into the TV streaming market. Google Chromecast is a simple and affordable device that lets you broadcast online content from your phone, tablet, or laptop to your HDTV. This plug-and-play device of course will remind you of the Apple TV, but Google Chromecast is cheaper and
Smartphones and tablets, when not used for productive purposes, are great for music, video, and gaming. The glaring problem with gaming on a tablet or smartphone is their lack of dedicated physical controls. When it comes to live competitive games, one wrong slip on a screen can be the difference between success or doom.
There are a number of available mobile game controllers designed for tablets or smartphones. They're typically flawed in one way or another, preventing any long-term utility. Bluetooth-enabled cradle devices can be cumbersome both physically and connection-wise. Most stick-on options either break, aren't precise, scratch your screen, or simply don't work well at all.
Earlier this year we brought you news about the Tactslider. As a smartphone gamer, I was so intrigued that Id decided to spend the $20 to try it out myself. Here's the lowdown of this delightful little device that is neither bulky nor requires any wireless connection. It also features a low profile, excellent pressure sensitivity, and a solid grip that lets you play until your heart's content, all without slipping.
The Tactslider is about the height of two quarters stacked on each other. It feels good and natural to use since it doesn't protrude so far from the screen. The sticky backing lets you attach it to smooth surfaces, yet it removes easily and without any residue. There is a lip around the edge that lets you pop it off again. Because of the low profile, you can push it around as much as…
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