With Computex, E3 and WWDC all to cover – on top of the usual recap of the week’s most interesting tech and gaming stories – we present you a special super-sized edition of the Techcast.
Join Terence Huynh and Chris Southcott as they discuss the latest announcements from E3, their thoughts about Mac OS X Yosemite, a five-in-one device from Asus, and a new messaging service based around selfies. Because, that’s a thing now?
(Note: this episode was recorded before the Nintendo announcements. These will be covered in the next episode)
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Show Notes
Top Stories
E3 Day Zero
Next Halo Journey is… everything Master Chief
Halo 5: Guardians teaser and beta announced
Advanced Warfare gameplay shows off new gadgets and gizmos
‘Scalebound’ from Platinum Games announced, exclusive to Xbox One
Creators of Limbo announces brand new title – Inside
Assassin’s Creed Unity will have global release on October 28
Battlefield Hardline announced, Closed Beta is Live
New Bioware IP and Mass Effect details
Sony announces ‘glacier white’ PS4 bundle to launch alongside Destiny
YAY! LittleBigPlanet 3 for PS4 announced
PS4 streaming capabilities to expand with YouTube support, new PlayRoom DLC
PlayStation TV coming to Australia later this year, while Sony ignores the Vita platform
Grand Theft Auto V coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC this year
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End teaser concludes Sony’s safe E3 presentation
WWDC
Apple confirms Mac OS X Yosemite – with brand new UI design
Apple announces iOS 8 – with Interactive Notifications, QuickType and Health Kit
iOS 8 Extensions: Apple’s Plan for a Powerful App Ecosystem
Apple creates Swift programming language, has “none of the baggage of C”
Other Stories
ASUS launches 5-in-1 Android Windows Phone laptop tablet
LG sells 1 million webOS-powered smart TVs in 3 months
Project Tango tablet announced – available later this year for US$1024
Nintendo will let you play new Super Smash Bros game with your GameCube controller
Google wants to make it easier to encrypt emails with new plugin
Optus updates mobile plans, introduces data sharing
What NDA? The Verge’s Joshua Topolsky wears a Moto 360 on The Tonight Show
Click Messenger app lets you chat with friends – through selfies
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