‘Game of Thrones’ author George R.R. Martin joins Twitter

It’s not that George R.R. Martin needs additional distractions right now. We are all still waiting for the next installment of A Song of Ice and Fire after all. But the author has just joined Twitter. He has admitted though that he won’t tweet as much. But if he gives us more insight into what will happen to our favorite characters, then we’d welcome the update.

I don't tweet all that much, please check out my live journal page. ;) #myfirstTweet

— George RR Martin (@GRRMspeaking) June 9, 2014

Source: CNET

Sony introduces new ‘Infamous: First Light’ DLC

Moving on to more Sony E3 news. There is a new standalone downloadable content for the game Infamous: Second Son called First Light. They should a quick clip at the conference that looks like the DLC will focus on the character Fetch. Fetch looks to be locked in a prison for super-powered human beings, which forces her to confront her past. She will also start a new journey geared towards exacting revenge. The game will be available starting August.

Source: Game Informer

Sony bundles white version of PlayStation 4 with ‘Destiny’ game

Want to get your hands on a white version of the Sony PlayStation 4? Then you’re going to have to buy it bundled with the new shooter from Bungie Studios called Destiny. Gamers can pick up the game and the console starting September 9. The PlayStation 4 Destiny Bundle includes the white version of the console (which still has the same specs of the original), white controller, copy of the game, and 30-day membership to PlayStation Plus. The membership entitles you to online multiplayer access as well as free games on the PlayStation Store. Sony didn’t mention yet how much the package would cost but you can expect it to be around US$399, which is the current suggested retail price of the PS4.

Source: Tech Crunch

Google Glass update adds new Google Now cards and improves photo sharing

Google is trying to make Glass worth its price tag with new features to the wearable device. The new Google Now cards included in Glass include World Cup updates, package tracking, and locating your parked car. Photo sharing has also been made easier with the new update. When you take photos with Glass, you can instantly view and edit the photos you’ve taken right on the MyGlass app on your Android phone. Plus, you don’t have to be connected to Wi-Fi to use this. This feature will eventually make its way to MyGlass app for iOS but Google didn’t specify when. You will also be getting a battery notification when power drops to 20 percent. These new features are slated to be rolled out later this week.

Source: The Next Web