Video games are far more than pixels on a screen. They can be an engaging, challenging mental workout with multiple cognitive benefits that extend beyond the virtual world.
The perception of video games as mere distractions should be reconsidered. Research reveals their potential to bolster learning through educational games, foster organizational skills akin to academic tasks, nurture competitive spirit, enhance concentration, offer indirect experiences, and provide a means of relaxation and bonding.
College life presents significant stress and pressure for students, burdened by academic workload, social responsibilities, and personal challenges. Seeking balance and stress relief becomes essential.
Many casinos, retailers and hotels are opting for biometrics systems as a way to increase security, provide reliable identification and spot cheats. But there’s also a strong argument against this technology. Here's more on that.
We took a look at the history of Kit Woolsey's famous Gammonline, one of the largest (and arguably best) backgammon platforms out there and what happened to it.
if you’re a card player, you might already have more of an aptitude for computer programming than you think. Your affinity for bridge, hearts, poker, or whatever your game may be has likely already trained your brain to think computationally.
Young or old, we’re all glued to our phones these days. Most of us lament this situation fairly often, but take a moment to look at the bright side. Our technological sidekicks can be distracting, sure, but they can also serve as some good old-fashioned entertainment, or even as a self-improvement tool!