Microsoft employees may eat their own dog food , but they won’t have to code cross-platform Windows Phone 7 games in their spare time — Redmond job postings recently revealed that there’s a studio for that, which will develop and publish first- and second-party titles on the company’s dime. According to job descriptions, the newly-christened “MGS Mobile” will develop “showcase” Windows Phone 7 titles with an emphasis on connected play , and also incubate titles from indie devs and partners like the original Microsoft Game Studios, its older Xbox-based sibling. Interestingly enough, games won’t necessarily be limited to Windows Phone 7 devices, but may appear on “emerging mobile platforms” as well — the idea being to advance Microsoft’s position in the mobile gaming space rather than just pimp the WP7 platform

The Guild 2: Renaissance RIP (2010) PC | Windows | En | Jowood | 762 Mb Genre: Strategy (Manage,Busin,Real-time), 3D Self-expansion for Guild 2. Events unfold complement in 14 century during the Renaissance. Players are waiting for 9 new careers, new maps and improved artificial intelligence

The Guild 2: Renaissance RIP (2010) PC | Windows | En | Jowood | 762 Mb Genre: Strategy (Manage,Busin,Real-time), 3D Self-expansion for Guild 2.

The Guild 2: Renaissance (2010) English | PC ISO | Developer: Rune Forge | Publisher: JoWooD Entertainment, DreamCatcher | 2.61 GB Genre: Simulation, Strategy The Guild 2: Renaissance begins in the last day of a dark age when clergy and nobility had a stranglehold over all of Europe and the vast wealth of a few noble families was obtained through the blood and sweat of the commoners. Now however, as the 14th Century draws to an end, the first rays of a shining new age appear on the horizon: Common artisans and traders are gaining wealth and influence. More and more common people learn how to read and write, and the gentry loses many of its privileges

Here’s the simple truth about touchscreen smartphones: it’s the software, dummy. Just look around at all the flagship handsets…

The U.S. Air Force already made a sizable push in November of last year by establishing a new cyberspace operations division with no less than 27,000 officers, and it looks like it’s now further bolstered their ranks by promoting some 3,000 communications officers to the rank of “cyberspace officer.” That new title also comes complete with the impressive-looking badge pictured above, not to mention a full 115 days of additional training that promises to “raise the bar on technical competency.” Hax0rs, beware. U.S

Couples often prioritize the careers of husbands over those of wives, suggesting gender inequality still exists, researchers find.

Couples often prioritize the careers of husbands over those of wives, suggesting gender inequality still exists, researchers find.