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• HTC One successor to be revealed on March 25 - The Next Web
  The successor to the HTC’s flagship One handset is set to be unveiled on March 25 at an event in London.HTC UK made the announcement via Twitter today but gave precious few details, saying only that “the best is about to get better”. While the HTC One isn’t named specifically, it is the most popular of HTC’s recent devices and its flagship model, so it makes sense that the company would refer to it as “the best”.
• Sony has sold over 5.3 million PlayStation 4 game consoles to date - The Next Web
  Sony has sold more than 5.3 million units of its PlayStation 4 game console around the world as of February 8, the company announced today, a figure that will no doubt pile pressure on its rival Microsoft.At the end of last year, Sony sold 4.2 million PS 4 consoles, up from the 2.1 million units milestone it first hit on December 3 – just two weeks after it launched the next-gen gaming system.
• President Obama supports FCC's plans to revamp net neutrality | The Verge
  Barack Obama has once again reiterated his commitment to network neutrality, offering support to the FCC after a legal defeat last month. In response to a White House petition, Obama laid out a message that's more concrete than his previous statements, which affirmed his belief in the FCC's work but refrained from making specific suggestions. As before, he also made an emphatic argument for net neutrality. "Preserving an open internet is vital not to just to the free flow of information, but also to promoting innovation and economic productivity," Obama wrote
• 'Bioshock' studio Irrational Games is closing so Ken Levine can start something new | The Verge
  The studio behind the Bioshock series is going away. "I am winding down Irrational Games as you know it," studio head Ken Levine says. According to Levine, this will involving parting ways with "all but about 15 members of the Irrational team" following the completion of the last bit of downloadable content for Bioshock Infinite. But while the 17-year-old company is shutting down, Levine himself isn't parting ways with Irrational's publisher. "I'll be starting a smaller, more entrepreneurial endeavour at Take-Two," he says. The new venture will focus on replayable narrative-driven games that will only be released digitally.
• Nokia teases 'X' as it prepares to launch its Android phone | The Verge
  Nokia is preparing to launch its Android phone, codenamed Normandy, and the company is teasing it heavily today. The low-cost handset is expected to be named Nokia X when the Finnish smartphone maker unveils it next week, and today’s teaser image shows four black arrows all pointing to one location to form a green X. It’s consistent with the green theme that Nokia has used for its previous Mobile World Congress press invite, but it also matches similar coloring found on a leaked marketing image of the Nokia X.
• Year of Luigi ends March 18, says Miyamoto | Polygon
  The Year of Luigi will end March 18, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto announced on Miiverse today.Nintendo originally announced the Year of Luigi on Feb. 14, 2013, to mark the 30th anniversary of Luigi's debut in the original Mario Bros. from 1983. That means that by the time it ends, the "year" will actually have lasted for a total of 398 days, or 13 months and five days.