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  • Microsoft Hit With Massive Fine for Forcing People to Use IE

    Woah there, Microsoft!  As it turns out, forcing people to use your product wasn’t such a great idea after all. Reuters has just reported that Microsoft has been hit hard with a hefty fine ($731 million in Euros to be exact) by the European Union for failing to offer users a choice in what browser…

  • Wind up Knight: Slash Your Way to the Top

    Wind up Knight Wish to play the brave knight in the classic tale of love and valor? Install Wind up Knight on your Android device and set out on a mission to save the beautiful princess from the devil. The amazing 3D action adventure game is full of challenges at every step of the way….

  • Assassin’s Creed 4

    The original Assassin’s Creed, released way back in 2007, was a brilliant game in many ways. The ability to run, jump and climb your way around the sprawling medieval cities was a design element that I had never seen in a game before. The story was interesting too, and jumped between The Holy Land during…

  • Top 4 Geek References on ‘The Big Bang Theory’

    The Big Bang Theory is one of the hottest shows around today and television utopia for geeks. The show is based on five roomates – Leonard is an experimental physicist, Sheldon is a theoretical physicist, Penny the beautiful waitress, and the overly nerdy Howard and Raj who are an aerospace engineer and astrophysicist respectively. It…

  • Apple’s Decline Being Spurred By Samsung’s Success?

    With all the uproar and clamoring over the newest Samsung Galaxy Launch, Apple seems to be falling through the cracks faster than ever! With few rumors about whether or not we will be seeing an iPhone 5s or an iPhone 6 anytime in the near future, it is Apple’s turn to make a move and…

  • How to Get into App Development

    App Development: The future “There’s an app for that” – that’s something we hear a lot in our day to day life. Whenever we have an idea or we ask about something, somebody comes forward and tells us that there’s already an app for it. Apps are the future and the present as well. But,…

  • Unlocking Cell Phones: A Legal Battle for Mobile Owners Everywhere

    So you finally got that new smartphone that you’ve been wanting. Yeah, its awesome and all, but you just can’t wait to unlock it, right? You know…jailbreak? Now, close your eyes and imagine a world where you could get into serious legal trouble for doing something like this to your OWN personal property. Now open…

  • New iPhone 5S to Debut in August?

    Who cares if your shiny new iPhone 5 is only 6 months old? Rumors are flying (once again), and the word on the street is that we might just see the iPhone 5S this summer. Reports are saying that Apple fans could have an iPhone 5S in their pocket by August. Yep, a short 11…

  • STRIKE 5 – Mad Catz Gaming Keyboard Review

    Gaming keyboards are becoming more and more competitive these days. Whether it be programmable keys, separate keyboard modules to customize your desk layout, or incredible back-lighting; companies like Razer, Mad Catz and Logitech are constantly elbow-jamming past each other with newer, better, and more innovative products. After having tested the likes of Razer, I was…

  • Facebook: Revisiting the Basic Fundamentals

    There is a very valid reason why this blog idea popped into my head on a very sunny Sunday in March, and it’s because it’s an issue that occasionally needs to be addressed. While to some it may seem silly and repetitive – there is a need to take a moment to reflect on some…

  • Indie Games You Might Have Missed or Forgotten – Top 5

    Good indie games can be easy to miss. With a bajilllion (That’s the highly technical games journalist term!) new games appearing on the App Store and Google Play every day, it can be hard to even keep up with the blockbusters. Smaller game studios or indie games don’t have the marketing push that major publishers…

  • Samsung Galaxy S4 will Feature Eye-tracking Technology

    We all know that Samsung is set to release the next iteration of the Galaxy S series smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S4 on 14th March in New York City. However, we still have no solid information regarding the specs of the phone; but we are certain that it will blow everything that’s available in the…

  • New York Gaming, February Games Demo

    A few nights ago, I went to New York Gaming’s February games demo, held at Microsoft. NY Gaming regularly puts on great networkers and professional development classes too, but the monthly games demo is my favorite. It’s always exciting to see what my NYC neighbors are producing, and usually the atmosphere feels more like a…

  • Bye Bye Keyboard, Hello Air Writing Wristband

    An Air Writing wristband? Ask any seasoned writer about their favorite platform for writing and you’ll be surprised to learn that most of them still prefer writing words physically on paper. Even though typing is much faster, accurate and simple; but that feeling you get when putting words on a piece of paper is just incredible….

  • Mars Curiosity Rover Experiences Corrupted Files, Put into Safe Mode

    NASA’s Mars Curiosity rover had just begun exploring and analyzing rocks on the surface of the planet when it began experiencing some problems with a computer glitch caused by corrupted files. The rover has been switched to a back-up computer, which is now being reconfigured, so that it can take over. Mars Curiosity: Science, The…