My Top Five Flash Games
If you find you don't have the time to commit to epic gaming challenges like Modern Warfare 2 or Bayonetta but do have the odd ten minutes to spare then online flash games could be your savior. Here are my top five.
Reviews
Blippy Has To Be One Of The Worst Ideas Ever In Social Media
Do you ever walk around during the day wishing people everywhere could know you just used your credit card to buy a Venti Latte at Starbucks? Wished you could impress people with that copy of the collected works of Kafka you just bought on Amazon? Well, now you can do all that thanks to a new site named Blippy. Structured somewhat like Twitter, Blippy allows you to set up an account...
Music to my Ears: My Favorite Music Tech of 2009
Musicians are a demanding bunch. In the same breath they voice preferences for both vintage and new technology. I take a look at some of the latter to have caught my eye over the last year.
iRobot Roomba Pet Series 532 review
While I vacuum my living area on a regular basis, I rather not. Who likes to vacuum? I'm somewhat of a neat freak so having clean carpets is important to me. I've always considered buying a Roomba to help eradicate this chore from my life, and when Roomba asked us to review one of their newest models, it was a great opportunity to see if the robotic vacuum cleaner could put an end to my...
Ten Years of Tech Marvels
As we come to the end of "the naughties", we take a look back over the last ten years and look at some of the gadgets and innovations that have made an impact on our tech-filled lives.
review of ZooLoo.com
What do you get when you combine a place for your own customizable homepage, social networking, your own personal website, and other common Internet elements into one website? You get ZooLoo, which is sort of like iGoogle meets Facebook (or MySpace) meets GoDaddy meets Webshots meets iWeb meets..….well, you get the idea, everything about the Internet in one place. Social Networking The...
Navigon MobileNavigator review
When navigation apps first began appearing in the App Store, people were weary of dropping upwards of $100 for an application they hadn't tested. As the more popular names like TomTom, Magellan, and Navigon entered the market, competition grew stiff and choosing the best application became vastly more complex than any $1 impulse purchase. Follow along as we review one of the most...
Gunnar Glasses review: Edge Espresso
I, like many other tech nerds, spend a disproportionate amount of time sitting by my desk and staring at a screen. In case you're not familiar with what that does to you, it turns your eyes inside out and your head upside down. It's not a nice feeling, but is all to often a side-affect of prolonged screen time. After my visit to LA, I was fortunate enough to walk away with a pair of...
TwitterPeek Fails to Gain Followers review
Every once in a while a product comes along that, from all appearances, seems altogether poorly conceived and ill-designed, but later proves to be otherwise in my tests – leaving me pleasantly surprised. Unfortunately the TwitterPeek does not fall into this camp. Sometimes you really can judge a book by its cover, and this one is badly torn and missing a few chapters. At first blush the...
Eliss is the Epitome of Multitouch Gaming
Let’s face it, there are a lot of games in the App Store. Sometimes it’s a hard to find one that takes advantage of the iPhone’s multitouch capabilities in a way that is unlike anything you’ve played. If you haven’t already discovered Eliss, it’s about time you did. Eliss consists of 25 different sectors that get harder as you progress. Each sector is completed once you’ve sent a...