First Impressions of Nintendo's Move Towards Mobile
Yesterday Nintendo announced that they were going to start making games for mobile platforms (presumably iOS and Android). Some greeted
Yesterday Nintendo announced that they were going to start making games for mobile platforms (presumably iOS and Android). Some greeted
Game Informer reports[1] that Nintendo is celebrating Women’s History Month in part with these awesome “We Can Do
I’m kicking this week’s goodies off with another great trailer for Pixar’s upcoming film, Inside Out. Only
I had a situation at work yesterday where I had to do something uncomfortable. Long story short, I had to
These are some of my most-listened to songs from the year so far[1]. This midwesterner is over winter,
Adam Oram - On Apple Watch Apple has since honed this down to three main selling points: Timekeeping, New Ways to
Matt Gemmell - Windows Phone: A Guide for iPhone Users I take my iPhone everywhere I go, and for the most
Variety - ‘Jupiter Ascending’ Flops: Why the Wachowskis’ Failure Is Bad for Movies All the red ink that “Jupiter Ascending” will
The Verge - Apple doesn't want to talk about the real use for the Apple Watch The thing is,
Apple had the world’s attention yesterday when they had their Spring Forward event. We knew they would be talking
Happy Tuesday, everyone! It was a pretty great week on the internet, so let's get going. First off,
Wow, Jorge Munoz Silva knocks it out of the park with this amazing image of Skull Kid!
I bought a Hobonichi Techo 2015 planner back in February and it just came in the mail last week. This
Today is March 8. Exactly 62 days ago[1] I started to teach myself Apple’s new programming language, Swift.
It takes about one week to make a jelly bean. — UberFacts (@UberFacts) March 8, 2015 The above tweet hit my
I have read and listened to some things over the past couple days of people who are very bearish on
Forget PCs. The Real Bloatware Problem is on Android - WIRED Bloatware is a bigger headache on Android phones than it
I should specify that the Alfred extension runs "sudo" commands, so you must have Terminal open and signed