A collection of 41 posts
I have a tendency to give Samsung a hard time on this site. I’m definitely not alone in this endeavor, though. For years Samsung has been the whipping boy for Apple fans the world over. They’re an easy target, after all. They aren’t very original, they have
Jay Z relaunches Tidal with music’s biggest artists as his co-owners - The Verge Before today, that premium tier was the only one TIDAL offered. This morning it introduced a $9.99 service with standard definition audio, which will pay just the standard royalty rates. The double royalties only
Chris Lacy makes some of my favorite Android apps. Action Launcher was by far my favorite launcher and Link Bubble was an awesome alternative take on a mobile browser. I like the guy. Tonight he tweeted this: Nuzzel is one of the few truly worthwhile exclusives iPhone had over Android.
"Sure, CDs sound more accurate than vinyl, but vinyl is more romantic and has a warmer sound than your digital music." "MP3s are convenient and easy, but CDs sound better. Real music lovers will stick with plastic." "Streaming services are an amazing value, but don&
Yesterday Nintendo announced that they were going to start making games for mobile platforms (presumably iOS and Android). Some greeted this news with excitement, feeling their opinions had been vindicated. Others pumped the brakes a bit on their excitement. After take 24 hours to think about it, I’m more
I had a situation at work yesterday where I had to do something uncomfortable. Long story short, I had to give some hard feedback on someone’s performance. I don’t think anyone truly likes doing this, but it’s a part of the job. It’s also something that
David Nield on "Why Fitness Bands Will Continue To Thrive In The Smartwatch Era". Against this rising trend, bands that simply measure steps, heart rate and sleep may seem increasingly irrelevant. But they're not, and here's why. Smartwatches are really coming into their own.
[gallery ids="398,399,400,401,402,403,404,405,406,407,408,409,410,411,412"] I’m about 3 hours into The Order: 1886, and am liking the game, but I’m certainly not in love. I wanted to post a few screenshots that show off
Leslie Price wrote this article about how the tech world doesn't understand fashion. It's getting a ton of attention, and it is a well-written piece, but I disagree with plenty of it. Instead of being released at $350, it would hit stores with a price tag
I'm still not sold on this year's MLB The Show, which sounds like the laziest update to a sports game I've seen in a while. Here's what they're advertising: * Licensed Equipment - Yup, this is the first listed feature everywhere
Playstation Now is quite the service. For $19.99 per month, you get access to over 100 PS3 games that you can play on your Playstation 4. If you don't want to pay for all the games, you can alternatively pay to rent a single game for as