“Dislike Button” Scam Sweeps Across Facebook
A scam message claiming that developers implemented a new “dislike” button recently swept across Facebook, affected an unknown number of user accounts.
A Wooden Dock for Your iPhone Clock
Looking for new ways to jazz up your iPhone? iPhone accessories do come in a variety of styles, and this wooden dock gives your high tech gadget a classy retro feel.
How Much Would You Pay For A Light Bulb?
On Tuesday, May 17, Philips announced another milestone in LED bulb’s development. They launched a replacement of 75W incandescent bulb, a 17-WAT EnduraLED A21. However, there’s a catch. Ecology has never been cheap …
Google Gives You News Where and When It Counts
Google’s search engine capabilities have been a great way to weed out the news that doesn’t matter to you and find the sweet nuggets of information that could end up shaping your day. Now, you don’t have to worry if you forgot to check the local headlines before heading out …
6 Best Text-Only Applications
Conventional wisdom says that after sometime in the mid-80s, the command line went the way of the dinosaur. That may be true for normal users, but text-only applications are still going strong today.
Ultra Popular Infinity Blade Gets Another Update
One of the best iPad and iPhone games in the known universe is getting even better. Since arriving on the scene, Infinity Blade has been lauded for its graphics and game play and the game play is getting an upgrade this week.
Netflix Named “King” of North American Internet Use
Netflix, the popular online television and movie streaming service, was recently proclaimed “King” of North American internet use by the independent Canadian based broadband network research firm and provider Sandvine Corp.
25 Geeky Origami and Papercraft Creations
Since its boom in the early part of the 20th century, papercraft in general and origami in particular was soon adapted by geeks to demonstrate their craftsmanship and to celebrate …
My Name is Guybrush Threepwood and I’m an Epic Sculpture
The late 80′s-early 90′s were times of floppy discs, black and white screens in computers, or for those lucky enough, 256 colors in VGA, and a style of games that differed greatly from what we are used to today: Point and Click adventures.
Angry Birds: Now Available In Real Life
Angry Birds, a app store game that has swept the world in it’s simplicity and ability to limitlessly aggravate, has seen many real life appearances. Through clothing, toys, and even piñatas, Angry Birds has been seen by many, though a real life example of the game makes it 10 times more …