Despite the internet doomsayers, ‘Metroid Prime: Federation Force’ arrives on the Nintendo 3DS as an oddly enjoyable little FPS. So grab your friends, grab your gear, and let’s shoot some stuff!
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Homido doubles down on mobile Virtual Reality with the V2 headset, the first product in the V2 mobile Virtual Reality product line.
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As if news of Nintendo’s plans to bring ‘Fire Emblem’ and ‘Animal Crossing’ to mobile phones wasn’t enough, today we also got a proper look at ‘Pokémon GO’ thanks to YouTube channel GAME Previews.
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If no news is good news, then Nintendo has been sitting pretty for some time. Not only has the Big N been playing the proverbial cards close to its chest with regards to its newly developed mobile phone strategy, the company has also been noticeably tight-lipped about its forthcoming console, codenamed NX.
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The Montar Air Qi Wireless Charging Car Mount currently lists for just south of $60 on Amazon. While that might sound like a lot, the fact that this unit is both a reliable wireless charger and a durable car mount definitely sweetens the deal. Add in the included charge cable, its adjustable (and oh-so-accommodating) side and bottom supports, and the simplicity of its one-hand lock and release functionality, and you have a solution for practically any Qi-compatible smartphone.
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As someone who counts both management simulation video games, and Disney theme parks among their greatest interests, the release of the ‘Disney Magic Kingdoms’ app last week was hugely exciting for me.
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The latest offering from TechSpaghetti uses music and games to teach early reading skills to young users.
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What makes this battery case special? It’s what’s inside that counts.
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Nintendo’s first smartphone app, ‘Miitomo,’ will launch here in the States this March on both the iOS and Android platforms, and just yesterday Nintendo revealed that would-be early adopters can start prepping for the release later this month.
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Last Monday, Apple let us in on their plans for the future of, amongst other things, iOS (8), and Mac OS X (Yosemite). Tim Cook and friends detailed a long list of new features—most of which will not be available until this fall—to a salivating audience of developers and fans at the 2014 WWDC in San Francisco.
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This week I made an almost-1000 mile drive from Florida to West Virginia. Somewhere around Knoxville, where I hit some traffic, I decided to give Waze a chance. I’m glad I did.
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Many Americans know that Mardi Gras is the last hurrah before entering the more austere Lenten season. And that it’s the kissing cousin of the Carnivales that are celebrated in many other parts of the world. There’s a pocket of America along the Gulf of Mexico coastline that embraces the Carnivale-season-styled rituals and traditions, and I encourage everyone to learn more about it. Many people envision the scenes on Bourbon Street, usually involving women lifting their shirts in hopes of getting some beads thrown down to them from the balconies.
Continue ReadingNew Skylanders-style game announced by Disney in Hollywood today. Disney Infinity uses a new range of toys to access in game characters alongside a sandbox game maker mode.
Continue ReadingWhen the new iPhone 5 was announced, I immediately wanted one. I’m not an Apple computer person, but when it comes to their phones and other devices, I’ve found them to work great for what I need. Part of my job involves purchasing and setting up company phones for employees. I was curious to know how my new iPhone would hold up to my previous model (4s) as well as another popular smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Continue ReadingI had been looking for a good iPhone portable recharger solution. All of us have encountered the situation when our iPhone battery is closing on 19% and we experience that sinking feeling that our phone is running on empty. I …
Continue ReadingAs our area of the country continues to bake in the relentless heat, our family continues to stay inside in the air conditioning. When we do venture outside, it is early morning or early evening and for brief periods of time. They are starting to talk water rationing and temperature records are being set frequently. This […]
Continue ReadingIt has happened enough times now that I’m ready to vent. I’m all for new technology (heck, it’s how I get around every day, on my bionic foot), but there has to be a limit. So I have come here to ask you, our faithful readers. What do you think? Let me explain, in three […]
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