Podcasts are incredibly popular right now. They make for a great alternative to listening to the radio or to music and are a convenient way to learn something new or be entertained while doing other things. But as the popularity of podcasts grows so does the variety of options listeners have. There are so many […]
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5 Podcasts to Kick Off Your Summer
The summer is one of the best times of the year to take in a podcast while lounging under that beach umbrella. Okay, so that’s not a real piece of data as it’s more or less a sentimental season to me. But you see, I heard my first ever podcast in 2009 and can remember it […]
Wasting Time: The Moment App
There is a statistic out there—I’m not sure where it comes from to be honest—that says that the average smartphone user looks at their phone around 150 times in a day. The average user, the person who primarily has a smart phone for Facebook and Instagram, not for some work-related purpose. If each look at […]
A Little Luxury, A Little Good: Preserve
Actress Blake Lively launched a website last week: Preserve is a lifestyle site in the tradition of Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop. It is billed as a site that is part e-commerce, part web magazine, and part charity with the idea of looking at what is interesting and amazing about the United States through stories, artisan goods from around […]
Not Quite Revolutionary: The Pippit App
A couple of weeks ago the creative forces behind two popular lifestyle blogs launched what they said was meant to be a “beautiful mobile community that bridges blogging with social media,” the new app called Pippit.
A New Way To Share ‘Secrets’
Secret is a new app that just recently launched—it is described as a space to share your thoughts with your friends, but with a twist. Everything is anonymous on Secret, so it enables you to share personal feelings that you might feel strange sharing otherwise, even with friends. It’s made for those times when you […]
The New Slideshow: Flipagram and Stayfilm Review
We live in a photo-documented world. Our phones are pretty universally equipped with cameras of always-improving quality (a recent advertisement for a Nokia Lumia Windows phone focused entirely on the features of the camera) and Apple claimed back in April of this year that the iPhone was the world’s most popular camera. Massive amounts of […]
Knowledge is Power
Ever since I was young, I felt the need to try and gain an understanding of as many topics as I can. Now, I am not trying to imply that I would absorb all the info; I just liked to know enough to be able to hold a conversation. In days gone by, the only […]
Borderlands Legends (The Game I Wish Was Good)
Borderlands Legends, the latest in the Borderlands saga is available on iOS from October 31st. Check out our review right here.
Borderlands 2 – Mechromancer DLC Review
With Borderlands 2 barely a month old, the first DLC is with us already in the form of the fifth playable character – the Mechromancer.
Borderlands 2 Review
Borderlands 2 returns players to the insane world of Pandora, and this time, it’s personal…
‘Street Fighter’ Still Packs a Punch 25 Years Later
This year marks the 25th anniversary of one of the most popular fighting game franchises of all-time – not to mention, one of my personal favorites: Street Fighter. If I had to rank the franchise among my favorite video games, Street Fighter would definitely make my top five. I honestly can’t believe it’s been 25 […]
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