We went through a lot of topics today, discussing everything from Solid State Hard Drives to Lindsay Lohan. In fact, we had so many different topics that we touched on yesterday, we didn’t even really talk about all of them in detail. So, below you’ll find all of the links to everything you want to […]
The release of the iPhone 6 is getting people buzzing about the new specs and what to expect from what is arguably the most famous phone in the world. But, when was the first iPhone released? We’ll give you a minute… enjoy this pancake bunny while you ponder, and look for the answer below… The […]
So, this past week Mike and I went out to Los Angeles to check out E3 (Electronics Entertainment Expo) where the gaming industry debuts new games, consoles, peripherals, etc. There were many standouts from this year’s E3, and you can read about my personal favorites here. For now, I’d just like to write about the games I […]
The two main components in IT (Information Technology) are hardware and software. But there is also a lesser known ‘grey’ component. This is the software that is stored in hardware and cannot be modified easily. It is known as __________? For the answer, go here (fact number 7)! And, if you’re having any software […]
The ESA has come out with it’s Essential Facts about the Computer and Video Game Industry documentation for 2014. Here’s a breakdown of some of the numbers found by the ESA: – 59% of American households play video games – 48% of those who do are female – The average age of someone who plays […]
I’m young enough that I have always had TV and things like VHS tapes in my life, since the time I was a baby. I remember getting the internet for the first time (thanks, AOL), buying my first cassette tape, CD, and MP3 player. I remember trying to find some of my favorite movies from VHS […]
Today’s Earth Day! So what better time than to address a certain legend that involves a landfill. This comes out of the gaming corner, with a legend that has been passed on for years, and has even spurred the excavation of a landfill that will be documented on film, as well as a fictional movie […]
There must be no barriers to freedom of inquiry … There is no place for dogma in science. The scientist is free, and must be free to ask any question, to doubt any assertion, to seek for any evidence, to correct any errors. Our political life is also predicated on openness. We know that the […]
We hope you’ve remembered that today is April 15th, which means it’s the day the IRS has made as a deadline for turning in your tax forms. But, you know what else April 15th means? Today, and only today, the public can buy Google Glass for the first time. That’s right people, now YOU can […]
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