Software Sales Dwonload

By John Guilfoil

Blast recently awarded the Atari-published game N+ the best handheld game of E3.
The game’s developer, SilverBirch Studios, put out a press release thanking us and GamingExcellence, which gave N+ an award for best PSP game.
“This is obviously a great honor for us,” said Wojtek Kawczynski, Senior Vice President, SilverBirch Studios. “Winning two awards at E3 [...]

By John Guilfoil

There was no E3 sketchbook on Penny Arcade this year.
There needed not be an E3 sketchbook, because the webcomic geniuses at PA summed up the entire three and a half days in one simple comic.
And then they finished the job in their single E3 blog post:
No doubt the proprietors of Ladies’ Home Journal were breathless [...]

By John Guilfoil

Don’t miss this special report in Time Magazine on the changing shape and the new rulers of the Internet.

By John Guilfoil

In my third review of a LapWorks laptop stand, I took a look at their active-cooling Attache Stand.
Take a look!

By John Guilfoil

Thanks to Engadget for blogging about our recent article about a Pyramid-shaped surge protector!

By John Guilfoil

Matt Peckham wrote an excellent post Friday which touches on the status of this country, our stance on violence, video games and sexuality, citing Tom Brokaw’s remarks that video games and blogs were “cancerous.”
Talking to radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt, Brokaw reacted to the shooting at the Nebraska mall in a way that I [...]

By John Guilfoil

I’ve been reporting a lot on Atari lately, including recommending that they release some of their classic games on Xbox Live Arcade and make new versions of some of them.
Atari released this today:
Atari, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATAR), one of the world’s most recognized brands and a third-party video game publisher, today announced that Asteroids(R) and Asteroids Deluxe(R) [...]

By John Guilfoil

CONSUMER REPORTS: For the first time ever, Consumer Reports has brand repair rates for flat-panel and rear-projection TVs. CR’s data reveals that flat-panel LCD and plasma TVs have been highly reliable, requiring few repairs during the first three years of use. The report, featured in CR’s December issue, reveals that on average, rear-projection TVs [...]

By John Guilfoil

Gmail decided to take a dump today. Users were unable to log in around 2 p.m. eastern time.
No word on the cause yet. All we know is that Google is working on it.
In the mean time, I can always send up smoke signals.
This is a good time to break for lunch.

By John Guilfoil

Let’s face it, laptops don’t really belong on your lap.
They’re hot, sometimes heavy, and there’s even rumors about them causing sperm-count problems in men.
A year ago I blogged about the LapWorks Laptop Desk 2.0 and Ultralight, which I’ve used ever since.
There’s a growing movement lately of people who use their laptops at work or at [...]

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