30 Free Games!

by Evan on February 4, 2010

The folks over at GamesRadar have compiled a list of 30 completely free games, ranging from old DOS style shooters to newer Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games. All of them are free-although some of them require you to set up an account before being able to use them. Some gems in this collection: My personal favorites are the Elder Scrolls and Grand Theft Auto games–check ‘em out!

Note: Some games require you to use a DosBox if you’re running a more modern machine. You can download it here.

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iPad Sucks

by Evan on January 28, 2010

Folks, iPad sucks. There really isn’t really any other way to put it. Here are a few summaries of what is missing from Apple’s new product. Apple’s gotten lazy:

http://i.gizmodo.com/5458382/8-things-that-suck-about-the-ipad

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/01/ten-things-missing-from-the-ipad/

http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/mac-computing/apple-ipad-whats-missing/

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Google VoIP?

November 10, 2009

Google might be planning on releasing  a Voice over IP service with Google Voice sometime in the near future. Google recently acquired Gizmo5, a VoIP service. Judging by this, and the still being tested Google Voice, it seems likely that they will be adding a VoIP service to Google Voice.
Could Google be trying to compete [...]

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Project Natal… The predecessor to Skynet?

October 29, 2009

Is the human race in danger? Have we advanced so far technologically that it is possible for an AI to control all computers?
For those of you who have seen the Terminator movies, you will know what Skynet is. For you who haven’t, Skynet is AI, Artificial Intelligence, that is bent on wiping out the human race.
As of [...]

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Free Virus Removal Tools

October 26, 2009

Computer infected by a virus? Don’t know what to do? Well, before calling us-try one of these free Virus Removal Tools. Though the removal tool you choose to use is mostly a matter of personal preference; these are all excellent programs, some specific to certain virus types, best used by experienced computer users, and [...]

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Google vs. iTunes

October 24, 2009

It looks like Google will soon be launching a music service. Not many details are available at the moment, but it’s speculated that it will be similar to Google China, the music download service Google made available in China last year. It allows users to search for music, and download it for free.
Known currently as [...]

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Team 17

October 23, 2009

Looking for old awesome game? Trying to find classic video games to run on your old PC? Then you have to check out the saga of the “Worms” games!
For some reason the concept of tiny worms blasting each other into smithereens has always provided hours of mindless fun for me, so I felt I should share [...]

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Annotate Internet Screenshots with FireShot Firefox Add-on!

October 20, 2009

Tired of messy screenshots? Want a way to make them more clear for communicating to your business colleagues? FireShot has the answer! Firefox, still the best open source browsers out there, has a variety of addons which allow you to customize your web browsing experience to accommodate your home and business needs. FireShot allows you [...]

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Save Energy while Googling!

October 20, 2009

Want to help save energy? Interested in taking steps to save power and become more environmentally aware? Check out Blackle, a custom Google Search engine designed to help save energy and power every time you perform a search. Blackle has saved almost a million and a half watt hours since it launched.
From Blackle.com:
“Blackle saves energy [...]

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Convert .Avi movies to iTunes or iPhone

October 18, 2009

re you having trouble moving your DVDs onto your iPhone, iPod, or iTunes? There are a lot of programs out there offering you (for a price!) the ability to convert incompatible formats to Apple-friendly ones. If you are unlucky enough to be an Apple slave, we would like to introduce Handbrake to you: an open [...]

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