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Olympus announces the Stylus 1; is this a legitimate Sony RX contender?
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Noisestash: Zendure, a tough battery that will keep your mobile devices juiced!
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One year later, Apple still headed wrong way with Maps
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Classics hold up to the test of time, Shadow of the Colossus reviewed
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Kev’s second interview from Brazil, Gustavo on June 23, 2013, the Protests explained #ChangeBrazil
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Olympus announces the Stylus 1; is this a legitimate Sony RX contender?
“Bridge cameras” have definitely come a long way. High-end point and shoot cameras and “super zoom” cameras no longer come with anemic CCD senors with slow-as-molasses image processors. The new bridge camera can definitely bridge that technological gap between your entry-level P&S or smartphone and an interchangeable lens system; this year has been good to […]
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Noisestash: Zendure, a tough battery that will keep your mobile devices juiced!
One of the biggest problems plaguing the first world is dead cellphone batteries. Nothing is worse than being out for a night on the town and seeing that low battery warning. Now you’ve gotta hunt down an outlet, and that’s assuming you even have your charger with you. Otherwise you’re stuck with a useless phone […]
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One year later, Apple still headed wrong way with Maps
After a weekend of record breaking sales on their latest iPhone offering (again), Apple got an unfortunate report published by FastCompany. A year after Apple nixed Google’s Maps for their own in-house map application, Apple still seems to be giving some really bad directions to their customers. The latest report of erroneous directions comes from Alaska’s Fairbanks […]
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Classics hold up to the test of time, Shadow of the Colossus reviewed
In order to restore the life of a sacrificed young woman, you, Wander, steal a sword and venture into the Forbidden Land to find an entity rumored to be able to do it. Once there, you are tasked with defeating 16 colossi to make the restoration of her soul possible. All you have at your […]
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Kev’s second interview from Brazil, Gustavo on June 23, 2013, the Protests explained #ChangeBrazil
After a slight delay, here is my second interview about Brazil, this one with Gustavo of Belo Horizonte, Brazil dated June 23, 2013. Still relevant because the protests will continue until major changes happen. We cover the beginnings of the protests, what happened in Belo Horizonte on June 22nd, the different types of police, who […]
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NOKIA: Zoom Reinvented
Posted July 11, 2013 @ 10:03 am CST by Alberto Lima
We’re at the Nokia NYC Event. We’ll bring you the latest (yeah, yeah, AT&T already dropped the news – so what). Keep it locked and we’ll bring you what’s important from Zoom Reinvented. Nokia is talking about their history “innovating photography.” Just went through all their phones from the N95 through the Lumia 920. Also […]
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Kev’s Review of the LG Optimus G Pro phone, love it or hate it?
Posted July 9, 2013 @ 6:13 pm CST by Kevin Jones
About a year ago I moved and subsequently switched over to AT&T which, by all accounts, has better coverage in my new area. After considering all of my options, I went with the HTC Vivid as I had been using a Blackberry Storm II over on Verizon. The point being, since I succumbed to the […]
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Here’s your first look at Grand Theft Auto V (Game-play Trailer)
Posted July 9, 2013 @ 9:57 am CST by Alberto Lima
It’s been nearly 5 years since the last time we got our crime on a rampage fix that is the Grand Theft Auto series. We’ve been teased with some in-game stills, concept art, theatrical trailers, and now finally, Rockstar gives the goods with a new game play trailer featuring five minutes of driving, shooting, […]
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Noisestash: Three apps that help organize my life
Posted July 5, 2013 @ 3:55 pm CST by Alberto Lima
Over the last few months I’ve found myself completely overwhelmed by the rigors of managing two websites, freelance work, and carving out personal time to deal with the important things. Up until recently I scoffed at the idea of using to-do lists and apps for keeping it all together – possibly out of some misguide […]
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Interview: Inside the Protests in Brazil, Part 1
Posted June 28, 2013 @ 12:22 pm CST by Kevin Jones
Brazil is known the world over for its beaches, Carnival, soccer, and its beautiful people and cultures, but it is also known to those who live there for its intense bureaucracy, high import taxes, corrupt politicians and frequent protests. With the eyes of the world and the media turning towards Brazil for the FIFA Confederations Cup […]
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America, A Tale of Two Presidents for you, a FIFA and a Dilma…#ChangeBrazil
Posted June 18, 2013 @ 12:27 pm CST by Kevin Jones
“Death may beget life, but oppression can beget nothing other than itself.” ― Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities This is a tale of two presidents who, as in every story that has ever been told, have been established as Evil well before “Once upon a time…” was uttered. […]
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America, you are not being told about the protests in Brazil….#ChangeBrazil
Posted June 17, 2013 @ 5:37 pm CST by Kevin Jones
“It must be considered that there is nothing more difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to handle, than to initiate a new order of things.” ― Niccolò Machiavelli, The Prince There is this country called Brazil, you may have heard of it, the world’s fifth largest country by both […]
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Let’s talk XBOne and PS4 – no one got it right
Posted June 11, 2013 @ 3:33 pm CST by Alberto Lima
Last night I was elated after hearing Sony announce not just the price of the new Playstation 4 (a paltry $399) but their steadfast commitment to consumers – the PS4 was going to support used games! As I’m likely to do after most great evenings, this morning I awoke a little bleary-eyed, tired, dehydrated, and […]
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Nintendo E3 Announcement: The only thing you need to know
Posted June 11, 2013 @ 11:47 am CST by Alberto Lima
Today’s very subdued Nintendo video presentation brings to light what we’ve all been thinking: There’s not too much worth looking forward to on the Wii U. Sure Bayonetta 2 now has a estimated release date and hair do, the first cooperative-play Mario 3D game was announced, and yes there’s even an HD version of The […]
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Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Emotionally Charged ‘Love Lust Faith + Dreams’, The Album Review
Posted June 10, 2013 @ 4:30 pm CST by Kevin Jones
“I will save you from yourself Time will change everything about this hell. Are you lost, can’t find yourself? You’re north of heaven Maybe somewhere west of hell” -’Birth’ It begins with ‘Birth’, Faith and Dreams, with the single word “Love”, and burns through a dizzying array of emotion. It is the long awaited new […]
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