Posts Tagged ‘ games ’
Each month, I spent 2 minutes tops using the iPhone to speak to other people. The other 43, 220 minutes I spend using my iPhone as: - my new book library. I installed Kobo and thanks to some regularly appearing coupons in my email, it’s my new book store. Books were getting annoying to move all [ READ MORE ]
Television execs must be biting their fingernails over this one. With the 12 hour time difference between Beijing and the eastern coast of North America, plus the now instantaneous submission of user news generated via sites such as Twitter an Facebook (and there’s already a leak of the opening ceremonies that appeared online this week), [ READ MORE ]
This news is everywhere to those who love wordgames, Facebook and copyright infringement. Yes, I’m sure someone loves copyright infringement. Scrabulous, the incredibly popular Facebook game that played an awful lot like an online game of Scrabble, if off Facebook for North American users. Speculation runs rampant that it’s down because Hasbro (its IP owner [ READ MORE ]
A recent study from Netpop research shows 36% of all entertainment is now consumed on the computer. The medium is no longer the message. Want to up that number? Here are some fun entertaining links for Friday: - Make Magazine not only has cool, albeit adventurous crafts to do at home, its blog recently posted a story [ READ MORE ]
Ok. The internet has a lot of information in it. A lot of this information is clutter that’s difficult for a search engine to navigate. So some websites are asking its users to tag images, words, music and other things to help populate search engines and make the internet faster… through games. Yay. Google started this [ READ MORE ]