Like it or not, another US election is almost upon us -- and this time around, the incessant political advertising may cut a little too close to home. Both Democrats and Republicans are using a new TV ad targeting system from DirecTV and Dish that...
We love a great idea, but when it doesn't pan out as expected, it's easy to get really bummed out. Today's poorly executed great idea is called Quotacle, a web database of hundred of movies (not a typo) that lets you pull up choice quotes and export...
Live from Macworld|iWorld 2014 Rene talks to Don Melton, former director of internet technology at Apple, and Matt Drance, former Apple evangelist, about web apps, native apps, hybrid apps, CarPlay, Oculus rift, and what comes next!
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Most of the videos you can find of Rubik's Cube-manipulating robots are purpose-built to solve
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The Bureau: XCOM Declassified is now available for Mac. A combination of strategy and third-person action, The Bureau sees you take the role of Special Agent William Carter, tasked with fighting invading alien forces in 1962. You are given control of a squad to carry out your missions, and each squad member has abilities that you can put to use. Issue commands to your squad members in order to gain advantages over the enemy. Your squad mates can be killed, so you'll want to recruit and train as many as you can to make sure that your replacements are significantly weaker if and when you need to use them.
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified for Mac is available right now on the Mac App Store for $34.99, and will be available on Steam soon.
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You've heard of Black Friday, the darkest day for American capitalism; Cyber Monday, where everyone gets out their latent shopping aggression online; now there's even Grey Thursday, as retailers open on Thanksgiving Eve to get an edge on the competition. But, friends, have you heard of Brown Friday?
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Yahoo! may provide the weather information for the stock iOS 7 weather application but that doesn't stop them from continuing to improve their own standalone app. Today's update is a small, yet important one as severe weather alerts for U.S. cities have now been enabled.
Grab the latest update from the App Store at the link below. This is still my go-to weather app on the iPhone, how about you?
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Those who pick up Jolla's first smartphone won't be hurting for content. The mobile startup has just struck a deal to use Nokia's Here services for map data in Sailfish OS; early adopters will have detailed location info in 190 countries. They'll have an easy time finding software, too, since the company has also unveiled plans to include Yandex's Android app store. The Russian web giant will give Sailfish users access to about 85,000 apps, including major titles like Skype and Twitter. Between these two agreements, Jolla is practically ready for prime time -- about all it has left to do is ship its inaugural device to carriers.
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