Solare Flex desk lamp by Cielux review

Desk lamps are a dime dozen, just go to Walmart or your nearest department store and you’ll find a ton of varieties for all kinds of purposes. But finding that right one for your office space or even pc gaming needs can prove a tiring excursion. Getting work done, whether checking email or taking down dragons in Skyrim, requires your eyes to be fatigue free — something that can be remedied with the proper lighting. So what exactly can fill that void? This is where we found ourselves in the ultimate search that eventually led us to the Solare Flex by Cielux. — Our full review after the break!

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Geek Tip: How to make leftover pizza taste (and look) incredible - Video

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We have all done this before… we’ve ordered too much pizza and we just forget about it. The next day we wonder what we’re going to eat for lunch and remember about “that pizza we have somehwere”, so we throw it in the microwave to heat it up. This kills the pizza. Instead, you should try watching this video and discovering the beauty hidden within your leftover pizza.

The Office's Dunder Mifflin branded paper will soon be sold by Staples

Here at Okay Geek, the staff have an affinity for all things The Office. Though personally, I must admit that I was highly skepticle of the direction the show was heading in season 8, and so was the rest of America — with the show receiving its lowest ratings ever. So in hopes of giving the Dunder Mifflin employees afloat in their fictional world, Staples has struck a pretty interesting deal with NBC to soon sell Dunder Mifflin branded paper online. — More after the break!

PS Vita memory cards get priced for North America, will make your wallets cry

For what the PS Vita does compared to any other handheld before it there’s absolutely no comparison. Its ability to play games almost on the same level as its console counterpart but on a smaller, mobile screen is bar none. And that’s just the beginning, not counting online-connectivty, its new touch pads, and library of upcoming 1st and 3rd party titles to keep the device fresh. So what could possibly threaten the life of this upcoming gaming beast? Well, how about a hugely exaggerated price tag on Sony proprietary memory cards? — More after the break!

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The original MegaMan cartoon that never was, sadly -- (Video)

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The original MegaMan cartoon that never was, sadly -- (Video)

The Ruby-Spears MegaMan production from the early 90’s was certainly one of the better video game inspired cartoons we ever got as kids. And even though it casually crosses the border of “it sucks so bad, it’s good” line when we look back at it now, we still love it for what it’s worth. But did you ever wonder what the original concept of the show looked like? Well, to be honest, much better then what we eventually got! Here and bask in the regret of what never was. 

iOS - Gangstar Rio: City of Saints review

The official Grand Theft Auto game debuted on the iOS platform a while ago but Chinatown Wars only offered a top down gameplay style which just didn’t cut it for many GTA fans. As a result, many have turned to the Gangstar series by Gameloft as an alternate car jacking experience. How does the third iteration of the series perform? — Our full review after the break! 

Google adding gamepad support for Chrome

New outlets for gaming are popping up in the unlikliest of places nowadays. I mean, when the iPhone first came on the scene, with its App Store featuring $0.99 cent games, I doubt anyone really thought they would be raking in enough cash to make even Nintendo jealous. Well, that just goes to show the power of what new concepts and platforms can achieve. Everyone’s got a phone, hence the need for games on it. Well, everyone goes online and uses a browser to access it, right? So why not add controller support for that browser and get your gaming fix without the need of a console? Well, Google seems to be laying down the framework according to reports. — More after the break!