We first heard about the site, About.me, about a month ago and I have to say, we were pretty darn excited about the concept - a single page that would contain all of your basic online information and display it in a relatively artistic manner. So we signed ourselves up for the list and voila! we got accepted into the superspecialawesome alpha preview! Read on for our experiences.
Today we have a very packed podcast filled with Kinect, Beatles, reviews, gaming news and Hot Pursuit. We start off by talking about The Beatles coming to iTunes and the over-hyped flame war happening in the under-belly of the internet (Well, mostly Twitter) and then we take an in depth talk about one of the hottest topics of the year… Kinect.
For those of us with the Jesus phone, a.k.a. the iPhone, there’s no doubt that we’ve run into the glorious auto-correct feature, which can be so advanced at times that’ll it even want to replace your own words with what it thinks you mean to say. You’re wrong, it’s right - so to speak.
And while it may be helpful most of the time, on some other occasions, it can be just right out awkward. For instance in the image on the left!
If you have your own auto-correct mishaps you can submit your own images, but if you’re looking for just some good laughs then why not skip ahead and check it out?
Read / DamnYouAutoCorrect.com
It’s called the shattering for a reason, 90% of the old world content will be transformed into what WoW will look like after the Cataclysm update. That means you’d better put on your role playing playing gear, hop on your favorite mount and tour the current world as it is now to time to say goodbye. Your favorite questing zones will be very different afterwards, if your favorite areas survived the update, it will be heavily militarized, broken and abandoned or even reduced to nothing more than a large crater in the ground.
Now isn’t this a pleasant surprise? After being absent from CES for well over a decade, Nintendo will be attending this year’s event alongside other notable gaming companies such as Microsoft and Sony. It appears that this year there will be an even bigger spotlight on the gaming side of the consumer electronics industry — More details after the break!
Headphones to me have always been the gatekeepers of which sound waves make the trip from your media player of choice to your ears. So what makes a good pair of headphones then? Well, the kind that do their job and yet feel like they aren’t there. The ts02+’s fit this exact bill.
Full review after the break!
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