If web browsers were kids on a playground

There have been many articles, web comics and infographics pointing out how much Internet Explorer dissapoints the world (and pisses developers off), but the war on IE has gotten a little stale. Microsoft has admitted IE isn’t what they hoped it would be, and our anger is starting to turn into surrender. Now comes this, a simple cartoon that seems so simple, but yet it drives the point home more effectively than any other boycott or nerdfight. This is what we like to call, brilliant.

Police report shows they really hate Find My iPhone

The reason Fond my iPhone was created is so people can locate their phone if they forget it somewhere. If it’s somewhere where a person would steal it, you can erase all of your data (contact info, photos and history) and maybe even track it down. You’d think that if you had your iPhone stolen, you could go to the police station and ask the police officers to track your iPhone down using Find my iPhone, but they would probably give you a dirty look and send you on your way.

Alex Tretrop Jun 25, 2011 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming, Geek Culture, Humor, Videos

Meet the Medic from Team Fortress 2 - (Video)

At Jun 25, 2011

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Meet the Medic from Team Fortress 2 - (Video)

Hot off the news that TF2 is free for everyone on Steam, Valve has released their second last entry in the Meet the Team series that they still haven’t finished after all these years. Featurng our favourite crazy doctor from Germany, TF2’s Medic class, Valve has put together yet another awesome entry into their portfolio of excellent trailers. And hey, why not try the game out? It is free after all!

Miyamoto: "Don't expect the best online experience on Wii U"

It’s no secret that the Wii’s online functionality was a less than stellar experience. Nintendo has since made it known that they wish to rectifiy the notion of laggy gameplay and friend codes with a couple of quotes here and there. However, Miyamoto doesn’t seem to be helping when he decided to throw in his two cents, saying that having the best online experience isn’t their goal with the Wii U. — Details after the break!

Imation Defender F150 flash drive review

Cheap plastic thumb drives are all over the place and Imation decided that this just wouldn’t do. The F150 (not to be confused with the Ford truck) is a part of their Defender line of products. These storage devices are aimed at those who require high levels of security for sensitive information. Of course, great security on the software side must be matched with an equally as durable enclosure. Does the F150 fit the bill? — Our full review after the break! 

Ricardo Trejo Jun 24, 2011 Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Me Follow Us Gaming, Internet, Nintendo, Videos

Animal Crossing ads make me remember how great Nintendo's old ad campaigns used to be - (Video)

At Jun 24, 2011

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Animal Crossing ads make me remember how great Nintendo's old ad campaigns used to be - (Video)

Remember when Sega did what Nintendon’t? Or when Dracula’s lifeless head was held by a soldier on the cover of Nintendo Power? Yeah, it’s sad to think that a whole generation of players nowadays can only remember the “Wii would like to play” ads made in a post-Apple world. I hope this Animal Crossing / Real World parody gives you a chuckle at least.

Team Fortress 2 is now free to play forever -- Download now!

If you haven’t heard by now, Valve has relaunched the famous team-based game Team Fortress 2 as a free-to-play title now running solely off in-game microtransactions. And if you’ve been around the game for any sort of time then you know the type of demand hats and other additional accessories meant to customize your character get. This business model seems to be enough to keep the game running and then some, sparking the idea to make the game now free for the masses. — Details after the break!