Most comic publishers are getting into the digital game to varying degrees, but Marvel seems to be doing it with a surprising level of enthusiasm, as evidenced by their Infinite Comics and Marvel AR projects.
Retro Gaming Storage with a Pac-Man Ghost Bookcase
April 4, 2012 By
If you’re a retro video game fan in need of a bookshelf, we have just the thing for you. The LightYourselfUp store on Etsy is offering a shelf in the shape of a Pac-Man ghost. Though it’s slightly more form than function, and the lack of an uninterrupted shelf surface will have the compulsively orderly [...]
Challenge the Final Frontier with the Star Trek Inflatable Captain’s Chair
April 3, 2012 By
Does your child have Starfleet command qualities? Then this is the chair for them!
GeekBeat Live #56
April 2, 2012 By
We got a touch of class from the UK, as Richard Taylor of the BBC joined Cali and John for the show.
MartinLogan’s VaporSound – Speakers You Can See Through
April 1, 2012 By
We know that MartinLogan speakers provide awesome sound in a nice stable home environment, but they require big panels. What do you do if you want that cool electrostatic audio technology in your car? Their engineers have been working on this, and it turns out the answer has been right in front of our eyes [...]
Accessories Arrive for the Raspberry Pi
March 26, 2012 By
The Raspberry Pi has just recently been made available for ordering and the accessory market for the computer is already springing to life. ModMyPi is early to the party with a couple of items that may grab the interest of hobbyists. The Set-up Kit contains a variety of items to get you up and running [...]
Zynga Buys Draw Something Maker OMGPOP for Around $200 Million
March 21, 2012 By
Zynga (the company behind FarmVille and all the other Villes) is now buying developer OMGPOP for a rumored value of around $200 million dollars.
Video Camera Brings Multi-Camera Editing to iOS Devices
March 14, 2012 By
Video Camera is iOS software that allows you to edit video on your iPhone or iPad, mixing camera angles, rearranging clips, and even drawing from cameras on multiple devices.
Take a Scrolling Trip Through the Scale of the Universe
March 13, 2012 By
We know the universe is a Very Big Thing, but of course, it’s made up of very small things. How much difference is there between the smallest and largest, and how do relative sizes compare?
Tweets Meet Microblogs as Twitter Buys Posterous
March 12, 2012 By
Twitter, the social media service for people who like to keep things short, is getting a bit more wordy. But only a bit. They’ve announced their purchase of Posterous, a service that offers space for small blog posts with a user-friendly interface. Twitter indicated that Posterous Spaces would remain up and available, but that users [...]
Gowalla Shuts Down as Facebook Begins to Use it in Telling “Better Stories”
March 11, 2012 By
Gowalla, launched during SXSW 2009, has now officially shut down after its purchase by Facebook in December.
Apple Unveils “The New iPad” with Retina Display and 4G LTE
March 7, 2012 By
We expected a new iPad and that’s what we got with Apple CEO Tim Cook introducing “the new iPad” (no “iPad 3″ nor “iPad HD”) in Cupertino today. Also highlighted were a new Apple TV and iPhoto for the iPad.
