Video Game Developer and Designer, “Cliffy B.” (best known for his work on Unreal Tournament and Gears of War) is apparently a pretty big Transformers fan. After seeing the leaked photographs of the new truck-mode of Optimus Prime (from the upcoming live-action Transformers movie), Cliffy B had some choice words for Director Michael Bay […]

As you all probably known, scratches is a problem that has always preoccupied all iPod Nano and iPod with Video owners. Due to the easiness of scratching, many resorted to find ways to protect their iPods, and a whole range of products showed up from nowhere: Silicon Cases, Plastic Cases, Plastic Sticker Covers, Socks and […]

Better think twice before posting your favorite videos to YouTube. You might just be giving them a license to sell your soul. YouTube’s updated terms of use essentially allows them rights over your content, including selling it in any form or media.
From Wired,
The video site YouTube constitutes an equal or larger threat to small content […]

With the release of Superman Returns comes an onslaught of tie-in merchandise. Possibly the best of which is the long-awaited release of the third season of Bruce Timm and Paul Dini’s Superman the Animated Series. A landmark in American television animation, this has been considere by most to be the best season of […]

Those Japanese really make the craziest devices. After seeing a pillow that imitates the arm of a boy/girlfriend I thought I had seen it all, but I guess not.

This is a “normal” 4 slots USB Hub. And a nice top with working buttons. And when you press the big red button it releases some noises, […]

Design buffs would tell you that three-column themes usually don’t work well for blogs. However, WebJillion took a peek at how Technorati’s top 100 blogs are laid out and found out that blogs with three-column themes are almost as popular as those with two-columns (hey, why didn’t we think of doing this before?). Also, the […]

Companies are ever-vigilant about sensitive and/or proprietary information getting into the wrong hands. Technology gives them more reason to worry, as dwindling sizes and increasing capacities of portable storage devices have made it increasingly easier to smuggle data outside of company premises. Take the thumbdrive, for instance. Nothing’s stopping an employee from plugging in a […]

Here’s a little something for you gym-rats and workout-a-holics out there. Remember when going to the gym was such a drag because of the tacky music? Well, I do. And that’s because the last time I went to the gym, portable digital music players were not as commonplace as today (yes, it was that long […]

I can’t believe that 802.11n has not been finalized yet, and what is even worse is how many manufacturers are trying to sell off draft versions of WiFi cards that may not work with the final standard once its decided.
802.11n will be a wireless networking protocol that uses MIMO, multiple in, multiple out technology […]

The second season DVD set of Bruce Timm, Paul Dini and Dwayne McDuffie’s Justice League animated series has been out for a few weeks now. Is it worth buying? In a word, “yes”. In several words, check out my review. Long story short, while the set skimps in the Extras-department, the […]

The film ‘A Scanner Darkly’ has been receiving much praise from the arthouse theater crowd and should be released nathion-wide relatively soon. I managed to catch it at one of our local arthouse theaters (our only local arthouse theater) and penned a review of the flick. It was actually rather good, in a […]

Everyone that has ever felt or used a Click Wheel has probably wondered how it works. When I bought my Nano, I thought it would work in a similar way to a PDA, but it works even when it’s inside a sock/container or your pocket (which can sometimes be troublesome if you accidentaly turn up […]

If you’re a Windows user, I guess you’ve also tried to figure out where all your HDD space is when your cleaning your disk. However, right clicking and going to the properties of the folders is a pretty tedious task, not to mention that it also takes luck sometimes to figure out what’s taking up […]

Microsoft has released its new stripped-down operating systems for legacy (read: old!) computers that are unable to support today’s cutting-edge software due to hardware limitations (read: “get ready to upgrade your hardware when Vista comes!”). It’s called Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs (okay, not really “Windows”), and it basically converts your computer into a thin-client, […]

Silly me. Just a couple of months ago, I wrote about my preference for Yahoo! Widgets over Google Gadgets. Recently, however, I’ve decided to turn off Yahoo! Widgets and run Google Desktop alone as my widget/gadget/cluttered-thingies engine.
My primary reason would be simplicity and ease of access. Yes, I wrote before that Google Desktop had tacky […]

Does anyone still use Windows Genuine Advantage these days? Okay, granted that it used to be required to do any useful automatic updating on Windows machines, these days you could update away without WGA (not via Internet Explorer, though). Then there’s the recent issue that Microsoft was nuking all copies of Windows that aren’t legit […]