Sunday, March 31, 2013

Play Halo's Atari 2600 'Port' With This Cartridge Now On Sale


Almost three years ago, Ed Fries—a Microsoft executive instrumental in acquiring Bungie and making Halo the definitive Xbox series—created Halo 2600, a flash game demake that imagined the game on an old Atari VCS. Now, AtariAge.com is putting the game's ROM on a proper cartridge, with period box and label art and an instruction manual.


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From Captain America to Thor: An Epic Way to Present Marvel’s Logo [Video]



An homage to Marvel, which created most of the superheros who entertained generations of children and adults for more than 80 years.



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Oh No, Not The Easter Bunny Too

Oh No, Not The Easter Bunny Too


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Saturday, March 30, 2013

Work. Home. Bed. [Pic]

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Yep, that describes my day fairly accurately.


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How To Use CalDAV On iPhone To Sync Google Calendar Without Exchange

Google surprised everyone when they announced that they’re going to end support for Exchange ActiveSync on all platforms except Android. iOS users took a big hit because many users were using the service on stock iOS apps to keep their Gmail, Google contacts and calendar data in sync with other devices. We’ve already walked you through the process on how to set up CardDAV to sync Google contacts on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, and now, we’ll show you how to sync your calendar data to Gmail / Google ID as well by using the CalDAV protocol. Complete details and step-by-step guide right after...



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How To Set Up CardDAV On iPhone To Sync Google / Gmail Contacts Without Exchange ActiveSync

Google no longer supports Exchange ActiveSync protocol to sync email, contacts and calendar stored on free Gmail / Google IDs with third party apps. If you have setup Google Sync via Exchange on your iPhone before Jan 30th of this year, you wouldn’t notice any problem, until you reset the device and try to setup your account using EAS again. Also, if you try to setup Google Sync on a brand new iOS device, you will be greeted with “Cannot get mail, the connection to the server failed” message.



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'RecordMyScreen' is a New, Free, and Open Source Screen Recorder for iOS





For a long time now, Ryan Petrich’s Display Recorder application (a $4.99 value in Cydia) has been the top dog for screen recording for iOS. Today, a competitor has arrived; RecordMyScreen is a free and open source screen recording application created by a team of developers including John Coates, CoolStar, ProtoSphere, Nicholas Gomolion, and Brandon Etherage. The application is available in Cydia right now.



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Did you know you could delete digits in the Calculator app by swiping?

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We’ve come across some pretty cool tricks in iOS over the years. There’s the six hidden buttons on the iPad’s split keyboard, the long-hold action in the Mail app that brings up your last draft, and my favorite, Photo Stream websites.


Today we’ve got another neat little tidbit to share with you involving the stock Calculator application. I know, for most of you this app rarely gets touched. But for those of you that use it more often, this tip could prove very useful…(...)

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