Although you can go and pick up a ready-to-go version of Firefox for Android in Google Play, that particular Firefox version was never made specifically for Android. That particular version of Firefox was made using an interface language called XUL developed by Mozilla. Using XUL allows...
Quantifying Your Life
posted by Claudia O'Shea
As technology develops, we are becoming increasingly reliant on it too. That reliance however can benefit us in many ways, helping us to monitor and ultimately improve our health and well-being. There is an increasing number of apps helping people gather data about themselves from tracking...
Blockscape, Minecraft, and the Uncanny...
posted by Keith Ballard
Whether you have been playing Minecraft for over a year or are just now getting into it on the Xbox 360 I’m interested in hearing what you think of this. A man by the name of Jens Blomquist is working on a game called Blockscape that appears to be centered around the idea of being a...
Which Smartphones Best Support Busines...
posted by Sanity
Every business professional must have an excellent smartphone in order to work efficiently and successfully. Smartphones are wonderful tools for working professionals; they perform a wide variety of functions beyond normal phone functions. Not all smartphones are cut out for business...
Training Computers To Recognize Emotio...
posted by Claudia O'Shea
Body language has long been an area of study and wonder. The ability to read the natural signals emitted by humans and therefore interpret their underlying thoughts and emotions has long been seen as a powerful tool and has been used in many areas. However, there has been an increase in effort...
The Walking Dead: Episode 1 – A ...
posted by Keith Ballard
The Walking Dead Episode 1, subtitled “A New Day,” is the latest adventure game outing from Telltale Games, although the degree to which it is a game may be up for debate. You play as a felon named Lee who survives a car crash during the zombie outbreak. Lee meets up with a...
Bose Quiet Comfort (QC) 15 Hands-On!
posted by Solomon Massele
We take a hands-on look at the Bose Quiet Comfort (QC) 15 Headphones on video for...
Legend of Grimrock Review
posted by Keith Ballard
Legend of Grimrock is an old school dungeon RPG that is more than capable of standing on its own as a modern game. You take control of a party of four as they are thrown into pit to repent for their crimes. Plenty monsters, loot, and secrets await. I was hesitant at first when I saw...
CISPA And What It Means For You
posted by Andrew Wilson
We don’t tend to get overly political here at Tekgoblin for the obvious reason that we aren’t into Politics, however there is something very important going on that may very well change the way we look at our Anonymity (or lack there of) on the internet. CISPA; which stands for...
Beats by Dr. Dre Wireless Bluetooth He...
posted by Solomon Massele
We take a hands-on look at the Beats by Dr. Dre Wireless Bluetooth Headphones by Monster and record our experiences on video for...
Samsung Stratosphere for Verizon Wirel...
posted by Solomon Massele
Check out my hands-on video review of the Verizon Wireless branded Samsung Stratosphere...
Vudu Expands to foreign markets
posted by Solomon Massele
The online movie rental service Vudu, operated by Walmart, will be stretching its brand and services over into foreign markets for the first time. Vudu will appear in Mexico first in June with more Latin American states to follow. The UK and Ireland along with other countries in Europe and...
Skype not compatible on low end Window...
posted by Solomon Massele
Skype has taken their Windows Phone application from beta and released their application into the Windows Marketplace. Skype has announced through their official blog, Skype Garage, that Windows Phone devices will require “a minimum of 512MB of memory to install and use Skype.”...
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City ...
posted by Serra Wallerius
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is a disgrace to the franchise. I have heard many people say that it is not worth playing very much without online multiplayer, and I agree with them. The story itself is engaging and interesting, and had brilliant promise, but it is so poorly executed...
Akitio MyCloud Mini Review
posted by Sanity
So I got my hands on this little device from Akitio called the MyCloud Mini. This device basically lets you host media on your network and share it anywhere you would like. So basically it lets you have your own mini cloud at home for media and document sharing. Pretty cool right? Well, I got...
Best Buy to Close 50 Stores
posted by Sanity
Big consumer electronics retailer Best Buy plans to close 50 of its big box stores by the end of 2012. This does not really come as a shock to us as the company has had a hard time in the past competing with online retailers in the same business. Properties such as NewEgg, TigerDirect, and...
Flying Cars to Come to Our Roads – And...
posted by Claudia O'Shea
In many futuristic Sci-Fi movies, human kind is travelling in flying cars. In Minority Report and The Fifth Element the average person can fly directly from home to work or to the supermarket. Thanks to a new invention, flying cars don’t only have to exist on celuloid anymore but might...
Final Fantasy XIII-2 Review
posted by Keith Ballard
Despite a generally positive metacritic score Final Fantasy XIII was considered a disappointment by both critics and fans of the series. The narrative was convoluted and unfocused, requiring players to read the game’s equivalent of a codex in order to understand what was even going on...
BlackBerry Messenger Appears on Androi...
posted by Sanity
The infamouse BlackBerry Messenger app had been seen on an Android phone. Now, according to various sources this has been rumored in the past and nothing has come of it. However, now there have been much clearer images taken showing BlackBerry Messenger running on an Android phone. The phone...
Pritect for Kinect Review for the Para...
posted by Sanity
Are you paranoid that the Xbox Kinect sensor might be staring at you while you aren’t using it? Well there is a solution for that called Pritect for Kinect. Basically this little invention is a piece of bent plastic that perfectly fits over your Xbox Kinect to block the camera sensors...