Tetravex is an edge-matching puzzle game. The player is presented with a grid and square tiles consisting of four different colored triangles turned in on each other. To solve the puzzle you must connect the squares together by matching their edges. It’s a classic puzzle game that fans of games like Sudoku should love.
Cryptocurrency, especially Bitcoin, was an entirely new thing to almost everyone in the recent past. In a fast-paced course of development, it is at the peak of its fame and success in a few months of time. The economy is struggling in the current situation, and everybody is opting to find ways to make money…
Brooklyn-based company Pop Chart Lab just put out a limited edition art print called “The Insanely Great History of Apple,” and it’s a one of the best infographics I’ve ever seen — a single image containing every hardware product Apple has released. Like, ever.
Since Osborne Computer Corp. created the first laptop computer in 1981, the world of laptops has come a long way. The MacBook has become one of the most popular laptop styles around, offering high performance in a lightweight package. But as any professional on the go knows, accessories can make a MacBook even better. You can…
Apple doesn’t have its own official museum dedicated to its computers, but this 15-year-old boy from Maine has a whopping 200 Apple Computers in his own private museum. Yeah, he can say “Eat your heart out!” to any Apple fan and have good reason to do so. Alex Jason’s Apple Computer Museum, which he calls…
When Apple acquired Beats for $3 billion last year most analysts believed it was a strategic move to help the Cupertino-based company to get into the streaming music industry. While Beats is well known for making flashy headphones with questionable audio quality, the company had recently launched Beats Music to some fanfare a few months prior…
Forrest Research, who seem to be riding that “Apple headline high” that most of these research groups go through from time to time, is back again telling us all how much of a failure the AppleTV is. They have number estimates, and blah, blah, blah… Does this “research group” crap get under your skin as…
I love discovering awesome apps that I haven’t seen or heard anybody else talking about. Here’s a delightful gem that’s part game, part “experience,” and all fun. It’s perfect for kids and adults alike, and I guarantee it’s like nothing else on your iPad.
There’s a lot of ongoing talk and speculation about Steve Jobs current health, which is to be expected after the announcement from earlier this week. I’m not interested in writing about that. We all know the situation and anything beyond what we’ve heard from Jobs himself is speculation at this point. I decided, instead, to…
If you’re anything like me, you’re always on the hunt for products to help you achieve the perfect beauty look. And when it comes to wigs, there’s nothing that I love more than a good HD lace wig. HD lace wigs are made with a material called HD lace; a royal lace material also called…
How Apple’s design manipulates us into liking Apple products (via Pando Daily) By Adam L. Penenberg On December 27, 2013 If there is one company I spend more time with over the course of a year than any other it would have to be Apple. I google plenty of terms over the course of a…
Kubxlab wants to put some elegance and style into your iPad accessories. Their first product, “mOna,” is an eye-catching, minimalistic stand that’s guaranteed to be unlike anything your friends use.
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