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Yesterday Rovio rolled out the new Angry Birds Seasons levels, titled "Back to School", but many people missed the fact that they quietly released a new set of levels for Angry Birds Facebook, called "Green Day". Yes, in case you're wondering, the new levels are named after the popular alternative band. There was no announcement of the release, so we're
Had a nice Stacation to recharge the batteries, but caught a bug instead :) Have a great line up for you on today's show enjoy and thanks for being part of the Ohana. Subscribe Today: Audio | Video (HD) | Mobile Video | iTunes | Zune Download the Audio Show File Follow me on Google+ Follow @geeknews on Twitter Geek
Most of us who have Android devices set automatic updates for our apps, which means we don't have to worry about going to the trouble of installing each update manually. That's a great thing, but it has it's drawbacks. For instance, if you play a game that frequently updates by adding new levels, as the popular Angry Birds does, then you
Samsung recently unveiled the Galaxy Note 10.1, a larger version of the surprisingly popular overgrown phone that debuted earlier this year. The tablet is available now for a starting price of around $400 and Samsung has begun pushing the device with a new ad that rolled out this weekend. The new ad features actor James Franco of Spiderman and 127
I had been an owner of an iPhone since the first one came out. This past March, my iPhone died and I needed something new and inexpensive. I picked up the Motorola Atrix 2 for less than $100.00. After the I got a new phone feeling wore off, I almost immediately regretted the purchase. I didn’t like the bloatware that
The Ulster Aviation Society is having an Open Day this coming weekend (25th August) to celebrate 70 years since the USAAF 8th Air Force arrived in Northern Ireland to fight in World War II. The UAS has an impressive collection of 15 aircraft, including a U.S.-built veteran of WWII in the shape of a Grumman Wildcat fighter, which is under
Fisker has made a lot of news lately, most of it better than this story, since they are the hot electric car maker on the market these days. You may have read recently about the Fisker Karma that burst into flames on the side of a road on August 10th. Many people assumed that the fire was caused by the
The Breffo Spiderpodium is an extremely flexible gadget holder that can be used in a multitude of situations. Arachnoid, it's eight rubberised flexible legs attached to a grey base and it's easy to bend the legs to grip, to hold or to simply stand. Take a look at some of the pictures - it's much easier to show than explain.
Have you ever wondered if your annoyingly loud neighbors are making enough noise to damage your hearing? To find out, you are going to need a decibel meter. I recommend an app that is appropriately named Too Loud?. It is a handy, easy to use, decibel meter. The “Too Loud?” app is compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. It
A week ago today, I had a visitor unlike any visitor I have ever had here at the Studio. I share with you that experience plus re-tell the story of the Blue-Man that haunted us, while we lived on Historic Ford Island. Small brain fart in remembering ship names but you will get the point and be entertained with the
When I opened up Google search page this morning I noticed that on the right hand side of the screen are the words Gmail results. I had signed up for this when it was offered back in the beginning of August. First a little background, I work from home and I am the only one that uses the computer. So
There is a good chance that you have read about the problem of Matt Honan who was hacked by individuals who used social engineering to do it. One of the things that Matt admitted was he used the same email address for everything and in terms of security that might not have been a good idea. Are there times when
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