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Halloween is coming up in just a few weeks. Those of you who are expecting to see trick-or-treaters at your door are probably thinking about what type of candy you should hand out this year. Instead of candy, why not give them Plants vs. Zombies? The American Dental Association has teamed up with PopCap Games, the maker of Plants vs.
Facebook just announced that Promoted Posts are now being tested with Facebook users who live in the United States. It has been made available to people who currently use Facebook and who have fewer than 5,000 friends and subscribers. I've been seeing this story all over the internet today, but it actually goes back a bit farther. In May of
Soon, Facebook will have a new feature. The Facebook Gift Store will allow users to spend real world money to send an “in real life” gift to an online friend that they have connected with on Facebook. Does anyone else find this as bizarre as I do? I understand that the primary purpose of the Facebook Gift Store is to
Here's a gadget that you don't see everyday. Actually, since it is still a prototype, odds are you haven't seen one of these in person yet at all. Neurowear recently announced a new and unique product at the Tokyo Game Show. The gadget is called Shippo. It is a furry tail that you can wear. Clip it on, and it
There is an app called MicroCells that has become my newest addiction. The game is made by a company called Bootant, is simple to play, and is a “kid-friendly” game. You start with three MicroCells scattered randomly on the board. Click on one, and move it anywhere. This triggers the game to put three more MicroCells somewhere on the board.
This is great news for podcasters as well as people who enjoy checking out live podcasts. Livestream has announced that is has free accounts that are ad-free. In other words, it is now possible to do a live podcast through Livestream without it costing the podcast producer any money, and without forcing the viewers to sit through a series of
The cleaning robots have joined forces! No, I don't mean the robots connected to each other in the way that the individual parts of Voltron did in order to form a larger, more powerful, form. I am referring to a press release from iRobot Corp. that states that the company has acquired Evolution Robotics, Inc. for $74 million. Together, the