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 published: 2009-09-29Heavy Rain: The Multiple Options Of Robbing A Store Trailer The latest trailer consists of a corner store hold-up and the multiple ways in which the scenario can be thwarted, avoided or handled.   published: 2008-11-22Amazon PS3 Bundles Boy has Amazon got a deal for you! If you’ve been running around looking for the perfect time to get your PS3, now is it. Well, now exactly now but soon. Amazon has 3 incredible PS3 bundles ready for the purchasing. The catch is this – yup, there’s a catch – you have to vote on which bundle you want. Then if you’re one of the lucky few you get to race to snatch one up before everyone else.  published: 2008-11-14UPS Testing Out A No Label Future I’ve had nothing but luck with our UPS guy. I like what Brown does for me. For instance, when it’s raining and no one is home he’ll take our little recycling bin and put packages in there to keep them dry. It’s the little touches. Now UPS as a whole is taking a greener approach to package shipment by testing out the HP Handheld sp400 All-in-One.  published: 2008-11-14Best Buy's Black Friday Deals...Or No Deal I don’t know if you noticed, but the Best Buy Black Friday ad hit the interwebs earlier. It wouldn’t be your fault if you didn’t notice because the deals are lame. Seriously and inexcusably lame. I guess it doesn’t matter to someone like me who never comes within 100 yards of a store on Black Friday. But what about all the deal hounds out there?  published: 2008-11-04Father Of The iPod Leaves His Creation To Advise Jobs Our kids grow up, they move on, and so must we. That’s true even if your child is an extremely popular gadget. Tony Fadell, inventor of the iPod (along with other people, but you know…he was the guy) is leaving his position at Apple to take on a reduced role as an advisor to Steve Jobs. It’s certainly simplistic to claim that Fadell “invented” the iPod when it was a team effort. Despite work by a team, and Apple hardware chief of engineering Jon Rubenstein, Fadell is still considered the popular MP3’s father.  published: 2008-11-04CNN Broadcasting Election Coverage With 3D Holograms Perhaps Emperor Palpatine won’t be taking over, and getting things done, come January. Perhaps…election day isn’t over yet. But what is happening are holographic images of pundits will be talking to Wolf Blitzer on CNN’s election night coverage. As in full 3D motherflippin’ holograms. This bodes well for the Emperor’s plans to sporadically appear in each American home to scare the children with his raspy voice and force lightning withered skin.  published: 2008-10-26Text Messaging May Not Be The Downfall Of Man Apparently English professors are wrong about the fall of man happening due to OMG! chatspeak. The abbreviated conversations we have on IM or in text messages have long been troubling to those who enjoy the written word. A recent study from Cornell University has proven that this is just not the case. Good news for those of us who have long held that baggy pants barely hanging on to the wearer is the true culprit in the demise of our youth today.  published: 2008-10-22MGS4 Modded PS3 Crushes Your Pathetic Console My own PS3 is a regular old 80GB model that came packed with Metal Gear Solid IV. I used my covetous eyes to look at the gun metal gray special edition, but alas was unable to procure one. But I’m happy with my system, at least until today. Coming across the Morpheon Mods take on a MGS4 PS3 is enough to make any fan of the series weep with desire.  published: 2008-10-21Universal Parks Unleashing Giant Freakin' Robots With Transformers Ride In recent years Universal Studios theme parks have made great strides to compete with Disney’s Imagineers. While many people maintain that Disney World and Disney Land are just for kids, or not cool enough for the adult crowd, attendance numbers have shown a different story. Now Universal is in the process of putting in a Harry Potter section of its Orlando park. This will be followed up by a Transformers themed ride in the Hollywood and Singapore parks.  published: 2008-10-21Guitar Hero Figurines Now Available At Toys R Us For some reason figurines are a popular portion of the geek culture. Video games come packed with them in special limited edition cases, and die hards will spend lots of money searching the internet to complete a collection. I don’t go in for that, most likely because as an adult I don’t know what I’d do with them. But that doesn’t stop figurines from being popular.  published: 2008-10-15Hancock Coming To BRAVIA HDTV Owners First Sony’s BRAVIA Internet Video Link has been mediocre at best so far. At least when you consider the $299 add-on pricing. I can watch YouTube on my computer. So it’s odd that I don’t like the offering of Hancock prior to its Blu-ray release. After all, this is the sort of content BRAVIA owners are expecting from Sony. Here’s the issue: why in the hell is this system not being integrated onto the PlayStation Network?  published: 2008-10-13Airlines To Get GPS Navigation...Someday I’m here to have a very special talk with you about an important issue. An issue that affects thousands of people each and every day. Look, I know that paying for a flight costs an unseemly amount of money. And now, as I found out first hand a few weeks ago, airlines are trying to nickel and dime passengers out of money to pay exorbitant gas prices. It sucks, and I don’t necessarily begrudge the airlines.
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