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Ouya – Programming Begins at Home

I’m cautiously optimistic about the proposed new gaming console, the Ouya. I like big budget AAA games, but I also

This enormous grass painting indicates that the Brisbane City Botanical Gardens has free WiFi. Seems to work too.

I ordered this foldable keyboard on Ebay a while back. It arrived today and so far works really well. It’s

I have backed a few kickstarter.com projects, but the Thunderbeam project (a retro game for the iPad) is the first

December 1, 2010 Skevos Mavros 0 Comments

I was hoping that people would take the Kinect, Microsoft’s new controller-less gaming add-on for their XBox360 games console, and

Quantum Jumping can go jump.

May 1, 2009 Skevos Mavros 0 Comments

I just tried Omegle (chatting with strangers) for the first time. I don’t think I’m the target audience. This is

April 2, 2009 Skevos Mavros 0 Comments

ZoomIt is the best PC-desktop-screen-zoomer-inner-thingy I’ve ever seen – and it’s free! Great for zooming in on presentations or during

April 1, 2009 Skevos Mavros 2 Comments

It probably only works for people my age or older, but this YouTube video of the opening credits for Star

March 27, 2009 Skevos Mavros 0 Comments

Thanks to twitterer JamezRC, I saw this article about an oddly elongated, and slightly controversial, sculpture being built in the