It has been a while since I reviewed a Bodyguardz product, and the last time it was for the iPhone 5. Yeah, that is way too long, so I managed to review the Samsung Galaxy S7 Active Bodyguardz Pure Premium Glass Screen Protector. This is one of those products made to prevent the 30 percent of owners who break their phone within 12 months. By the way, the damage is 10 … [Read more...] about Bodyguardz Pure Glass for Samsung Galaxy S7 Active
Our Review of Tick’s Tales
Ah, there is nothing like playing a classic 8-bit RPG, which I have loved since the eighties since my Sierra gaming days. Tick's Tales: Up All Knight (get it?) is from Digital Bounce House and Phoenix Online, and it is kind of a satire of those old games. Yes, there is a lot of moving around and solving puzzles in this game, which is pretty much everything that I love … [Read more...] about Our Review of Tick’s Tales
Speculative Fiction Saturday: Spectre
I believe that this is the first time that I have reviewed a James Bond film, and this is probably cheating. James Bond films are not science-fiction, unless you count Moonraker. However, I recently wrote about how James Bond could be relevant in today's age, and there are some themes in Spectre that have been explored in speculative fiction works, and is a commentary on … [Read more...] about Speculative Fiction Saturday: Spectre
OTTO Designworks Tuning System 10 and 11 Speed Cassette
Okay, as many of you know, I receive a lot of stuff to review, and I will have you know that when I opened the product, I had no idea what it is. Seriously, I get a lot of stuff to review, and sometimes I just forget who even sends it to me. I'll be honest and say that unless you know what this is, these products are a big question mark. Fortunately, as a writer, I feel … [Read more...] about OTTO Designworks Tuning System 10 and 11 Speed Cassette
Black and Decker SMARTECH 20V MAX Lithium Drill/Driver
I had a chance to try out the 12V Max Cordless Lithium Drill from Black and Decker, and I have to say that this SMARTECH 20V MAX Lithium Drill/Driver is a step up, made for the mobile age. The 20V MAX Lithium Drill/Driver is a connected tool, which uses its SMARTECH batteries to locate, lock, and monitor tools. It uses a SMARTECH application for iOS and Android for … [Read more...] about Black and Decker SMARTECH 20V MAX Lithium Drill/Driver
ExoLens Brings ZEISS Lenses to the iPhones
It is really interesting how most people are taking pictures with their smartphones, and how companies like Olloclip are finding ways to put lenses. There is another company known as ExoLens, and they are putting ZEISS lenses on iPhones. In fact, they are making the first aspherical lenses for mobile photographers to raise the standard of mobile photos and videos. They … [Read more...] about ExoLens Brings ZEISS Lenses to the iPhones
Helix Dock for the Apple Watch from Standzout
It has been a while since I reviewed a Standzout product, at least three years. As for an Apple Watch product, it has been about three days. The Standzout Helix is one of the best ways to charge an Apple Watch. You just plug it into the wall, and lay it on top. It has a compact housing that stores up to two meters of the Apple Watch charging cable, which allows for … [Read more...] about Helix Dock for the Apple Watch from Standzout
Our Review of “Crimson Room Decade”
When I sent information about this game, I knew that I had to review it. Crimson Room Decade is about a man who wakes up in a locked room, and he has to find a way out. Considering that I have written a book called The Labyrinth House which deals with a man trapped in a mansion that he cannot escape. So I have a personal interest. The issue is, this game is much harder … [Read more...] about Our Review of “Crimson Room Decade”
Speculative Fiction Saturday: Zootopia
I actually just got around to seeing this film a few weeks ago, even though it was released a few months ago. This is easily one of the best films of this year, and probably one of the greatest animated films of all time. Zootopia is one of those Disney films that is really good for kids to watch, but its moral can really be appreciated by those who are older. This is a … [Read more...] about Speculative Fiction Saturday: Zootopia
Nomad Stand for the Apple Watch
This is one of those products from Nomad, a company that I will always recommend. Their products are usually chargers and batteries, but these practical products are well-made and stylish. In the case of the Stand for the Apple Watch, this is as "simple as possible". Go ahead and look at the design for the stand. It is just a cord with a strip, with the strip bent at a … [Read more...] about Nomad Stand for the Apple Watch
The Wistiki Volia!
Today, I received something in the mail that was from France. I receive a few things every week, and this one had Voila on it. It was fitting, as this box was from France, and I was pleased to review the Wistiki Voila. The Voila is one of those devices that you put on your keys or something else that you don't want to lose. All you need to do is download the Wistiki app … [Read more...] about The Wistiki Volia!
Magic Leap Patent Filed?
There is a secretive company known as Magic Leap which is supposed to be valued at $4.5 billion, and yet the company has not revealed its product. I'm not even certain what it is, but it looks like some kind of virtual reality or augmented reality headset. This is a design patent given for Magic Leap, and it looks like some kind of bike helmet, doesn't it? That, or Space … [Read more...] about Magic Leap Patent Filed?
Very Ambitious “Horizon Zero Dawn” Game Delayed
One of the things that I like about video games is some of the more modern ones decide to become almost a work of art with their style. The way Bioshock creates a world with some style just really brings the player within the game, shunning normal conventions. This looks to be the case with Horizon Zero Dawn, a game that is too good to be true, because it is now delayed. … [Read more...] about Very Ambitious “Horizon Zero Dawn” Game Delayed
Verizon “Can You Hear Me Now” Guy Comes to Sprint
Well, you can see the ad here, and you can see that Paul Marcarelli, the guy that used to do the "can you hear me now" repetitive ad for Verizon has gone to Sprint. The reason why the switch has happened is drive test date from Nielsen covering the top 106 metropolitan markets in the United States shows that Sprint's reliability now beats T-Mobile and performs within 1 … [Read more...] about Verizon “Can You Hear Me Now” Guy Comes to Sprint
Speculative Fiction Saturday: Goosebumps
Goosebumps is one of those films that probably falls under the category of "nostalgic cash-in". I've already talked about how the new Ghostbusters is kind of this. The thing about Goosebumps is it is based on a book series that was targeted for very young audiences in the nineties, and it had its own TV series back then. This is one of those book series that parents … [Read more...] about Speculative Fiction Saturday: Goosebumps