By Silva

Ok, so here's my setup. I've got a Mac, I've got iTunes, and I've got an Android phone. I had an iPod, but some "things" were done to it, and it may "be of no use anymore". I still want to sync my media to my handheld easily. How do I accomplish this? Two easy -and free- steps.

The iPhone Inspired DIY Kitchen Touch Screen Project

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By Silva

Yep, I said Commodore. And if you look at the picture above, you'll see why this is news.

By Silva

There are leader boards on XBox Live and PSN and high score tables on arcade machines. None of these lists will show the following accomplishment: the highest of high scores in Donkey Kong.

By Silva

I took a drive today with the wife down toward Columbus Park Crossing, and I found that the Columbus Play N Trade has finally reopened! Check inside if you care to know more info.

By Silva

Here's a quick part 2 to the Thunder in the Valley Air Show. As I've said before, the dates for this event are March 20 and 21, 2010, and it will be held at the Columbus Municipal Airport. Now you can see the show from just about anywhere in Columbus, but there are a lot more events and displays lined up for those who step inside the gates, so you really want to get in on the action.

By Silva

I just found a mother-lode of free, legal music on the internet. Literally gigabytes worth of music, no strings attached. Interested? Just make sure you've got an open mind for bands you've never heard before (and a couple you may have), and click the article to continue.

By Silva

For those of you who still enjoy a good session of Rock Band, there is terrific news today. Harmonix has introduced their newest addition to the music platform, Rock Band Network. Around 12PM EST, over 100 new songs were dropped into the new store (separate from the original store, you now have an option from the games' main menus). According to the RockBand twitter page, this number is being increased throughout the week. Click in for more.

A gamer took on a challenge to help a blind gamer beat Zelda. Two years in the making, this is his story.

By Silva

It's March in 2010. What happened to all of the awesome future stuff we dreamed of having by now as children? Many forms of media have expected that by now, we'd either be fighting off aliens, buzzing around in personal flying machines, trying to escape the scrutiny of a supreme ruler who has his eye on us 24/7, or just simply watching gigantic personalized adverts strung up in midair in a local mall. But here we are, living a seemingly similar life as the generation before us, and the generation before them. However, we have made quite a few "futuristic" advancements that while they may not lead us into the plot of some novelists' or writers' vision of now, they have given us a new scope of what we're able to accomplish, and a new bearing on what our version of the future holds for us.

by Skoomie

Ok, so with my 2nd playthrough of Mass Effect 2 coming to an end and spending some time with the Borderlands DLC " The Secret Armory of General Knoxx" was this weekend eventful....??.... I have to say so