Remember when we posted about the MOGA Ace Power iOS 7 game controller being on sale at $80 instead of the usual $100? Well, now we know the reason behind the price drop: MOGA is releasing a new iOS 7 game controller soon. We should have foreseen that, really, what with this being common practice […]
Archives for February 2014
How To Stop iOS From Connecting to Unwanted Wi-Fi Networks
With the recent security flaw in iOS that affected users connecting to public Wi-Fi, it brought to light the issues with connecting to any Wi-Fi network you can find. If you connected to a network on purpose or even by mistake and now you don’t want to be on it anymore, the simple fix […]
See What’s Hot With the FLIR One iPhone Accessory
See what’s hot – literally. You know how thermal vision is always so cool in movies? You’ve probably had a dream or two where you were hunting the bad guys in a tropical rainforest, in the dark, but still having the upper hand because you have thermal vision. What if you can turn that into […]
Buffalo Wings: Not “Just” Another Flappy Bird Clone?
In spite of the fact that Apple has slammed down the hammer on Flappy Bird knockoffs on the App Store, we still hear of clones left and right; and if I thought that Flying Cyrus only made it because of the reference to the infamous pop star, I was wrong. Big time. Here’s another Flappy […]
TowerMadness 2: Because There’s Always Time for Another Tower Defense Game
Fans of tower defense games will no doubt agree with me that there is always time for another tower defense game. Whatever version of the game, you just can’t lose with tower defense. Well, you know what I mean. Time-wise, it will kill you. Frustration-wise, it might just be the end of your sanity as […]
Mac Update Fixes the SSL Vulnerability and More
Most people live on their Macs and iOS devices, paying bills, checking email, and logging in to various sites that help run our lives. Last week it was discovered that all this private communication could be viewed by a malicious party using a Man In The Middle (MITM) attack thanks to a string of faulty […]
