By Yasarh
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a year ago
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Stuff We Like
With PSN down, the Guy and Yasar Show has had plenty of time to sit around idly waiting for its return. And "waiting," we mean I've been destroying Guy at Halo Reach on
Xbox Live. All disses, aside, the news for
Sony this week has been getting worse and worse. The PSN network went down last week without any notice and now Sony claims there was a security breach.
However, we've found the silver lining for them with news on Sony portable gaming and tablets.
By GuyCopes
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a year ago
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Stuff We Like
This week I bring you a wacky product that is sure to appeal equally to the more environmentally conscious fans out there as well as you fellow artistic folks who love creating cool items from seemingly past-their-use items.
By Mark.RiddixGuest Blogger
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a year ago
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Personal Finance
Apple has been in the news almost daily over the past few years. The news was positive the majority of the time with the company coming out with a great product followed up by an even greater product. For the first time in awhile there was bad news today at Apple Incorporated. CEO Steve Jobs is taking a medical leave of absence from the largest technology company in the United States. CEO Tim Cook will assume charge of day to day operations at the company.
So, should you invest in Apple without Jobs?
By snarkydeals
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a year ago
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Loose Change
A few years ago, I think we all would have been astounded to hear that in the near future there would be a smartphone revolution. I still remember when my boss had a Blackberry instead of an iPad and used it more to access Outlook than download games, browse the Internet, or keep track of secure financial information. But these days we use our smartphones, iPods, and tablets for just about everything, including sensitive, personal stuff like banking, bill tracking, 401K planning, diary-writing (you know Steve Jobs has a secret diary) and more.
But with the smartphone revolution, it doesn't seem like much has been
done on the security side of these devices. Are we really safe browsing
our finances through our smartphones? What's to stop hackers from
getting their hands on this sensitive data? Are there security measures
in place to protect us? And if not, what can we do to protect ourselves?
