After weeks of hype, the latest Diablo game has been revealed, but it is far from what fans expected. Find out more after the jump!
There are plenty of downsides to owning an older car, usually involving the outdated car stereo. There have been plenty of solutions, my favorite being the Cassette adapter. I feel quite lucky that I have at least an Aux port, but I’ve been in too many cars that have those lovely bluetooth stereos. I’ve contemplated replacing the
Reviewing a Dragon Quest game from an American standpoint is an interesting prospect. The long-running RPG series is a cultural phenomenon in its native Japan. Those in the Japanese gaming industry consider it Japan’s national game, with new Dragon Quest games selling up to four million copies. The series has received live-action ballet adaptations, and its music
At each convention we attend I watch as the video recording devices get smaller and smaller, as more and more people realize that mobile video is here to stay. Well it just makes sense. There is just one problem, though, that the avid iPhone film maker faces; holding one’s iPhone sideways can lead to a little
While mobile phones are getting smarter, they still require power to run. Plugging your smartphone in before bed has almost become just as important as brushing ones’ teeth. And one thing to be said about charging devices: it never looks pretty. Generally you’ll find a power strip overloaded with a metric ton of chargers and
Sadly, San Diego Comic Con International comes but once a year. And with it officially behind us, it’s time to remember the fun. Or remember why we had so much fun, being that my iPhone had enough battery power to make it through. Since having a kid last year, it’s been a while since I’ve
Sir Patrick Stewart says his smartphone is “an extension of who I am,” and he’s not unusual for folks on the go these days. Without it, a mobile worker bee might not get as much business done. Smart phone cases with built-in battery chargers were invented for this very reason, and PowerSkin’s case will give
When Steve Jobs first introduced the iPhone, many people were skeptical about the on-screen virtual keyboard. Most were already used to a physical keypad. This is especially true for Blackberry users. While many iPhone users have trained their thumbs to accept the virtual keyboard, there are still some that need the real thing.
Thanks to the coding genius of our Web Dev, James M, and the art of our Creative Director, Andrew P., we now have a fully functional mobile website. Just in time for all the E3 news too. All you have to do is head on over to PixelatedGeek.com on your mobile device or iPad, and BAM!