Do you ever wish that you had a private event planner? You know, someone who would plan events just for you? While hiring someone to handle your social calendar might be on the expensive side, there’s a new site that will pack your calendar full of things you like to »

Soundhound and Shazam are two applications that provide any iPhone user with the enviable position of being able to identify a song that comes on the radio just by singing or humming a few lyrics or line. Without these apps music lovers would be left in the dark ages of »

Have you been hearing a lot about Turntable.fm? If you have, you might be wondering what this website app is all about. To put it simply, it’s an app that allows you to experience new music while also allowing others to listen to the music that you love. But, again, »

There are (at the time of this writing) now more ways to listen to music than can be counted. Over the past few years, music has become a central and integral part of most people’s lives. The iPod enjoys more success than the Walkman ever did, and streaming music platforms »

Looking for a laugh? As geeks and techies, we enjoy a mutual, unique brand of humor. And while videos of people falling down during weddings or getting hit in the crotch by footballs may be the standard comedic fare for the rest of the world, we prefer our yuks to »

The long running RPG series is back for another round. This month saw the release of Pokemon Black and Pokemon White for the Nintendo DS, and the overall consensus is that this one passes muster. As a relatively conservative series, Pokemon games rarely have groundbreaking or revolutionary changes from edition »

First developed over fifteen years ago (that’s 1995 for those of you who failed basic math!), the hit turn-based strategy game Worms is back. Made by Team 17, that game designing team which never took itself that seriously, Worms Reloaded does away with the gimmicks and variations of previous incarnations »