The Airport Marathon: Choosing your Gear Chris Madore - September 17, 2010 at 10:47AM Catching a flight can be one of the most stressful situations to be in. But overcoming the dreaded flight delay is easy for experienced fliers. You can spot them a mile away with the best gear, gadgets and tech toys. Our traveling blogger Chris shares a few pointers he has picked up along the way to make sure that 7 hour stretch is easy and productive. Blog 3 Comments

Sep 17

If you could travel to another planet, but never return to Earth, would you do it? September 16, 2010 at 7:47PM It takes a lot of money, time and resources to travel to other planets in our solar system. A lot of talk over the years has been over whether we should send a crew of astronauts on a one way mission to Mars. They would not be able to return, and would live out the rest of their lives on our sister planet. If you were offered the chance to be a part of that crew, would you do it? Question 6 Answers

Sep 16

Amnesia: The Dark Descent (PC) Review - A Guide On How To Lose Sleep Dom Cook - September 15, 2010 at 11:46AM Last week we took a look at the Devolution of Survival Horror, and now we take an in-depth view into one of the games akin to that genre: Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Should you descend into the nightmare? Blog 17 Comments

Sep 15

If you could extend your life 1000 years with science and technology, would you do it? September 14, 2010 at 2:59PM Science and technology are pushing new boundaries every day. Before we know it we'll be able to extend our life tens of times longer than it is now. So will you guys do it, and why? Question 7 Answers

Sep 14

Metroid: Other M Game Review - A Prime Successor Chris Madore - September 13, 2010 at 10:40AM Expectations were lofty for Team Ninja's highly anticipated and overdue adaptation of the Metroid franchise. Does their unique fusion of camera styles and perspectives do the series justice? We take a look at "Other M" and review it from the top down to see if it lives up to the hype and allure established in its 2009 premier trailer. Blog 0 Comments

Sep 13

What Are Antioxidants? And Do I Really Want Them? Velma B. Martin - September 12, 2010 at 12:30PM Many people know the word antioxidants, and at least know that they are somehow good for them. We take a stab at explaining what antioxidants are, and how they can promote good health. Interested in healthful living? We also review several consumables and supplements that have high levels of antioxidants. Blog 2 Comments

Sep 12

How often do you listen to music? September 12, 2010 at 11:37AM Everyone has their own tastes when it comes to music, but the large majority of people can't get through the week without listening to their favorite album or two. So how often do you spend listening to music? Question 9 Answers

Sep 12

How do you rent your movies? September 11, 2010 at 3:09PM With technology pushing video and audio further every year, it seems as though we always have a bunch of choices for how we can rent movies. Brick and mortar video stores, NetFlix, Blockbuster Online, iTunes, and the list goes on. So what choice do you take? Question 7 Answers

Sep 11

Reebok's ZigTech: Smarter Design Chad Austin - September 10, 2010 at 4:57PM New technology has brought higher performance and more durable athletic shoes to consumers. Reebok has released a new shoe with a design almost as interesting as its name: ZigTech. But what exactly makes the change in design a positive one, and are they really worth it? Blog 12 Comments

Sep 10

Have you had an experience with lucid dreaming? September 10, 2010 at 12:02PM Ever had a dream where you realized you were dreaming, and were able to take full control of your reality? Welcome to the world of lucid dreaming where only an exclusive crowd can gain entrance regularly. Fortunately enough, almost everyone has had at least one experience with this phenomenon, and we'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Question 5 Answers

Sep 10

Woody Sears - iStoryTime App Laurie Fish - September 9, 2010 at 4:05PM As a self described snowboarder, technology enthusiast, table tennis player, author and music connoisseur, Woody Sears is an iPhone app developer with a passion for children's books. Not only that, but his company FrogDog Media invented the technology to let children as young as two years old experience a digital story. It comes as no surprise the name of that platform is iStoryTime, and has had a myriad of excellent publishers come on board. We were curious about the back story of iStoryTime, and he graciously fielded an interview. Interview 2 Comments

Sep 9

Is gaming educational? September 9, 2010 at 3:04PM Badwolf from Questional ponders whether video games are not just for leisure but also teach us everyday life lessons as well. There has been research that shows that video games help children with problem solving, but to what extent? Question 1 Answer

Sep 9

Console Exclusive Games - The Grass Is Always Greener On The Other Console Chris Madore - September 8, 2010 at 3:51PM Console exclusive games are a staple of the industry, but why? We've all had that moment when the new game we wanted was being released, but not for the console we owned. Will we ever be rid of them? Blog 4 Comments

Sep 8

Is human cloning ethical? September 8, 2010 at 11:33AM Every year we witness medical break-throughs and advance our understanding of the human body. Having already cloned sheep in the 90's, it may only be a matter of time until the first human cloning occurs. But just because we can do it, does not necessarily mean we should do it. There are a load of ethical and moral considerations to think of when considering cloning, and we'd like to know what you think about it. Question 7 Answers

Sep 8

Garrett Lisi and The Theory Of Everything Laurie Fish - September 7, 2010 at 3:49PM Through a complex and beautiful geometric shape, physicist Garrett Lisi attempts to find the illusive graviton and with this, The Theory Of Everything. Whether he is successful is still uncertain. What can not be argued is his unyielding drive to push through what we think we know today. He's a renegade to some, but to others one of the greatest minds of our time. Blog 4 Comments

Sep 7