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Adobe Flash

Adobe Flash Player was a familiar sight in the early 2000s. Most browser games used [...]

How Much Thinner Can A Device Really Get?

What’s the final goal of these wafer-thin devices? You’ve likely noticed it in your own [...]

What is DDoSing?

DDoS stands for Distributed Denial of Service, and it’s usually used to mean that a [...]

How To Break A Hard Drive

1. Those Fancy Neodymium (or Rare-Earth) magnets. Strong magnets can erase credit cards and fuzz [...]

Explaining Content, Again and Again

Content creators have stumbled upon a new market: explaining movies the way online movie critics [...]

Did Always On Displays Get Good?

‘Always On’ for phone displays is a relatively new development. Of course some apps and [...]

Has The Internet Made Mediocre Content Unfindable?

The Recent Drama The new movie “Don’t Worry Darling” had a number of issues leading [...]

Too Sleek To Use

Breaking rank with other companies to make things smoother can certainly set your product apart, [...]

Always On: More Than Just A Game Thing

Some designers have gotten into a bad habit of assuming a device will always have [...]

Corrupted Blood: Art Imitates Life

The heydays of online role-playing games came with a number of new social and digital [...]