Author: Sida Li
Ackuna: Translate Your Mobile Apps For Free
With the spread of mobile devices, apps are becoming more popular and easier to develop. These days, it doesn't take a team of professional coders to develop apps; individuals and small groups of like-minded people are more than capable of producing high quality apps. Unfortunately, sometimes buildi ...
The Last Door Adds Another Chilling Chapter To The Online Game
Update: Earlier this year I got to try out a new browser-based indie horror game titled The Last Door, developed by the Game Kitchen. The game was being released in small, hour-long chapters, so I only got to play the first chapter. Now that 3 chapters have been released, a re-introduction of the ga ...
AdBlock Wants To Use Ads To Get Rid Of More Ads
AdBlock, one of the most widely used browser extensions, allows users to block the majority of online advertisements. This free (and legal) extension has been downloaded tens of millions of times. On its website, AdBlock estimates the number of users at over 80 million. Last month, it launched a cro ...
Indie PC Game Kentucky Route Zero Continues to Amaze
The second act of Kentucky Route Zero, an episodic PC and Mac indie adventure game that I first reviewed on Bit Rebels 3 months ago in Kentucky Route Zero: A Magical Realist Adventure Game, is now available. I am happy to report that Act II was well worth the wait! Act II continues the protagonist ...
Make Music Without An Instrument With The Korg Kaossilator 2
With modern technology, not being able to play an instrument is no longer a roadblock for people who want to make music. The Korg Kaossilator 2 is a handheld, cost-effective synthesizer that allows nearly anyone to create full-length music tracks. If you've always wanted to make your own music witho ...
Experience 8-Bit Horror In The Last Door Indie PC Game
A couple of weeks ago, the developers of The Last Door contacted me on YouTube and asked if I would be interested in trying out their game. Despite its 8-bit graphics style, this indie PC game has all the ambiance and scares of a $60 big budget horror game. Developed by The Game Kitchen, the 1st cha ...
Get Early Access To Facebook’s New Timeline
On March 7th, Facebook held a press conference to announce their redesigned page layout and news feed. It represents their biggest overhaul since the Timeline was introduced in late 2011. Facebook is currently accepting requests from those who would like to get early access to the new layout. If you ...
Kentucky Route Zero: A Magical Realist Adventure Game Worth Playing
Kentucky Route Zero is an indie Windows, Mac and Linux game developed by the duo known as Cardboard Computer (Jake Elliott and Tamas Kemenczy). As the developers describe it, Kentucky Route Zero is "a magical realist adventure game about a secret highway in the caves beneath Kentucky, and the myster ...
Survive The Zombie Apocalypse With The Organ Trail: Director’s Cut
The Organ Trail: Director’s Cut is an indie game developed by The Men Who Wear Many Hats. The Organ Trail was initially released on their website for free. It was modeled after The Oregon Trail, an educational computer game released in the 1970s that taught schoolchildren about life on the Oregon Tr ...
The Implications Of Video Ads On Your Facebook News Feed
According to AdAge, rumors are that Facebook is set to introduce video ads within the first half of 2013 in an attempt to attract more advertisers to spend money on the social platform. Facebook has reportedly briefed executives at various companies about their plans, which would allow advertisers t ...
Beware Of Your Keyboard: A Lesson In Hygiene
Many people spend their work day in front of a computer. If you are reading this right now, chances are you’re in front of a keyboard. Ask yourself this, when’s the last time you cleaned your keyboard? Heck, have you ever cleaned your keyboard?
The importance of washing hands has been engrained i ...
Twitter Analytics: Why Aren’t These Stats Offered To Everyone?
Back in late 2010, news about Twitter’s Analytics platform started heating up. Twitter had begun to invite influential users to try it out, and according to an article on Mashable, analytics were supposed to debut before the end of the year. I had the opportunity to test out the tool when I took par ...
Your Social Media Presence Could Be Hindering Your Job Search
Like it or not, hiring managers these days are browsing candidates’ social media accounts before making a decision to bring on board a potential employee. According to a recent study by CareerBuilder, 34% of hiring managers reported are seeing negative information that “caused them not to hire a can ...
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