"until you remember that those fees are coming out of your tax dollars" That's the worst part of it. Else, it would make me feel jovial seeing the IRS being put on the other side of the coin.

Mint is the best personal finance tool ever. They are on all major platforms iOS/Android/Mac/Windows. Mint is made by Intuit, who sells money management related products and most trusted org since many years and I trust them because I use to use their Quicken before which is similar to Mint but a self managing finance…

The big issue here is that, many apps do not NEED a tablet specific version in order to function properly or offer more than the phone app, they include settings within the app to make use of higher resolution and bigger displays but are not marked as tablet specific apps, also, in many cases, both the tablet and…

I'd also add that Android's partial support may be part of the reason why there are so few apps that are specifically designed for tablets. If you're a developer and you can change a couple lines of code to make your app scale better, or start from scratch with an entirely new UI, which would you rather do? In…

Microsoft takes this technology, uses it to determine when user is most frustrated, presents onscreen ad for booster item micro transaction.

While I appreciate the fine investigative journalism of this website, I am afraid that the true lede has been buried. I have recently discovered, to my horror, that there are devices that do not have access to Netflix. While my television, AppleTV, DVD played, computer, smartphone, tablet, cat, Roku, PS3, XBone, Wii,…

Seriously.

Yeah, I don't get this at all. It's a gimmick at best, a terrible design choice at worst.

I just made the same comment before seeing that you had already raised this point. If anything, this seems to represent a step backwards.

So... how is this better than just carrying multiple batteries? Seems like the only difference is that these couldn't all be used/charged at once. Pointless.

hmph - call me when the ascii is green on a black background

Blue, Champion of Pokémon Red & Blue (The first time you have to face a fifth trainer is a twist (what do you mean someone already beat me to the Elite Four?!) and since he's basically Gary, the game plays up the whole rivalry thing).

Shut up and take my money!

Part of me thinks that if this were a real thing, it would be a good excuse to get out of the house. "Let's go camping, I need to catch a Pidgey." Or "I want a Gyarados, let's go fishing for some Magikarp."

I agree, games like ME are interesting to me, story, attachment to characters, consistent universe, that's what I like in a game. There are couple of problems this article has though. Handheld devices did not contribute to games with the epic story...in the best case scenario same games may match what was already…

And reading the comments was worth it just to see yours!

It was never a fair fight between fundamentalist Christianity and D&D. One was a dangerous system full of dark mysticism and threats to warp a young mind beyond repair, and the other was a tabletop RPG.

Oh Yee of little integrity.