GPS has nothing to do with cell reception, they use different hardware in the phone. You can turn off cell reception in your phone and GPS would still function. You'd just need an on-board map to translate the coordinates provided by the GPS into something you can see.

To be fair, I'm on for depression AND ADHD. I'd been bouncing around from job to job for over a decade, never being able to hold on to one for more than a year (needless to say I was never able to get even a bachelor degree in school). My family and I knew about the depression and I'd seen several doctors and…

I've been on disability for a few years now for depression and ADHD. Sometimes I enjoy the games I play and sometimes I don't, and I've come to understand it thus: If I'm playing a game when there's something else I really should be doing (cleaning the apartment, doing laundry, exercising), I don't have fun because I…

The problem with sprites is that each frame of every movement has to be drawn. That's a LOT of frames with the high framerate of today's games. It's so much easier and less time-consuming (therefore cheaper) to animate a 3d model.

It's only hard if you don't know the winning strategy: evolve transmission factors, devolve any symptom that isn't coughing, wait for the notice that you've infected the world, then instantly evolve symptoms up to Coma and Total Organ Failure (you should have accumulated enough points by popping bubbles by this time).…

That website's own link to their article is broken as well; for a change it's not Gawker's fault. :)

Lol, you realize you just responded to a post that's over a year old? :)

Have there been any studies into occurrences of homosexuality in sparsely-populated (rural) areas vs high-density areas (cities)?

You actually DRIVE places in SRIV? What the hell for?

I played the Transformers Legends card game which had FANTASTIC graphics but absolutely NO explanation of how the combat worked, plus it did all the combat for you. Lasted two days on my phone and I uninstalled it.

I've blown out the vents, yes, but I don't think it's a heat issue. It's that sometimes when I turn it on, it beeps a couple times then turns off again. If I try it one or two more times it'll "catch" and turn on properly. The machine has always been in a well-ventilated space. Like I said, it's already been sent…

Oh screw that, I just saw that GTA5 bundle. I guess I'll have to save for that.

Let's see, my PS3 has already died and been officially repaired but seems to be dying again (takes a few attempts to get it to turn on). I'm only really playing games on my PC nowadays but I'm really looking forward to GTA5. Money's really tight, and it's anybody's guess when my current PS3 will give up and die, so…

Darn you to heck for telling me there's an Android app for this. When I saw "only from Apple" on the site I was able to rest easy. Now my wallet's itching again.

But it's been DAYS. In Internet Time that's FOREVER!

Seriously... they showed it at Comic-Con and it got good reception, what's the harm in putting it on Youtube now? After the dismal flop that was the last American Godzilla film they need the good publicity.

The metal casing on my HTC One gets pretty hot when I'm playing CPU-intensive games like Plague Inc., but never to the point where I've wanted to move it to the other hand.

I guess this is only for the iOS version, because I can't see the option to get the new songs on my Android version of the game.

A bit ironic that one of the DLC takes place in another game entirely. Everyone compared Bioshock Infinite to Bioshock, so it's like the devs went "fine, we'll GO back there." It's like if one of the DLC of Assassin's Creed 3 time-warped Connor back to Renaissance Italy.

You realize you just commented on an article that's almost TWO YEARS old? :)