Tidbits about World of Warcraft add-ons tested by yours truly and other members of the guild; tips for leveling, getting gear without running heroics, and sometimes first-person accounts of various events in World of Warcraft.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Friday, September 7, 2012
New Add-on Audio Segment Posted
Icesnake’s Add-On Emporium: WoW 5.0.4 Segment 2; Healers Have To Die is now up on WoWphiles.com
Take a listen!
Saturday, September 1, 2012
New Add-on Audio segment posted
Icesnake’s Add-On Emporium: WoW 5.0.4 Segment 1; GoGoMount and Summon MiniPet Command is now up on WoWphiles.com
Take a listen!
Friday, August 31, 2012
Play classic Atari arcade games in your browser
From Ghacks.net
Martin Brinkmann's blog is recommended reading for techheads.
Android App: NASA
The Official NASA App for Android
If you are a space buff, a future astronaut, or just love images from or about space, this is a must-have app. It's free, of course (not counting tax dollars that you may have already paid), and the app's main menu lists Missions, Images, Videos, Tweets, TV& Radio, News & Features, Centers, Featured, and Programs.
Most of those should be self-explanatory, but Centers takes you to a (Google) world map that well help you locate the NASA centers and also show your own current location. This can be handy if you are trying to visit one of the NASA Centers, for example.
Featured will take to to a list offering a curated view of articles pertaining to current missions. It would be easy to lose yourself for hours, admiring the graphics and reading the text here.
The Official NASA App is free.
Definitely a five-star experience.
If you are a space buff, a future astronaut, or just love images from or about space, this is a must-have app. It's free, of course (not counting tax dollars that you may have already paid), and the app's main menu lists Missions, Images, Videos, Tweets, TV& Radio, News & Features, Centers, Featured, and Programs.
Most of those should be self-explanatory, but Centers takes you to a (Google) world map that well help you locate the NASA centers and also show your own current location. This can be handy if you are trying to visit one of the NASA Centers, for example.
Featured will take to to a list offering a curated view of articles pertaining to current missions. It would be easy to lose yourself for hours, admiring the graphics and reading the text here.
The Official NASA App is free.
Definitely a five-star experience.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Android App: Ultimate Rotation Control
Play Store Link
Ultimate Rotation Control allows you to set screen orientation for each app, for all apps, or lock in a particular orientation (which is what I need for the apc.io hooked up to an HDTV).
There's a 7-day free trial, and it's $2.99 for a full license (Which I am going to go buy right now).
Five stars!
Ultimate Rotation Control allows you to set screen orientation for each app, for all apps, or lock in a particular orientation (which is what I need for the apc.io hooked up to an HDTV).
There's a 7-day free trial, and it's $2.99 for a full license (Which I am going to go buy right now).
Five stars!
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