Android · Featured · Mobile · Reviews
Claiming Android supremacy is difficult to do when your name isn’t Samsung. For years now Samsung has dominated the Android market. Samsung has taken a commanding lead in Android sales,[...]
Featured · Games & Gaming · Video Games
Naughty Dog has gone above and beyond expectations this generation, delivering the fantastic Uncharted trilogy. After creating a set of blockbuster games that defined the PlayStation 3, they set out[...]
E3 2013 · Featured · Games & Gaming · Video Games
Mind Of The Geek was at E3 2013, and we promised you coverage and impressions from the show floor. Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, we were unable to bring you[...]
Featured · Movies & TV · Reviews · Screen Grab
When Superman returned to screens in 2006’s aptly titled Superman Returns, it earnestly continued building the “American myth” 1978’s Superman and Christopher Reeve’s iconic performance established nearly 30 years earlier.[...]
Books & Comics · Featured · Reviews
Joe Simon and Jack Kirby are two names any comics lover should know. Two pioneers of the superhero genre, both men laid the groundwork for modern comics. Simon and Kirby[...]
E3 2013 · Featured · Games & Gaming · Video Games
Sony just finished up their media briefing by announcing a few killer details. Undercutting Microsoft by $100, Sony is launching the PlayStation 4 at $399.99. In another obvious stab at[...]
Featured · New Geeks On The Block
Shoppers in the United States are aware that purchasing ethically-produced poultry and poultry-products means navigating a confusing array of labels. Organic. Natural. Cage Free. Free Range. Some of these labels are government-endorsed,[...]
E3 2013 · Featured · Games & Gaming
We give you a sneak peek of what’s to come at E3 as well as an update on the State of Decay giveaway. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and stay[...]
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Of the many ways technology is changing the world, one of the more influential – certainly where pop culture is concerned – is the democratization of content creation and distribution.[...]
Want to get ripped apart in Undead Labs’ new open-world zombie game State of Decay, but not willing to plop down the $20? Don’t worry, Mind Of The Geek has[...]
HTC has officially announced the successor to its wildly popular – and our favorite Android device to date – HTC One as the HTC Butterfly S. The Butterfly when launched[...]
The depiction of Superhero attire has definitely evolved over the years in comic books and films (thankfully, the latest Superman has lost the Super-Underoos), yet it never manages to lose[...]
Joe sits down with Sam Poremba and Corey Gatter from Your Game Source to talk about Titanfall and how exclusives might affect the upcoming next-generation console war.
E3 2013 · Games & Gaming · Video Games
Microsoft, despite their best efforts, have continued to demonize themselves publicly since the announcement of Xbox One. While many of these hate-inducing policies are not without merit, there seems to[...]
Dish may have won the support of Clearwire’s board, but Sprint isn’t allowing Dish to take a 25 percent or more stake without a fight. Sprint has filed a lawsuit[...]
Samsung is launching yet another variant of its Galaxy S4 handset. This time, however, the variant won’t be a software change, but instead a hardware change. The Galaxy S4 already[...]
Microsoft Surface RT tablets typically cost $499, but now schools can snag the tablets for a mere $199, or over 50% off the retail price. Microsoft has been pushing its[...]
Automattic, Inc., creators of the world’s most popular content management system for writers, WordPress, has acquired the third-part iOS app Poster in a push to improve WordPress’s mobile offerings. Already[...]
Joe sits down with James Conway from That Video Game Blog again to discuss Nintendo’s presence and announcements at E3.
E3 2013 · Games & Gaming · Video Games
E3 2013 was, for the first time in years, an event of nonstop excitement for an industry beginning to the see the first stages of fatigue. Microsoft has suffered at[...]
