…Whitney Avalon is well known for her Princess Rap Battles (which we love), but she also does other songs, and to end this year she made a Holiday song about 2020. I think you’ll like….
This week in geek brings us a new TV series from Rockne S. O’Bannon (Farscape, Alien Nation), info on on the PS4, and news that a certain convention is coming back.
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Just leaving a couple of awesomely geeky Valentine wishes here just for a little fun…
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Not Literally is a group of three people who love to make nerdy videos. They have videos featuring some of your favorite fandoms, but mostly they seem to specialize in Harry Potter.
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You’ve likely heard the news by now, but if not, Disney has decided to close LucasArts. LucasArts was responsible for such classics as X-Wing, Tie Fighter, Dark Forces (which eventually lead to Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, a very important game for me personally). Seeing them get shut down is really sad to me, and disappointing considering what they had on their plates to come out soon.
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Oh poor Blackberry. They just can’t seem to catch a break lately. All the issues with the Blackberry services going down, losing massive amounts of market share to iPhone and Android. It’s kinda sad.
Back in the day, this was the good stuff.
I used to rock a Blackberry Curve. I was so happy to get my first smartphone and check out all the cool things I could do with this device that was so small. Of course, with how tech moves, I look back to that and think about how ancient that device was. A physical keyboard?! HAH!
Here’s the problem that I see with Blackberry. They really haven’t gotten beyond what they were back then. Where their competitors have been racing ahead, cramming new tech and flooding with apps and things to do, Blackberry has stayed more or less stagnant. Sure they’ve got apps, they’ve got a touchscreen phone, but it all feels like a half-hearted attempt at catchup.
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