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Monthly Archives: July 2021
The Artful Escape is “like if David Bowie went on a space journey and came back as Ziggy Stardust”
The Artful Escape has been a long time coming for Beethoven & Dinosaur founder and designer Johnny Galvatron. While his side-scrolling platformer – about a teenage musician going on a fantastical journey to find and create his own stage persona … Continue reading
Sofa media organizer for iOS gets major update w/ ‘The Shelf,’ sticky notes, advanced stats, and more
Sofa for iOS is a beautiful and powerful app to organize all the media and other things that you want to check out with rich artwork, widgets, and a great UI for not only keeping things tidy but also keeping … Continue reading
A war for the sighted is brewing in Apple’s season two trailer for ‘See’
A new trailer for critically acclaimed Apple TV+ show “See” picks up right after the events of season one as Baba Voss must face his past and begin the fight for those who can see. Dave Bautista joins the cast … Continue reading
Popular Doppler HiFi music player launches for Mac with tight iOS integration
Doppler for iPhone has become a popular choice for those who prefer to own their music and want support for almost any format including hi-res options like FLAC. Now after teasing a dedicated Mac release back in June, Doppler for … Continue reading
Preorders for retro-inspired Playdate gaming console have opened
Preorders for upcoming $179 handhold gaming console Playdate, created by iOS and macOS developer Panic, have officially opened. Customers can preorder Playdate consoles as of 10 a.m. Pacific (1 p.m. Eastern) on Thursday, July 27. Consoles will cost $179, which … Continue reading
The ‘Hey Dude, Where Can I Get That Wallpaper?’ Blog Post
Find something nicer to stare at If you’ve been lusting after the colourful desktop wallpapers I’ve been using in screenshots for recent articles and tweets, this post is for you. Quite a few of you have reached out to ask … Continue reading
Orbiter is Now Open Source
We always have it on our list to learn more about Orbiter. If you haven’t seen it, it is a hyperrealistic space simulator. Granted, you can put it in an easy mode, but its real strength is you can very … Continue reading
This Group of Women Tried to Break into Astronaut Program in 1960s; One Just Made It
When Mary Wallace “Wally” Funk reached the boundary of space aboard the first crewed flight of Blue Origin’s New Shepard capsule earlier today, it marked the end of a journey she started 60 years ago. In 1961 she became the … Continue reading
Analog Camera Goes Digital
The digital camera revolution swept through the world in the early 2000s, and aside from some unique situations and a handful of artists still using film, almost everyone has switched over to digital since then. Unfortunately that means that there’s … Continue reading
Casio Vintage A100 Series
Link Casio revisits its classic F-100 watch, which debuted in 1978, and is known as Ripley’s watch from Alien. The new version features a metallic case and band but preserves the original’s basic LCD screen and four front-facing buttons. It’s … Continue reading