Google Breaking into the Game-Streaming Market

Google has been working on the idea to implement a game-streaming service for three years with “Protect Steam.” This week they will finally announce the service at the Game Developer Conference (GDC). In addition to the game-streaming service, they are widely expected to also offer the “Yeti” gaming console. The hope is that along with Project Stream, they’ll combine to become what has been described as a “Netflix for video games,” which makes so much sense it makes you wonder why no one has fully put that idea into use yet. Cloud Gaming This could revolutionize gaming. Presently you can spend a couple hundred dollars… Read more

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7 of the Best Data Recovery Tools for Linux

Did your screen just turn black or your laptop freeze without warning? Maybe your hard drive has started chirping. Worse yet, maybe you suddenly can’t save to your home partition. All these signs of a corrupted or failing drive can cause you to sweat, but there’s no reason to immediately throw away your computer. Keep reading to learn about six Linux tools that can help you retrieve your data and get your digital life back on track. Related: How to Recover Data and Partitions for Free with TestDisk 1. Trinity Rescue Kit This live Linux distro made specifically for data recovery seemed to have been… Read more

Easily Create Animated Text with These 3 Free Android Apps

Animated text is always a lot more fun to look at than your standard text. All the effects you can add when the text is animated make the message a lot more attractive. The good news is there are apps that can help you with your creation. The following apps on the list are free, so if they are not what you expected, you only have to uninstall them. The apps have various options that will give your animated text various features such as a movie intro typestyle. Related: How to Hide Your Android Apps from Snooping Eyes 1. Animated Text Animated Text is on… Read more

Organize your favorite pens, pencils, and other writing gear in this gorgeous wooden box

NEWS – The Writing Box from Galen Leather takes you back to an era where there were no smartphones, laptops, or email. Back when the main form of communication was done by putting pen to paper. Back when your EDC consisted of a wooden box to carry your favorite pens, paper, and other stationary items.

Galen’s writing box is a solid box made of walnut with a leather insert to help you organize your pens, pencils, and more.

The box can even become an ergonomic writing surface when you use pegs to prop the lid at an angle.

If you want to travel back in time, you can order one for $125 from Galen Leather. The pens, pencils, notebooks, and other writing gear pictured are not included.

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The Best Apps to Send Money Cheaply

It’s no secret that convenience is king. Thanks to our smartphones, many everyday tasks have been simplified to a simple tap or swipe. Fortunately, paying someone is no different. There are a number of apps available that allow users to make mobile payments via their smart device. Related: 5 Sharing Economy Apps to Help You Cut Costs and Save Time 1. Venmo Known as the most popular peer-to-peer payment app among millenials, Venmo (Android, iOS) makes small repayments easy. Using Venmo is super simple. Users install the app and link their bank account, debit card or credit card. The Venmo app can then be used… Read more