Here’s the latest title to make my list of games I’m terrible at but love playing. Cardboard Flappy for Android is a 3D version of the challenging mobile game Flappy Bird in which you attempt to navigate past endless obstacles — only this you literally get a bird’s eye view of your flight. The original 2D version had you tapping the screen to guide a bird through gaps in vertical pipes as it continuously flew to the right. This time, you see what the bird sees: pipes, pipes and more pipes with gaps at varying heights for you to slip…
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In the past 12 months, I’ve traveled to over 20+ countries in Europe, Asia, North, Central, and South America, and I did it while running a business online. There seems to be a trend of online entrepreneurs who are advocating this travelpreneur movement of being able to run your business online, while you travel. I’ll be honest, it’s not as easy as it looks. In many cases, it can be a hassle having to deal with time zone differences, jet lag, and even loneliness. But if experiencing freedom, diverse cultures, and learning new languages is on top of your priorities,…
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In an excellent piece today, Popjustice’s Peter Robinson describes how Apple Music has already changed his buying behavior. With Apple pushing its streaming service on everyone who opens the Music app in iOS 8.4, anyone used to buying music via the iTunes Store (yes, people still do that – they keep much of the recorded music industry employed) will soon see how easy it is to just add a new release to their collection rather than pay for it – and they can do it straight from their music player rather than having to go to the Store’s own app. The world’s…
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