Microsoft today announced it’s bringing the Halo Master Chief Collection to the PC — and not just to its own store. Instead, it’s throwing all five games in the collection, along with Halo: Reach, over to Steam. In other news, we’ve just received word that Hell is starting to look a little frosty today. Validating long-time rumors that the collection would find its way onto Windows, Microsoft revealed the news via Inside Xbox. In addition to the main collection, which includes Halos 1–4 and Halo 3: ODST, the company also threw in Halo: Reach. So, you know… just the basics. The games will be released…
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When building an e-commerce brand, social media should play a vital role in helping you get the word out so you can reach new audiences and promote your products. Of course, as I’ve learned in my own e-commerce endeavors at Grit Daily and consulting elsewhere, not all Facebook Ad campaigns are created equal. You can have a great product that should appeal to a wide audience, but if your Ad content isn’t quite right or your targeting metrics are off, you’ll have a hard time generating new sales from Facebook. The good news is that implementing change doesn’t have to…
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Every time I’m at an airport I marvel at the number of grown people I see sitting on the dirty floor, tethered to an outlet. All I can do is chuckle and think “these people aren’t sitting in first class either,” as I join them to top off my phone before takeoff. What we need is a power bank. Like this 13,000 mAh wireless-capable, USB-C 60W one from Omnicharge, the Omnimobile 13000, for example. Features: Wireless charging at 10W (Fast Charging) USB-C input at 30W USB-C output at up to 60W USB-A Fast Charging port That all means you can…
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