It that time of year again when we take a look back at the past year and see just what articles you enjoyed the most. In total, we published an astonishing 4,600 items of news, tutorials, and reviews, but I’ve narrowed it down to 20, in descending...

Sports games are one of the least represented on iOS. It’s hard to make a full-featured sports game without the physical buttons that you get on a console, so developers generally have to come up with sports games that feature a simple section of...

As a former videographer, I’m still amazed that I can pull my iPhone out of my pocket and shoot video with a single tap of a button. I imagine that by now portable camcorders are struggling to survive. But these days even editing videos is nearly as...

Backing up is one of the most important things you can do as a computer user. If you doubt its importance, just let me direct you here, here and here. I suggest you add all three of those articles to your reading list. Of course, there’s a lot more...

If you’re like me, you spend a good portion of the day typing on your computer — whether it’s responding to emails, writing up papers, researching on the Internet, or just chatting with your friends through instant messenger. Typing, typing,...

I love puzzle games. I love that I can play them on my Android and I love that there are so many puzzle games available on Google Play. Logic-based puzzle games are the best as my brain can use all of the exercise it can get. There’s always Sudoku and...

Steam wants to be in your living room. To make this happen, the service has officially released a new interface mode known as “Big Picture.” Similar in appearance and function to Windows Media Center, Big Picture is built to be used with a game...

Time passes much quicker than most of us realize, often to the point that before we know it we’re old and looking at our lives from the wrong end. It’s then that nostalgia kicks in, and we begin to look back rather than forward, remembering...

You’d be surprised how much junk and filth builds up on your computer over time — and I don’t just mean on the outside. Every time you view a webpage, install a program, move files around, or anything else, you’re gradually making the insides...

The Humble Bundle is a fantastic idea. It typically features a number of indy games where buyers can choose their own price. The Humble Bundle crew is breaking the mold with its latest release, this time bringing a number of triple-A releases from THQ....