Category: Reviews

5 Best Men’s Grooming Products Perfect for Christmas Gifts 2017

JenniferBirch

As the yuletide season is upon us, there is no better way to spread holiday cheer than by finding and giving that perfect present for our loved ones. However, narrowing down the assortment of gift ideas can be a tough task for anyone. To aid your gift selection this year, we’ve gathered some of the best grooming products available on the market. Whether it’s for your father, brother, uncle, best friend, or even a treat for yourself, you can’t go wrong with good quality grooming products. Grown Alchemist Strengthening Shampoo…

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App Review: Teaching Colours with Sophie La Giraffe and Friends

AllieCooper

When I was a young kid, I distinctly remember spending afternoons reading pop-up story books with my Nana. Fast forward to present time, it is amazing that I still find myself entertained by pop-up story books. This time, however, I am reading them to my nieces and nephews on my iPad. I’m talking about DK’s read along stories app called Peekaboo! Woof! Wook! and Sophie La Giraffe: Colours. Recently launched at the App store, these apps offer many neat features that makes learning more interesting than boring. A colourful world…

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Get Smart with Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro

AllieCooper

Breaking the thin line between a smartphone, a tablet, and a laptop, Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro is a powerful transformer gadget that includes a micro-SIM Card Slot. What is so smart about this gadget?Well, it can handle basic to complicated tasks. How? Take a look at some of the cool features of this “newbie” that we think is Samsung’s approach to revolutionize the computing industry. It’s a Transformer Gadget At first look, the Samsung ATIV Smart PC Pro doesn’t look any different from a mini notebook. But, it can…

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Bioshock Infinite: Review

Nadia Hyeong

  The most recent installment in the Bioshock series finally arrives. Does it live up to the name? The first Bioshock game was one of the best-told stories in videogames, complete with solid gameplay and incredibly unique graphics, set in a world at the bottom of the sea. A sequel later, we’re treated to Bioshock Infinite, more of the same, but this time taking place in the city of Columbia – like Rapture, but floating around in the air and with added religion.   Bioshock, Reloaded   This similarity aside,…

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Mass Effect 3: Review

JimmyWentz

image courtesy of gamechurch.com   The Mass Effect series makes its debut on the Nintendo in this special edition of the Wii U game. Few other games have the amount of hype that has surrounded the release of Mass Effect 3 and while it does have slight flaws, it is a fitting end to BioWare’s epic sci-fi trilogy and well worth calling your mates round to enjoy.   Lambs to the slaughter Mass Effect 3 sees you take control of Commander Shepherd as he seeks to prevent the extinction of…

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Frozen Hearth: Review

AllieCooper

image courtesy of pcauthority.com.au   Frozen Hearth is a Real Time Strategy (RTS) game produced by Sydney-based Epiphany Games which has fallen slightly under the radar due to its limited release. It is Epiphany Games’ first solo project, but it is still worth calling your friends about, plus there are plans for a couple of follow up games to the Frozen Hearth series with the next one being a straight-out Role Playing Game (RPG) and finally a Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) game to complete the series.   Story Frozen Hearth…

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Corel a Big DRAW

ReeseJones

CorelDRAW barely has a flaw and certainly has plenty of features in store. The image above was created using CorelDraw. Graphic software pioneer CorelDraw’s latest suite has more in its portfolio than Warren Buffett. Great features, super-sharp tools and a range of functions are all packed together to give you one of the best and most affordable design suites around. Continuous updates help give your designs an edge over your competitors especially since new technology, in particular mobile applications and 3D technology, perfectly complements some of the best vector design…

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Assassin’s Creed 3: Revolution-ary visuals and a Man Called Connor

ReeseJones

  Assassin’s Creed 3 is a cut above the rest and worth the hype. It has to be one of 2012’s best ways to spend fifty hours of your existence. Go buy it now. Seriously. The game is everything you would expect from the Ubisoft series: epic in size and imagination, dense in plot, full of innovative action and arguably the best game of 2012.   AC3 continues and concludes the story of memory traveller Desmond, who relives the past through a special mind-machine and, in this installment, is joined…

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