The world of gaming has transformed explosively since the days of arcade cabinets and a few consoles. Computer gaming itself is almost unrecognizable, booming into a huge selection of amazing graphics, reflex-challenging wonder, fast-paced action, addictive convenience or even relaxation. To get the most out of the gaming world, many people turn to computers for their versatility and productivity when it's time to work instead. Take a look at what it means to be a online computer gamer and a few things to help you wade through a lot of the hype-filled terminology. [Read More]

A popular tagline from a major telephone service company was "reach out and touch someone." It used to be a metaphor for making contact with friends and family via telephone services, but has of late come to mean something more literal. With near-field communication technology, you can literally reach out and touch someone else's phone with your own to transfer data, money or pictures. If you are considering purchasing a new cellphone, then you may want to buy a smartphone that has near-field communication (or NFC). [Read More]

Game rooms are often considered something for children, but there are many ways to turn it into an adult space. Here are some fun and easy ways to turn a spare room or basement into an adult-oriented game room. Add Theater Seating If you have a larger game room that allows others to watch you play games or watch a movie in the room, consider adding some theater seating. Many furniture stores sell theater seating that works for smaller spaces. [Read More]

As your company searches for ways to lower energy costs, you may think that there is no way to lower the cost of the energy consumed by your computers. However, you may not be aware of ways in which your computers are consuming energy unnecessarily. Rather than simply rely on the settings that come with your computer, you might need to purchase a power manager software program that can control your energy usage for you. [Read More]