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Hanna
Fairly predictable ending and fairly suspenseful. Still not a bad watch if you can stream it or redbox doesn’t have much to offer. … Read More »
February 15
Moneyball (2011)
The assumption is that it’s a boring baseball movie but it’s hardly boring. I could see why it was nominated for best picture but there just no way, it had all the ingredients I could think of for a best picture movie but it is definitely missing something. … Read More »
February 13
Bad Teacher
I always thought this movie was going to be bad but someone recommended it and we watched it…now I wont ever listen to their movie recommendations again. … Read More »
Chronicle (2012)
The plan was to wait for the DVD to be released but at the time it’s competition in the theatre was non existant; that said I’m glad we did see it, it ended up being a fairly good movie. Without giving anything away it’s not a shaky cam for too long, and it ends up the camera is a fantastic character in the movie.
The Descendents
Wonderful movie and I’ll predict it takes best picture this year (disclosure: I haven’t seen many of the other nominations); the acting is superb and the story was great. … Read More »
Two-Face: Will Google Become The New Patent Villain?
As others have pointed out, Apple – and Microsoft and Cisco, for that matter – has many FRAND patents and has honored those commitments on a consistent basis. Whether Apple, Microsoft, and others have non-standards-essential patents is entirely irrelevant to this matter.
(It’s also worth noting that while Motorola and co have been sitting on their years old standards-essential patents, Apple, … Read More »
February 09
30 Minutes or Less
A recommended comedy when you need to laugh and you don’t care about stupid plots. … Read More »
January 28
Students math scores jumped 20% with iPad textbooks, pu...
On the heels of Apples e-textbook announcement in New York City this week, publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt announced the results of its “HMC Fuse: Algebra I” pilot program at Ameila Earhart Middle School in Californias Riverside Unified School District. The Algebra I digital textbook is touted as the worlds first full-curriculum algebra application developed exclusively for Apples iPad.In its test … Read More »
January 20
Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocal
Forgot I watched this movie as well during our holiday break…I think that’s a good enough review. … Read More »
January 03
Kindle Touch
The kindle has been around for a long time and I’d imagine that they’d have a refined UI, it’s not the case with the Kindle Touch. There are times when navigating around gets very frustrating, at very least the touch interface makes it easier but it’s still frustrating none the less.
Since the Kindle is for reading…it’s does an excellent job, however it gets very awkward to hold with a single hand because you need to touch the screen to flip the page.
The one major complaint is how it allows for chapter navigation by swiping up or down, it’s too easy to do this accidentally and the result is … Read More »
December 29
