Maybe you don’t know that we shoot the whole show in an apartment. Now you know! Mike and I wrap up (or try to anyway) our discussion on Windows Mobile OS 7 in this weeks sneak peek.

apartment, green screen, production, technology

I was drafted by Montreal at the 8th overall pick in this year’s draft. I am not currently on the team, instead I am playing for their AHL affiliate, the Hamilton Bulldogs. Oh, and I mentioned this was all in EA Sports NHL 10, didn’t I?
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Be A Pro, EA Sports, NHL 10

I don’t think I am the first person to notice this, but I feel like the first to come out in anger against the new direction video game companies are taking “multiplayer” video games these days — if you can even still call them multiplayer.

The first offense I noticed was last year’s Left 4 Dead. My roommates and I rented a copy and were ready for some four-player, zombie, split-screen action on my 52-inch TV. We put the disc in my XBOX360 only to figure out that four player co-op really meant two player split-screen split between two different consoles. (more…)

Borderlands, Call of Duty, Halo, Left 4 Dead, Multiplayer, Video Games, XBOX

Easily the coolest pumpkin I have ever carved.

Can you guess what it is?

Halloween, Pumpkins

Batman Vanishing No, It’s not our Best of the Web for Episode 3, but it is the best internet video I have seen in a while.

The YBOT crew is meeting later this week to discuss the next episode. As always, we love to have your input, so send us some suggestions of what you would like to see in upcoming episodes to comments@yourbrainontech.com.

Thanks, and look out for Episode 3 in early November.

I have to say, I was a bit of a hypocrite after Episode 1.We talked about Facebook Lite and yet I refused to use it (mainly because its not on my top sites in Google Chrome).

Well the past couple days, Facebook has been acting up on me in Chrome. Strangely, whenever I had a notification it would try to download something. It was weird.

So I made the switch to Facebook Lite today.

It’s much more streamlined, it looks much nicer and is a breeze to use. The only important thing I lost in the transition was Facebook Chat — but lets be honest — that program is trash.

Facebook, Google, Lite