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I find it ironic that you posted that twice…

4 days ago on Xbox One: a next-gen console with a focus on interactive TV and apps 1 reply 9 recommends

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The new Xbox One is designed to hold all of your Xbox 360 content…
…we mean literately store your 360 and games inside of this. The Xbox One is meant to be your new TV Stand. Large enough to fit your cable boxes and all of your DVDs and Games. You can sit your TV on top of it, and use the new Kinect to mount your speakers (or hand photos, or planters)…

4 days ago on Xbox One will not be backwards compatible with Xbox 360 games 3 recommends

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Just started playing it…

It definitely has that classic PvZ feel, but the isometric/3D gameplay is definitely new and while a bit more interesting, it also limits the paths of the zombies (and makes it like any other tower-defense game).

5 days ago on ‘Plants vs. Zombies Adventures’ is a Facebook game you’ll actually want to play

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Reminds me of Outernauts and what happened to them. Looked like a fun game, and I was into it for a while, but EA definitely had their hand too far into the monetization of it. Time passed and EA is out (AFAIK) and Insomniac really has a fun game again. Lets hope that EA doesn’t ruin PvZ the same way (because even though Outernauts is great, I’m sure a lot of people – myself included – were turned off early).

5 days ago on ‘Plants vs. Zombies Adventures’ is a Facebook game you’ll actually want to play

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Best summery of why the “anti-white racism” is a total crock of sh**. Thank you.

- a white guy

14 days ago on 'Geography of Hate' maps racism and homophobia on Twitter

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Square + Simple is my 1-2 combo. Love them both. If they could integrate their way to track purchase locations (Simple’s is amazing), then I could definitely see more “social” check-ins being secondary.

Like:
Went to lunch at a diner that uses Square and paid with your Simple card. Your Simple app prompts you “Do you want to share this purchase on (insert social media)”. If your Simple Card is attached to your Square account, then you are able to sync your purchases and get recommendations like they’re suggesting in the article… Maybe your Simple card could have a special fast-pay system that you don’t need to swipe – pretty much use the Square Wallet with your Simple (which you can do now, but Square doesn’t pass the info to Simple to keep track of the “where”).

The concept sort of got away from me there, but hopefully you get my drift.

Also – would be cool if Square commissioned Simple to be their “Business Card” supplier. Open a Square account to collect the money, then get a Simple account for your business expenses (with slightly different tools for Goals and such). The money you receive with your Square account could appear faster in your Simple Business Account.

23 days ago on Square sets its sights on check-ins: 'We can do something better' 2 replies

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I “renamed” my Live.com account to an Outlook.com account, kept my 25GB skydrive and such. They removed the feature a while ago, but they should have had it back up in the past few weeks.

23 days ago on Microsoft completes Hotmail to Outlook.com upgrade, SkyDrive integration rolling out 1 reply