The human race’s technology has evolved at an astounding rate over the last few centuries. We went from believing that the Earth was the centre of the universe, to building solar system-spanning satellites that could take pictures in wavelengths that we can’t see with our naked eyes.
About a year ago, gaming platform Valve announced that they would be releasing the Steam Deck, a portable gaming computer that many believed would totally revolutionise the way that we enjoy all of our favourite games.
As more information was released about the Steam Deck, the more exciting people became, and now that it’s finally out, it’s generally been nothing but good news.
When the world went into lockdown in 2020, it changed the way that hundreds of millions of people were able to work. No longer were employees able to jump into their cars and head off to the office for the day, and instead had no choice but to set up at home and try their best using what was available.
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Known all over the world, the Wimbledon Championship remains the most iconic tennis tournament since its inception on the croquet lawns of the All-England Croquet and Lawn Tennis Club in 1877. This makes it the oldest tennis tournament in the world and this reputation, propped up by prestige, attracts a cool 26 million on views BBC and 29.42 million on ESPN.
Both new and well-established brands are making use of social media to grow their following, generate leads as well as increase sales.
Building a brand using social media could feel like a massive undertaking with all of the platforms which are available to you. But it’s easier than ever to use social media in order to connect with people and grow your brand organically.
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The world of video games is in itself controversial. There are so many myths, legends, and old wife’s tales surrounding the activity that it’s so hard to keep track of it all. What we can keep track of, is the video games that have had the most controversy and backlash surrounding their release.
Some of the games are of a graphic nature, so sensitive readers, be warned.
With a smartphone in the palm of everyone’s hand, gone are the need for bulky and heavy cameras. The latest phones are just as capable as the DSLRs of old, with multiple lenses and impressive zoom capabilities, providing their users with magical images at the touch of a button.
If you’re interested in which games will be hitting our Nintendo Switches, PCs, Playstations, and XBoxes, you’ve come to the right place. This is what we have to look forward to as soon as we ring out the dark year of 2020 and welcome in the new!
Mobile apps are a part of everyday life. We can’t get up without our sleep tracker alarm going off as we enter a light phase of sleep. We can’t get started with our day without checking our calendars and to do lists. We can’t even fall asleep without our meditation app helping us to release the chaos of the day.
And never mind the checking of social media, chatting to friends in messenger apps and ordering takeout through a delivery service.
For one reason or another, family and friends find themselves separated by distance, which makes spending an evening together playing classic board games almost impossible. We say ‘almost’ because a few of the retro games that have entertained players for decades are available as apps with multi-player functionality.