Last month we featured Panono, one of the start-up companies attending the Web Summit 2014. During the first day of the technology conference in Dublin, I had the opportunity to interview Sarah […]
Panono-The future of photography
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UrbanCooking – Using food to bring people together
The Foodie, is there anything more 21st century than this type of person? But let’s face it in this modern world people are often too busy to get a chance to really […]
WÜF-bringing man’s best friend into man’s new century
Anyone that knows me will know that I am a huge dog lover. I raised two amazing German Shepherds, that were my best friends between December 1997 and May 2012. I am […]
Belfast Film & Comic Con (2014) Review
Last weekend, Sat 25th-Sun 26th October 2014, Belfast Film & Comic Con took place at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast. This was the first convention of it’s kind to be held at […]
Sheppard EP Album Review
I am always on the hunt for new beats, new music to inspire, innovate or even comfort me. I’m someone who can generally say he likes everything. I have rocked to the […]
HM SPIFFING – a comedy 3D space themed adventure game
Point and click adventure games such as the now legendary Myst once stood tall beside first person shooter, survival horror, fighting, side scrollers and strategy games, but somewhere along the way this […]
The Flash (2014) TV Pilot Review
So it’s a rare occasion where a spin off can be as good as or better than the original (Two examples would be Frasier and SVU) but I feel that The Flash […]
The Legend of Drizzt: The Collected Stories
With Dungeons and Dragons latest edition out, there may be some new players coming into the fold and, I feel this this particular collection of stories may help give you an understanding […]
Star Power & the 9th Wormhole Kickstarter Interview
Over the last 10 years I have fallen in and out of love with various web comics, many try to be different but just devolve into the writers own thoughts about humanity. […]
Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance Kickstarter Interview
Samurai Cop is one of those rare gems of a past era, it wasn’t quite 80’s and it wasn’t quite 90’s. It was created by Iranian director Amir Shervan, who had quite the […]
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