Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 4:46AM Apparently it’s not enough that Stranger Things is already one big source of nostalgia. 8-bit Cinema gamifies the Netflix hit and just pours on more ‘80s feels into our hearts. This definitely makes use more excited for season 2.
Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 3:03AM 
Facebook-owned Instagram blatantly copied Snapchat’s Stories feature a few months back, the copying continues as Facebook is testing out a Snapchat Stories-like feature in its own Messenger app. Testing it out in Poland, Facebook names it “Messenger Day.” Just like the Stories on Instagram and Snapchat, it lets users add stickers and scribbles on photos and videos that’ll disappear 24 hours after they’re posted. There is no word yet if Facebook plans to release this to its international users.
Source: Engadget
Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 2:29AM 
iTunes may soon read the news to you
Moto Mods Dev Kit lets you make the Mods you want
Adobe and Microsoft join forces on cloud and marketing services
Roku unveils 5 new players in Canada
Rogers shuts down Netflix streaming service rival shomi
Tim Hortons brings NHL players to life with trading card AR app
Google on iOS hides your incognito searches behind Touch ID
Razer outs its most advanced gaming mouse yet
BlackBerry to end smartphone production, will move to services-only model
Cathay Pacific and ZIP SIM offer free SIMs to Canadian travelers heading to the U.S.
Skype on iOS now lets you make calls using Siri
Sphero's BB-8 with Force Band comes on Force Friday
iPhone 7 battery case come with headphone jack
Logitech's C922 Pro Stream webcam brings new video messaging capabilities to PCs
Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 7:28AM 
The Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition console, anticipated to be one of the hottest gifts this holiday season, launches on Nov. 11 at a suggested retail price of only $59.99. The system includes 30 classic NES games like Super Mario Bros. 3, Metroid and The Legend of Zelda, plus a replica of the original NES controller that can also be used with NES Virtual Console games on the Wii or Wii U systems. And the games look sharper than ever using the included HDMI cable.
Maybe you’ve heard some of that before, but did you also know the system can be played in three different display modes? Or that games can be saved at any time using Suspend Points? Or how about the fact that all of the games’ original manuals can be viewed by scanning an on-screen QR Code with a smart device?
