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In Japanese literature and pop culture, there has been a certain character trait or type known as the "tsundere". Not only is it only used in Japanese writings and animation, it is also becoming more prevalent in Western culture as well. The word "tsundere" comes from two separate Japanese words; these are "tsun tsun" and "dere dere". This combination of "tsun tsun", which literally means something along the lines of to turn away... |
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I remember a few summers ago, Denny’s, an American dining establishment, introduced a new “Bacon” line. This was during the days when Epic Meal Time was making a name for itself on YouTube by throwing bacon -- and Jack Daniels -- plus other ingredients into a massive manly monstrosity of a meal. Since Denny’s is a family diner, they could not exactly throw Jack Daniels into everything, but they could do so with bacon. Personally... |
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From CNET News.com: Jelly Bean is on the rise -- while Gingerbread continues its steady, slow decline. Jelly Bean is now on 40.5 percent of all active Android devices, according to Google's Android developer dashboard page, which shows July numbers. That compares with 37.9 percent... |
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From DailyTech: Motorola Mobility has finally revealed its first flagship smartphone since being acquired by Google -- the "Moto X" -- and it looks to be an All-American, fully-customized smartphone experience that can't be ignored despite a crowded market. Motorola knew it would... |
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From DailyTech: Netflix is rolling out a new feature that gives users greater personalization and a more social video streaming experience. Netflix announced "Profiles" today, which allows subscribers to create their own personalized profiles on a Netflix account. Each account can... |
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From X-bit Labs: Toys R Us, a global juvenile-products retail chain, has revealed launch dates of Microsoft Xbox One game console on all 21 markets the software giant plans to ship the system to this year. In a bid to get maximum media coverage and excitement over social networks... |
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From X-bit Labs: Dell, one of the largest suppliers of personal computers in the world, has begun to ship its credit-card-sized device that can turn any screen with an HDMI input into a personal computer running Google Android operating system to beta testers. The product should cost... |
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From CNET News.com: Sony had a somewhat strong fiscal first quarter in the period ended June 30, but it's clear more work needs to be done. The company on Thursday posted its earnings for the quarter, revealing that it generated $17.3 billion in revenue, a jump of 13 percent... |
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From DailyTech: The USB 3.0 Promoter Group announced this week that it had completed the specifications for USB 3.1. This new USB 3.1 specification adds enhancements that allow SuperSpeed USB to operate at speeds of up to 10 Gbps. The latest release of the specification is available... |
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From DailyTech: To say that the Wii U has been a disappointment for Nintendo would be an understatement. The Wii U has been a sales dud for quite some time, and developers have shied away from devoting resources to produce games for the platform. In May, a spokesman for EA said... |
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