Pokémon Go After Level 20

Pokémon Go was reviewed on these pages around one month ago shortly after its release. Never before have we seen such hysteria over an app - an app that notably does nothing other than catch cute little pocket monsters to be stored in a virtual wallet that you can proudly show off to your co-workers and friends. So let's cut to the chase. The "game" (if one could call it that) is a nice way to kill some time as a passenger in transit or while walking city streets or walking along a beach or walking through a park or off a bridge. The zombies who stare into their phones in the usual places are now free to roam the world while totally unaware of their surroundings. You will be rewarded for travelling to Earth landmarks and the best part is you don't have to keep your eyes off your phone.

Pokémon GO Trending As Latest Fad

Niantic Labs' new app "Pokémon Go" seems to be catching on in a big way, so I thought let's give it a gander. For the purpose of this article I went ahead and downloaded the app. The installation experience went quite smoothly. You can sign in via a Google account or a "Trainer Account." Once logged in a short demo covers the simple yet fun exploration game.

A Drone Walking A Dog?

A drone walking a dog is a nice idea in terms of giving Spot lots of the exercise he needs daily. The video below demonstrates how easy this will be with an app that will remotely control a drone via a map routing interface and, thus, take Spot around the block or however you want to set it up.

Review Of Nintendo's First App: Miitomo

Wow, I just realized how much I miss my Nintendo Wii after testing out their new app called Miitomo. The Wii browsing experience is quite similar, that is because the Mii in Miitomo represents you within this cartoon social network. So what is there to do in the app?

The Best New Feature Of iOS 9.3

The Futureslaver in-house AI, SALLY, sent a message to the team regarding a pattern observable in smart phone development. Apparently she decided to run a pattern check of the modern day smart phone against all known life forms. The matching result was fascinating: Bacteria!

App Review "Who's Down"

Google is working on a spiffy app called "Who's Down." Interestingly, there doesn't seem to be a question mark at the end of the title. So right off the bat the team here at Futureslaver HQ was a little annoyed. We met for a few hours to go over the bizarre punctuation and decided to call Google to get an official statement on the matter. Does anyone know how to get in touch with them? We tried numerous phone numbers, all of which sent us to a recorded message. There was a distinct "Wizard of Oz" vibe. Who the hell is behind the curtain?