| |  | How to get started with Pocket 11.07.2013 3:31 AM Earlier this week, Pocket released a new version of its mobile app for iOS, with the Android update arriving next week. Pocket is a service that lets you save articles you find online so you can read them later, and if you've been thinking of givingit a try, this is a good time to dive in. Here's how to get set up to use it on all your devices. | | | |  | Roll up those sleeves, we're digging in to Farming Simulator 2014 11.07.2013 3:31 AM Ever watch one of those late night jazzercise infomercials? They generally feature a bunch of folks prancing about on screen bedecked in spandex, really getting into the workouts and the music and the whole experience. Out loud you're saying "...Huh" in a derisive sort of way but in your head, deep down, you're wondering--they're all so chipper, aren't they? There must be something I'm missing. | | | | -ADVERTISEMENT- | |  | | | | | | | | |  | Dash turns dining out into a Seamless experience 11.07.2013 3:31 AM A night out a bar or restaurant in a city like New York usually ends in frustration--flagging down a server or bartender to get the check or close your tab can take an excruciatingly long time, plus you still have a long train or cab ride ahead of you. And the temperatures are dropping outside. It's almost more than one person can take. Really. | | | |  | Stealth Inc. finally brings its speedy brand of subterfuge to iOS 11.07.2013 3:31 AM Oh man do I love stealth games. There's something a little magical about lurking in the shadows, picking locks or hacking nondescript terminals and spending inordinate amounts of time crawling through tight spaces. That thoughtful pace, the careful observation of your surroundings, getting the jump on the opposition: great fun if you're the sort of person who enjoys biding their time. For others it's likely an interactive-ish analog of watching paint dry. | | | | | |  | Ride the rails with Pocket Trains 11.07.2013 3:31 AM I'll be very upfront about this: I have invested more time than is probably healthy playing mobile games from NimbleBit. Tiny Tower? I've built a virtual skyscraper that scratches the upper limits of the stratosphere. Pocket Planes? I'm less enamored with that one, but I did spend some time building a fleet of 8-bit planes to master the friendly skies. | | | |  | Microsoft releases SmartGlass Xbox One app for Android, iOS, Windows 11.07.2013 3:31 AM Microsoft released its second-screen SmartGlass app for its upcoming Xbox One game console on many platforms on Tuesday, which may be a bit more of a necessity than you might think. | | | |  | Fingers-on: Snapkeys Q4 is a QWERTY keyboard with only 4 buttons 11.07.2013 3:31 AM I was embarrassingly late to discover SwiftKey, the beautiful and highly functional keyboard for Android. I swore to myself that never again would I be late to discover the vanguard of Android keyboard apps! keyboard app, which boldly promises that it can improve the virtual typing experience by distilling the QWERTY keyboard down to just four keys. Yes, four. | | | |  | Hands-on with SportsCenter, ESPN's rebranded mobile app 11.07.2013 3:31 AM Quick association time: If I say, "sports news," what's the first thing that pops into your head? If you're like everyone I asked (seriously, 10 out of 10, both guys and girls), you answered, "SportsCenter." ESPN's flagship TV show has been around, oh, 34 years now, and airs up to 12 times a day to bring you all the news, scores, and highlights you can shake a hockey stick at. | | | |  
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