It’s been a long time coming, but we may soon see a Spotify Music app land on the Xbox One. It almost strange to think that Spotify isn’t on Xbox One yet, but considering that a Spotify app just arrived on the Windows 10 Store back in the June, the timing certainly seems right for a debut on Xbox One. … Continue reading
Lenovo’s next mobile move is putting pure stock Android on all of its phones – all with Lenovo’s brand, anyway. This should make a significant difference in how serious the brand is taken and how much of a cult following the brand has – or will have. Without a doubt there is a major subset of Android device users who … Continue reading
We’re in the trenches of the smart speaker wars, and as Apple’s HomePod nears we’re seeing more and more attempts by Amazon and Google to get their own systems embedded in your home – and your routine – before Cupertino’s arrives. If you’ve been on the fence, today might be the day to pick up an Amazon Echo, with another … Continue reading
Virtual reality is proving an accommodating medium for the art of storytelling. Even beyond gaming, a diverse pool of creatives (including award-winning filmmakers) and companies are exploring this brave new world. Among them The New York Times, whic…
Pyre is the latest title from Supergiant Games, the indie studio that earned instant acclaim for its debut Bastion and follow-up Transistor. Like its predecessors, Pyre features lush hand-drawn art and a vibrant soundtrack, along with a pulpy fantasy…
For many of us, summer means heat and sweat. And there’s no better way to cool off on a hot summer day than a plunge in the pool. But if you’re going to float around in there, you might as well look like you’re having fun. This mustachioed taco pool float should do the trick just fine.
Measuring in at about 61″ long by 30″ wide, it should keep kids and adults up to 200 pounds afloat without a problem. Though I am concerned about it leaving bits of pico de gallo, tomato, and cheese floating in the water.
You can grab one of these silly taco pool floats over at Amazon for just $19.99(USD). Your stomach will be so much happier with this than that double chalupa you were thinking of eating from Taco Bell.
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