Impact keeps minds busy
Impact was perhaps the most commonly used English word in the Netherlands last year. According to the word list Needless English, however, there are beautiful Dutch …
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Never too hot under your feet
Its amazing what you can do with a smartphone nowadays. Twenty years ago, the iconic Nokia 6310 was already a reliable and robust landmark with the ability …
Review: Assassins Creed Valhalla
Splintering shields, swords colliding with each other and the names of Norwegian gods being shouted. Ubisoft returns with Assassins Creed Valhalla to the days of violent …
Picture frame 2.0 is image catcher at home
An estimated 3 billion photos are taken daily. Barely fifteen years ago, you would have been declared crazy if you made this prophecy. Were it pixel-like images …
Cracks through empty Amsterdam
A separate sensation. Wednesday evening at 12 o’clock, ‘tearing’ on the road through Amsterdam-Oost. The first day of tightened measures. Almost no chicken on the …
Review: Marvels Avengers
Who doesnt dream of fighting side by side with superheroes? With Marvels Avengers, a brand new action game, you can realize that dream and choose whether …
Pokémon Trading Cards Game remains popular
When you say Pokémon, you immediately think of trainers who collect cute animals and then get to compete against each other in combat. Since Poké…
New Microsoft Flight Simulator pushes boundaries
Time flies. Literally and figuratively. More than 38 years ago, in 1982, Bill Gates introduced the now iconic Microsoft Flight Simulator. The personal computer just made its entry. …
Gadget test: NumWorks graphic calculator
The Board of Tests and Examinations had to go back into the books itself. Fourteen years ago it was in fact the … More
Super Mario 3D All-Stars Review
Corona time or not, for Nintendo, the party goes on at breakneck speed. With games, its also pretty simple: you spend something … More
Outdoors like never before
In the last week I have seen advertising pass by a few times a day. Beautiful pictures accompanied by What a wonderful … More
More sleep and exercise during corona
During the intelligent lockdown, the Netherlands started to exercise more and went to sleep longer and better due to the compulsory working … More
Review Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2
Everyone who grew up at the beginning of this century feels the nostalgia of Call of Duty Modern Warfare. This beloved shooting … More
Wifi is now also available for dummies
Just as ordinary as water from the tap: wifi. If you have a small house and no streaming and playing roommates, you … More
Nothing escapes little detective
It can be as simple and friendly priced as that. Amazon recently launched the Blink Mini in the Netherlands. A small and … More
Getting fit with a party animal
It is time to go outside again. We can forget about parties for a while, but we can do sports together again. … More
Powerhouse eats mileage
It takes me twenty-five minutes by car. Relaxed in the train from door to door for an hour and with the racing … More
Gigantosaurus The Game Review
In an age where one release after another is postponed, its nice for the little ones that certain games just come out. … More
Who wants to be a shark?
Have you always wanted to swim like a shark, terrorise people and grow into a real man-eater? Then we have the perfect … More
Review: Tony Hawks Pro Skater 1+2 (PS4)
One of the most iconic ski games is graphically dusted and polished and thus ready for the current generation of game consoles. … More
SpaceX space company worth $44 billion
SpaceX, the space company of Tesla-boss Elon Musk, will get a value of 44 billion dollars in a new investment round. The … More
Dogs are rescuing angels
Dogs really care about their owners. They try to save him when he is in distress, even if they have not been … More
The TV sound is right next to you
Sony has launched a portable TV speaker. I know of a sound bar, but a portable TV speaker? When I saw the … More
Devilish dilemma for zebras
Zebras and wildebeest are being mangled between lions and climate change. Scientists from the University of Leiden, among others, have stated this. … More