Atlus to World: Persona’s Not Dead; Here’s the Games

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Atlus to World: Persona’s Not Dead; Here’s the Games

November 28, 2013 /
Japanese game developer Atlus may not be the most well-known name among many circles, but there’s not one person who knows of the company who isn’t also a huge fan. For decades now Atlus has been consistently bringing out some of the finest JRPGs–and other, sometimes oddball genres–in video game history, but one could easily argue that their crowning achievement is the much-loved Persona series. In recent years production of these games was brought to an untimely halt during a severe financial ...

Atlus to World: Persona’s Not Dead; Here’s the Games

Custom Boot Screens on Android Tutorial

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Custom Boot Screens on Android Tutorial

November 21, 2013 /
Is your Android device rooted? If so, then you’ve got access to a relatively under-publicized feature of Google’s popular OS: the boot screen animation. Contrary to what you might expect, this boot animation is extremely versatile and it’s completely safe to tinker with as well. The worst thing that can happen is you get a blank screen instead of the animation you desire, but the device will boot normally in the background all the same. And the best thing that can happen is you get a snazzy new boot ...

Custom Boot Screens on Android Tutorial

AndrOpen Office – Finally the Real Deal Comes to Android

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AndrOpen Office – Finally the Real Deal Comes to Android

November 13, 2013 /
As Android is based on a Linux kernel, it has long been the dream of fans of Google’s mobile OS to see desktop Linux applications running on portable devices. In the early years of Android, hardware limitations prevented this dream from becoming a practical reality, but these days things are not so difficult. Many of us regularly use tablets and smartphones with quad-core CPUs running in the 1.5GHz range, a gig or two of RAM, and a capable GPU, whether that be based on NVIDIA’s famous Tegra platform or ...

AndrOpen Office – Finally the Real Deal Comes to Android

ThinkBoxly’s PC-Building Parts Guide for Gamers (2013)

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ThinkBoxly’s PC-Building Parts Guide for Gamers (2013)

November 07, 2013 /
While there are a variety of PC builders out there, gamers are the driving force behind a significant portion of such enthusiasts. With the Xbox One and Playstation 4 arriving commercially in only a few weeks, next-gen will soon be here in full force–effectively outdating that beastly build from five years ago. Since both new consoles are based on x86 hardware we will likely see an increase in quality PC ports of new games over the next several years, if the PC is your gaming platform of choice now is a ...

ThinkBoxly’s PC-Building Parts Guide for Gamers (2013)

Windows 8.1 Gave Your Start Button Back? Now Get Rid of It!

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Windows 8.1 Gave Your Start Button Back? Now Get Rid of It!

October 22, 2013 /
Unless you’re running a Surface RT, for which Windows 8.1 was pulled due to a bootup bug, chances are you’re either already running the hotly-anticipated update to Microsoft’s newest OS, or you’re getting ready to take the plunge. There’s a lot of great new features, and the operating system as a whole feels much more polished than the original release version of Windows 8. But at a particular point of controversy is a little icon which once again resides at the far left of the Windows taskbar. ...

Windows 8.1 Gave Your Start Button Back? Now Get Rid of It!

OStober! Windows 8.1 – Two Years With the New Microsoft

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OStober! Windows 8.1 – Two Years With the New Microsoft

October 16, 2013 /
October is going to be a big month for a lot of people in the tech industry. Popular Linux distribution Ubuntu has been regularly releasing updates every April and October for nearly a decade, and earlier this year Microsoft confirmed that their game-changing Windows 8 operating system would be getting its first major update in October as well. If there’s anything that gets a geek excited it’s upgrades, so this week ThinkBoxly will be featuring a special duo of posts covering both new editions of these ...

OStober! Windows 8.1 – Two Years With the New Microsoft