Save 50% today on this case and holster for HTC One M8
Made from a smooth and durable polycarbonate, this HTC One M8 Shellster provides excellent drop protection thanks to the thick edging and impact resistant shell. The back features a custom patterned texture that gives you an enhanced grip while the holster clips to your belt or pocket for quick access.
Grab an unlocked white BlackBerry Z30 for only $250 from our CrackBerry Canada store!!
The BlackBerry Z30 remains one of the best BlackBerry devices available on the market today and is still in demand by many BlackBerry fans, especially when the pricing is right. If you missed out any of the previous deals for the BlackBerry Z30 but are still looking to get your hands on one, we definitely can help you out with that.
Right now, our CrackBerry Canada store has brand new, factory unlocked, white versions of the BlackBerry Z30 available in retail packaging for only $250 CDN. These particular models are the STA100-5 variation which offer the best compatibility with most GSM carriers in Canada such as Bell, Rogers, TELUS, Koodo and Fido for 4G and LTE. For a full breakdown of Z30 models and supported frequencies, click here.
To put the pricing in comparison, right now BlackBerry is selling the exact same version for $399 in Canada. So not only are you getting a great device, you’re getting it at a great price, plus you have the benefit of our free and fast shipping on this item! You can check out our full review of the BlackBerry Z30 and further technical specs right here to decide if it’s the device for you.
The Xbox One Family Fun Pack collects five all-ages games for $60
Xbox One consoles owners who are looking to purchase games that everyone can play at home might want to check out the Xbox One Family Fun Pack on Amazon. The special bundle includes digital codes for five games, plus three months of Xbox Live Gold service, for just $59.99.
Score More Baseball brings the power of Moneyball to hometown teams
Score More Baseball is Moneyball in your pocket
Just in time for baseball season, a new baseball scoring app hits the field for BlackBerry, Android, and iPhone. Score More Baseball provides simple scoring for amateurs and youth teams using the Moneyball method.
Score More Baseball allows anyone to use a phone or tablet to accurately score baseball games, using the Moneyball approach to help improve performance. This method enhances all aspects of play. including longer rallies, stranding fewer runners, and score more runs.
Score More Baseball allows your amateur, recreational, or youth baseball team to apply the same optimizations as the professionals. After just three games, there’s enough data for the app to start optimizing your lineup. With the same players and same number of hits, Score More Baseball creates the batting order that helps your team enjoy longer rallies, strand fewer runners, and ultimately, score more runs.
Score More Baseball is free to try with a few available pricing options. Teams can get full use of the app for $5 per tournament, $15 monthly, or $50 per year. For more info, check out scoremorebaseball.com or hit up the download link below.
Download Score More Baseball for iOS
Press Release
BlackBerry Execs Turned Startup Advisors Launch Score More Baseball
Mike Kirkup and Brian Zubert, former leaders in BlackBerry’s Developer Relations, have joined forces to put “Moneyball” into the pockets of coaches and players with Score More Baseball
Waterloo, ON – March 10, 2015 – Today, the mobile app Score More Baseball launches for Android, BlackBerry, and iOS. Score More Baseball simplifies the scoring of baseball games and brings the power of “Moneyball” to amateur, rec, and youth baseball teams, using the same performance-based approach now used by over a dozen Major League Baseball teams.
Score More Baseball makes baseball scorekeeping so fast and easy that any coach, teammate, or parent can quickly and accurately score the game on their phone or tablet, which then applies the “Moneyball” approach to the team’s batting order, helping the team enjoy longer rallies, strand fewer runners, and ultimately, score more runs. All stats are stored in the cloud, allowing the coach and the players to track both their team and individual progress.
The idea for the app was conceived not long after Brian Zubert was laid off from his position at BlackBerry. In his personal time, he’d been doing stat tracking in Microsoft Excel using the “Moneyball” approach with his men’s slo-pitch team. “After each game, I used to take the pen and paper scoresheets, try to make sense of what our scorekeeper wrote down, and manually enter all that data into Excel. It took a lot of time, but it was worth it. We went from bottom third of the league in runs scored to top third, in just one season.”
Mike Kirkup, who leads the Velocity entrepreneurship program at the University of Waterloo, was actually the person who hired Brian at BlackBerry many years ago and they’ve remained in close contact ever since. When Brian reached out to Mike in April of last year and pitched him on the idea of Score More Baseball, Mike was hesitant. After Mike talked to every ball player he knew, their enthusiasm for the idea made a believer out of him. In a BBM conversation the day before Mike took off for a Caribbean vacation, Brian asked Mike if he was interested in teaming up on Score More Baseball. “I told him I’d think about it. Turns out, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. I came back from that trip with pages full of notes and even some of the first screen designs.” Six months later, Score More was in beta with five teams playing indoor baseball.
Today, Score More Baseball marks its launch in Google Play, BlackBerry World, and iOS App Store. Details available at http://www.scoremorebaseball.com.
Score More Baseball brings the power of Moneyball to hometown teams
Score More Baseball is Moneyball in your pocket
Just in time for baseball season, a new baseball scoring app hits the field for BlackBerry, Android, and iPhone. Score More Baseball provides simple scoring for amateurs and youth teams using the Moneyball method.
Score More Baseball allows anyone to use a phone or tablet to accurately score baseball games, using the Moneyball approach to help improve performance. This method enhances all aspects of play. including longer rallies, stranding fewer runners, and score more runs.
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved sees content double in free update
Smash hit Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is picking up another subtitle in addition to a boatload of bonus content in a free update. The content will be available to players on PS4, PS3, PC, Mac, Linux and of course, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved includes 40 new stages, new boss battles, 3D grid shapes, gameplay types, drones and super abilities. The level gating has been eased, allowing players to progress without headaches.
Nomad announces portable battery, charging stand for Apple Watch
Nomad has announced two accessories for the Apple Watch that will help you charge the device wherever you are.
The Pod is a portable battery charger for the Apple Watch. It features an 1800 mAh battery, which Nomad says will provide up to four full charges of the watch. The watch’s magnetic charger sits in the middle of the device, with the cord wrapped around inside the Pod, plugged into a USB port. Pod has a standard USB-A port, as well as a USB-C port, like that found in the new MacBook. Pod comes in Silver or Space Grey aluminum, or black polycarbonate plastic.
Nomad is also making a desktop stand for the Apple Watch, appropriately called Stand. Made from aluminum, Stand holds the magnetic watch charger in a cradle. The charging cable can be fed through the back of the stand, eliminating clutter. Stand is available in Silver or Space Grey aluminum.
Both accessories will ship after the arrival of Apple Watch on April 24. Stand begins shipping April 30 for $59.95, while Pod ships June 15 for $59.99.
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MiBand Tracker Beta for Windows Phone now in English and open to all
A short time ago we brought word of a third-party companion app to Xiaomi’s MiBand fitness tracker being developed. Today, we’ve had word from the developer of a couple of important updates. Namely it’s now in English and open to anyone to sign up and try out.
AT&T U-verse customers now have their own Xbox One app
Xbox One owners that also use AT&T U-verse cable television service can now download and use a dedicated app for the console. Among other things, it allows those customers to watch live television on their Xbox One.
Adventures of Pip hands on: Pixelated platforming coming to Xbox consoles and Windows this May
Early this year, indie developer TicToc Games announced that their 2D platformer Adventures of Pip will be coming to Xbox One via the ID@Xbox program. Adventures of Pip stars a tiny pixel which can transform into a full-sized hero and back again in order to deal with enemies and solve puzzles. It boasts a clever mishmash of art styles and concepts borrowed from the 8-, 16-, and 32-bit eras of gaming.
Read on for my impressions and a full video playthrough of the Adventures of Pip demo!
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