Nintendo hooked me as a kid. Can the Switch win over my son?
StandardCommentary: Nintendo ignited my lifelong interest in video games. Soon, it’ll be my son’s turn, and the Switch console might just be what does it.
There’s a dating site called TrumpSingles. It’s not fake.
StandardThere are niche dating websites for everything from Star Trek fans to cat lovers and seafarers and even fans of the works of Ayn Rand. Why not a site for Trump fans, too?
Here’s why tech has taken over our relationships
StandardDating hasn’t just been turned upside down by technology, it’s been dominated by it.
Death to Apple’s Mac Mini: I made a Hackintosh
StandardCommentary: After years of waiting for a decent upgrade to Apple’s desktop computers, I’ve given up. I decided to build a PC; then make it work like a Mac.
Can tech help Alzheimer’s sufferers?
StandardFrom CNET Magazine: Brain-training apps might one day help the millions of Americans living with Alzheimer’s.
Star Trek 50th anniversary: ‘Deep Space Nine’ star Nana Visitor had one wish as Nerys
StandardThe “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” star calls her time on the show an important part of who she is, but says she also finds it hard to watch reruns.
Star Trek 50th anniversary: How Gates McFadden kept her son from confusing her with Dr. Crusher
StandardThe Star Trek star who played a single mom on TV also had a child during the show’s run. Though she’s happy with her real son, her fictional one could have used more work.
Star Trek 50th anniversary: Robert Beltran says the Prime Directive is ‘fascist crap’
StandardThe “Star Trek: Voyager” star had plenty of misgivings about the futuristic ideals his show portrayed. Still, he had a great time playing Chakotay.
Star Trek 50th anniversary: Can you imagine an alien that squawks? John Billingsley did
StandardActor John Billingsley of “Star Trek: Enterprise” talks about creating a new alien race for the show, and why he doesn’t have a Facebook account.
Star Trek 50th anniversary: Don’t call Tim Russ a Trekkie
StandardOne of the most prolific actors in the franchise took a “just a job” approach to his Trek work. Still, his time on the show made him better appreciate how important science is to our world.