Here is the first trailer for the upcoming biopic film about Steve Jobs title "Jobs".

I've spent some time updating a couple of my e-books.

First, the Xbox One: From the Original Xbox to the Xbox One is now on version 1.3. This version includes many new features, including the recent reversal by Microsoft regarding the Xbox One always-on requirement as well as the used game policies.

Additionally, The iBooks version is now available for purchase from Apple. You can also purchase the book from Amazon.

The PlayStation 4: What We Know Thus Far has also been updated. It is at version 1.1. In this version is additional information from the Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3) presentation that Sony gave. This is available on iTunes as well as Amazon.

I am still waiting for the Xbox One and PS4 e-books to be published to the Google Play store. Once this has been done, I will submit another update.

Here's a Video of Call of Duty Ghosts. It's an all access look hosted by Justine Ezarik. It's a 28-minute look into the game.

We all must believe what Mr. Tangerine Dream says:

Back in February I posted a video by Zach Sobiech, who had been diagnosed with Osteosarcoma. It turns out that he died yesterday. The first video below is Celebrities and family members singing his song "Clouds". The second video is an in-depth look into his life, how it has affected everybody around him, and his last goodbyes. Be warned, the second video is a tear jerker. Don't say I didn't warn you.

RIP Zach. I hope the view is a little nicer up in the clouds.

If I have scheduled and calculated everything properly, this will be my 50,000th Tweet since joining Twitter on January 29th, 2007, or 2301 days. If I would've looked at the number of days yesterday, I would've made sure I hit 50,000 tweets yesterday. Alas, life This comes out to an average of about 22 tweets per day. A great many things have happened in my life since that time. Too many to go through in just this one post. However, if you're really interested let me know I'll go through them with you on a one-on-one basis. I've made quite a few friends during that time. Coincidentally, none that I have actually met in person. I hope to change that fact.

To celebrate my 50,000th Tweet, I'll be giving away one copy of each of my e-books (including the soon to be released Xbox e-book) to one lucky individual.

In order to win you must have a valid email address (yes, weird requirement I know), be able to download books from iTunes AND have the best reply to the Tweet (as determined by me). The contest will run for one week from this posting, or May 25th, and 12:00 Central Time.