Japanese Anime Series: 'Walkure Romanze'

“Walkure Romanze” is a twelve episode Japanese anime series that aired from October 2013 until December 2013. It is a story that is inspired by a combination of Medieval Europe and Victorian Era Europe. This romantic school drama is adapted from the erotic visual novel game of the same name, but the series itself has no nudity let alone graphic sex.

Thus, Walkure Romanze is safe for minors to watch. The story takes place at a school in which jousting is the sport of choice. Takahiro Mizuno, a former champion jouster, teaches childhood friend and romantic interest Mio Kisaki on the sport of jousting.

However, there are other females that want Takahiro to teach them as well. Walkure Romanze is a unique love story with the main focus on the Medieval sport of jousting. If you enjoy fantasy stories, you may want to check out Walkure Romanze.

Crunchyroll currently has the North American license for the anime. You can check out all episodes on Crunchyroll.

Taylor Swift's 1989 Released Today

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One of the most anticipated albums of the year has been officially released. Taylor Swift announced the official release on her Facebook page about 9 hours ago and the world went crazy. This 1989 album marks a special milestone in Taylor Swift's career. Taylor Swift was crowned the Queen of Country music for the past four albums of hers.

But now 1989 hits the streets and it is all POP. There are 13 tracks on the Standard Edition of the album and they are all POP. So I believe she will be with POP for a while and break some records there as well. The album can be bought on iTunes, Amazon and Target. There are special picture sets on each album.

There are 5 sets with a total of 65 Polaroids. Bravo, Taylor!!!

How to Capture & Share a Screenshot

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I found an extremely interesting extension on Apple’s browser that is called Safari and I wanted to share it with you. This extension allows you to take a photograph of part or all of a website and then either save it on your computer or share it through Twitter, Facebook, Google Buzz, Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo Mail. The above photo is an image that I took with it. I took a photo of part of the webpage that showed Fort Worth’s Longhorn herd.

To obtain this extension you merely have to open up your Apple safari browser. Then click the button that is located near the top of the screen on your browser that kind of looks like a flower and click on the drop down menu. You will then see a choice called “Safari extensions”. Click it and it will take you to a page called “Safari Extensions”. You will then want to look for the extension that says “Awesome Screenshot” and click “Install Now.” You might then have to restart your computer for it to work.

After it is installed you will appear towards the top of your browser. Mine is located to the left of the webpage address. It will look like a black ball with a dot in the center. To use it simply go to a webpage that you want to save, click on the icon and it will give you three options. You can either capture the visible part of the page, capture selective areas of the page, or capture the entire page. Once the page is captured it will open up a new page on your browser and you will be allowed to edit the photo and then either save it to your computer or share it with others.

Samsung confirms the Full HD display and 64-bit processor on Galaxy A7

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We still speak of Samsung, and in particular one of the new devices they are working on the Korean giant, the Galaxy A7; after confirmation on the display with a diagonal of 5.5 inches and full HD resolution, the day today on the website of Samsung is once again reiterated the resolution, in addition to confirming the presence of a 64-bit processor (ARMv8-A, similar that they should assemble Galaxy A3 and A5).

Confirmations, as mentioned, come from the company's website, and you can see in the image below. Samsung Galaxy A7, denoted by the initials SM-A700FD should also support dual SIM card (the letter D in the model is in fact to signify the dual SIM version): This version should be the one that will appear in the Chinese market, and perhaps will arrive in other markets. Samsung Galaxy A7 is expected for the beginning of November, carrying Android KitKat, and then without fully exploit the CPU 64-bit; probably, Samsung has plans to upgrade the device to Android 5.0 Series A Lollipop.

Japanese Anime Series: 'Golden Time'

“Golden Time” is a Japanese anime series that is adapted from the light novel series of the same name by Eji Komatsu which ran for the Dengeki Bunko imprint from 2010 until 2014. The series itself, which is twenty-four episodes, ran from October 2013 until March 2014. It is a modern-day romantic comedy drama that focuses on a group of college students.

The main focus is on Banri Tada who is starting his first year at college studying law. After losing his way, due to not being used to Tokyo yet, he meets and befriends Mitsuo Yanagisawa who is also studying law and shares the same classes as Banri. They hit off the friendship; that becomes a precursor to the future romantic relationship between Banri and female protagonist Koko Kaga with the latter claiming that Mitsuo is meant to be her fiance.

Ultimately, Banri and Koko must deal with their own issues as they come closer together. Banri is struggling with his memory loss, prior to starting law school, all thanks to an injury that almost left him for dead and placed him in a coma. Koko has to deal with the fact that Mitsuo simply is not interested in being her husband along with the fact that she seemingly has no real friends at school. She also has to deal with the fact that she joined the same school for the wrong reasons but is thankful to have met Banri.

At school, Banri slowly starts to meet figures from his past. He learns more about himself prior to the accident that gave him retrograde amnesia. You can stream the series on Crunchyroll.