The folks at Squirrel Monkey reimagine modern apps and online services as if they existed decades ago. They do a great job making them look like software did in the 1980s and 1990s. This imaginary 1980s version of Wordle looks and sounds exactly like real PC games of the era. I don't know how they do it!
Watch: What if Wordle existed in the 1980s
This addictive Morse code game is the new Wordle you never knew you needed
I've always loved the sound of Morse code, but translating those mysterious dots and dashes into letters and numbers seemed like an insurmountable challenge. Today I discovered Morsle, a Wordle-like… READ THE REST
Bored with Wordle? Try Alphaguess
Wordle has lost some of its charm under the New York Times' tutelage and editor Tracy Bennett's curation. There was an unfortunate period two years ago with numerous "themed" words, essentially… READ THE REST
New York Times launches copyright crackdown on Wordle clones
Wordle was a runaway hit word-deducing game on the web, so popular that The New York Times bought it outright and moved it to its website. A couple of years… READ THE REST
The Fooducate Pro Meal-Tracking App is 20% off with code DROP20
TL;DR: Support your health and wellness goals with the Fooducate Pro Meal-Tracking App, just $39.97 (regular $199.99) for Deal Days with the coupon code DROP20. Want the Best Health App of the… READ THE REST
Turbocharge your career by developing new skills for just $20
TL;DR: Develop new skills at your own pace, on your own schedule, with lifetime access to EDU Unlimited StackSkills – on sale right now for just $19.97. Whether you'd like to advance your… READ THE REST
There's something about these binoculars that would make Batman jealous
TL;DR: These Digital Binoculars can see at night, snap photos, and record video. They're also only $90 (reg. $159.99). Most binoculars are great in daylight but nearly useless once the sun goes down.… READ THE REST
