Profile: Matt Smith


Matthew Smith is a freelance writer living in Portland Oregon. He also writes for Digital Trends and runs a gaming blog called The Skill Point. You can follow him on Twitter or .

Latest from Matt Smith

  • The 3 Best Free Games On The Mac App Store [Mac]

    February 25, 2011

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    Apple’s Mac App Store is out. It offers a lot of very cool and interesting applications for productivity, connectivity, and other serious topics. But that’s not what I want to talk about today. Instead, let’s talk about the real reason the App Store is cool – the free Mac games! The selection available on the [...]


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  • Midnight Inbox Classic – An Inbox For Life [Mac]

    February 22, 2011

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    When you hear the word “inbox” you most likely think of email or perhaps, if you’re old-school, a more old-fashioned mailbox. The word has always been connected to mail of different types, but when you think about it, the word also implies more general subjects. Organizing, prioritizing, discarding and saving are all actions taken when [...]


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  • What Is An APU? [Technology Explained]

    February 18, 2011

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    The CPU has been the heart of every PC since Intel’s x86 processors became popular over two decades ago. Yet the CPU does have weaknesses,the greatest of which is their relatively linear data execution. Graphics processors, by comparison, consist of many small cores that execute data simultaneously. This makes it easier for them to perform [...]


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  • How To Remove Windows Activation So You Can Install It On A Different Computer

    February 15, 2011

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    With piracy a constant concern for computer software companies, methods of registering and validating software are now the norm. Operating systems are no different. Microsoft Windows has long used a product key that validates the operating system. The complexity of the validation used, however, has increased over time. Today, Microsoft has online activation servers that must validate [...]


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  • The 5 Most Addictive Games On The Web

    February 10, 2011

    The 5 Most Addictive Games On The Web

    Web games are often disparaged by mainstream gamers, but they’re actually a testament to the value of good gameplay. The fact that these tiny games, often made with little to no budget by a single person, can hook players for hours is impressive. The only real issue with web games is the sheer number of [...]


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