Okay, wearing this shirt might not get you more girls but hey, you will look kinda cool with your eco-version of LightSaber. (so long as you stand next to eco-geeks, I don’t think most people will appreciate it)

via technabob, Product Page

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Here’s a great one for you Arduino-geeks, a robot with Arduino controls and CMUCam for sight.

This is my first CMUcam + Arduino version, the code for which will be uploaded soon. As you can see below, it is a bit of a rush-job, caused by the blowing-up of my proper h-bridge, and its replacement with a single power-transistor (click for big version).

via make, DIY Page

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Check out this cool invisibleShield for your iPhone/iPhone 3G/iPod Touch, basically it makes your iPhone scratch-proof with a layer of plastic.  (yes, or polyurethane film for you chem-geeks)

ZAGG’s invisibleSHIELD™ is a thin polyurethane film originally created for the military to protect the leading edge of helicopter blades. What’s unique about this military-grade, patented film is how tough it is - it doesn’t scratch. What makes ZAGG’s exclusive invisibleSHIELD™ so strong, flexible and scratch-proof? Its Nano-Memory technology™. With this technology, it also allows it to curve and contour around an entire device (not just the screen) and adhere to the device unless you want to remove it (without leaving adhesive).

via ZAGG

In todays’ world, a company should make things that are useful with a usable design.  In the case with this Solar Powered Necktie, we feel it’s been very poorly designed so no one would buy one.

Regardless, we do like the idea that you can charge your iPhone while walking down the street looking like an idiot.

Who knows, maybe no one will notice it though.

Now a group of researchers at Iowa State University have created a necktie using newly developed solar fabrics. The neat thing, is that the tiny solar panels are arranged in a grid that looks kind of like what you might see on a tie anyway. There’s even a pocket sewn into the back where you can stash the device you’re charging.

via dvice, gadgets7

For what seemed like eternity, it has officially been 2 years since I’ve started a Wordpress blog.  Of course, my stats aren’t the greatest in the world but we are on a stable long-term rise.

As for Zedomax.com, here’s the stats in the last 2 years:

Total Page Loads(Views): 4,155,070 - Over 4 Million baby!

Total Unique Visitors: 2,776,614 - Not too shabby here.

Average Page Loads: 5,676

Average Unique Visitors: 3,793

It’s hard to believe that the website I’ve created at my previous job to market CUBLOC products has started life of its own and is feeding the author food/rent.  Of course, now I am glad that I am no longer working a 8 to 5 job, stuck behind a cubicle.

I am still stuck behind the computer as Zedomax.com isn’t making millions. (yet…LOL)

Oh well, there goes another 2 years of my life, all wasted away to blogging.

Goals for next year?

Well, goals are overrated.  I’d like to enjoy life and share what I find, that’s all.

Anyways, thanks goes to our latest sponsor, WonderHowTo.com and all the blogs/bloggers:

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Here’s a perfect set of lego sushi, all definitely authentic except you probably won’t be able to dip it in real soy sauce.

Let me guess what these are.  Obviously, the one on the left is a roll with egg.  The center is shrimp sushi.

The one on the right must be tuna sushi, my favorite. (I think it’s called Maguro)

Okay, the one on the right is Ikua Roe.  (Bunch of small orange eggs, real good)

Well, I guess the one on the left is Tuna with some spicy sauce.  (maybe perhaps a Korean-Japanese version)

I guess if I get hungry, I can always look at these pics.

via technabob

The grenade watch isn’t for everyone, it’s really for those people who need to feel godly-powerful without actually carrying a real bomb in their hands.  To tell you the truth, I’d probably laugh my ass off if I saw anyone wear this.

If you still want one, we won’t stop you, you can go here to order one at $125.

via technabob

The Samsung Instinct dubbed “iPhone Killer” by the masses, might just have all the great features a user might need to grab a big share of the iPhone market.   With Rev. A EDVO, Sprint will definitely be able to offer fast speeds to gizmo geeks who will only buy a phone that has fast internet connection. (me)

We should be one of the first people to get our hands on this phone around June 20th so stay tuned!

You can watch the cool commercial here.

via popgadget

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You know, sometimes people don’t realize the power of the people on the internet.

Above video is where a kid gets an “X” box for Christmas with winter clothes inside it.

I guess Engadget posted this and Microsoft might be sending him a brand new real XBOX with probably more goodies than he can handle.

Great job guys.

We’ve been flooded with email from well-meaning geeks and even Microsoft; just about everyone wants to help us hook up Jonathan. We totally appreciate the sentiment, but we’ve got this covered. We think we’ve gotten in touch with his family (who let us know he never got an Xbox, and the whole thing really was a prank on the poor kid); once we know for sure we have the right people we’ll post again.

On another plus note, I got $5 from Big Pappa and $10 from Mike to get more Soju over at SiteHoppin.com. (Thanks guys, I will be able to afford brew for couple more days!)

via Engadget