Here’s some of the first images of the new Blackberry Storm 2. This grabbed my attention because part of the reason why I didn’t buy a new Blackberry was because the new Blackberries really sucked. (no real improvements over previous versions other than new packaging)
Don’t get me wrong, I used to LOVE my Blackberry (8830), it was the most versatile piece of gadget I had as it fit in my pocket snuggly plus it actu
Lady Ada has done it again! I still remember when I first met her at the Maker Faire couple years back, very nice lady indeed who keeps stirring up really cool DIY kits.
Here’s her latest Russian VFD alarm clock kit, it features vaccuum flourescent tube and open-source platform so you can hack it all you want.
Why limit yourself to a clock? Hack it and make it tweet your GPS location via your Palm Pre. hahaha. Happy hacking.
Whether you are an avid climber or not, these USB flash driver carabiners can give you that outdoorsy look you always needed without looking geeky. At 4 gigabytes and $32 USD price tag, it’s a pretty good priced USB storage drive too.
USB carabiner flash drive built-in flash memory lets you store your data on the go. You are easy to hook in your bag, it’s another fancy stuff for your daily life.
If you have ordered a Nintendo DSi lately, you might be interested to know that they guys over at iFixIt have dissected the whole thing and put it in nice high-resolution pictures so you can start hacking it and void your warranty.
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA_rigcKd58
Here’s a rather geeky fitness mat for improving your math SAT scores while getting some exercise. This might be a great “right-brain-left-brain” exercise where your motor skills and logic skills can be developed together. If you are a teacher, you might want to consider adding something like this to your class regime.
Alpha-Numeric Mats provides Fitness Based Intelligence for the education market, kids fitness, learni
In a recent Apple get-together conference (actually right now I think…), Steve Jobs says Blue-ray discs are “bag of hurt” and he’s unsure if this Blue-ray disc thing will keep going or not.
Although I don’t agree with Steve Jobs’ decision on going with AT&T for the iPhone, I have to agree Blue-ray discs are still in their early stages and things could drastically change in the next 1-2 years.
Just remember when the last couple time Sony failed to standardize their new technology inventions such as
AT&T trying to
Well, it’s not new news that a telecommunication company is trying to scam consumers out of their rights through changes in service agreements. I remember my credit card company sending me a new service agreement about 3 months after I signed up, now that’s a big scam.
Of course, as consumers we can’t really “prove” they are a scam unless we sue them together.
As for me, I am glad I got of the AT&T (Cingular back then) market. My cable and internet is Comcast and I use Sprint for my Blackb
Google Chrome EULA in question?
Google Chrome EULA has been confusing some of the bloggers recently, check out what the fuss is about at Zedomax.Net.
In a recent post over at Gizmodo about the Google Chrome’s End User License Agreement (EULA), Google supposedly owns everything that you “do” on the Google Chrome.
Of course, we think that the EULA was just worded vaguely but probably didn’t mean to mean that Google is going to own everything you do on the Google Chrome browser.
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