You’ll either love them or you won’t; there can be no middle ground. The $60 Moshi Moshi retro telephone handsets plug into your cell phone for slightly less cumbersome conversations and give your workspace a splash of nostalgic style, courtesy of French designer David Turpin.
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Is it? If so, why? I reviewed the Behold II back in November and it was, well, not great.
Wow. That’s some riveting stuff, but I feel like I’ve seen this before. If everyone would stop with the iPhone-like UI that’d be great. Here’s another one to bore you this fine morning.
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I show you how to download and setup MESS, the “Multi Emulator Super System” with over 400 different system emulators, load up your favorite classic video games, and copy everything to a USB stick or memory card for use on just about any PC in the world. It’s pocketable nostalgia at it’s finest: easy, cheap, and plentiful.
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Damn it. Now I wish I had made more time to cruise on over to Plantronics HQ in Santa Cruz last month. Damn it all to hell.
Google What? With Wave, Voice and Buzz, it seems Google is trying to be all things to all Internet people. But how well do ‘You’ know what these products do?
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Because you should never, ever, ever be more than 15 feet away from Twitter at any given time, the $200 eStarling TouchConnect digital photo frame provides yet another way to keep up with the mindless goings-on of your favorite internet celebrities.
I bet you’re expecting me to plug my own Twitter feed here. Well, I won’t. It’s not …
No whining about wanting the last six minutes of your lives back. I had to go through it and I’ll be damned if you don’t either.
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What do you guys think of Windows Phone 7? Check out the following videos if you’re on the fence or fuzzy on anything. (More on Techland: Microsoft Reboot: Windows Phone 7 Hands-on)
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Warpia’s wireless A/V set consists of a USB stick that installs itself as a secondary DisplayPort video card on your computer and transmits video and audio data to a second USB stick that sits inside a dock connected to your TV via HDMI or VGA.
The system uses Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology to stream up to 720p video across a short …
Consider this YouTube Fridays.
