The 8-bit Dynamic Life Shirt from ThinkGeek is the “world’s first social-enabled t-shirt.” Basically, ” 5 hearts light up on your chest when you’re near someone else with one of these fine tees.” Video after the break. Click here for one more picture.
Hey… you’re depressed and in need of a recharge. But get within hugging […]
Read Mary Branscombe’s review and an addendum by Barry Gerber, our Editorial Technical Director, who has been using his own Eee for over two months. Is Mr. MS Windows running Windows or Linux on the little wonder?
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The rhythm game pioneer and creator of the cel-shaded hip hop artist is making a comeback, this time on the Wii, according to the game's official announcement from Majesco.
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Sony released its financial data for the last quarter in 2007, showing a $100+ million profit in the Playstation division for the first time since the Playstation 3 launch.
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What, you didn’t spend every day of this month refreshing Lifehacker every hour? We forgive you. Here, have a recap of January’s most popular posts.
Top 10 Obscure Google Search Tricks“Dozens of Google search guides detail the tips you already know, but today we’re skipping the obvious and highlighting our favorite obscure Google web […]
Bryansix brings us a story about the 50th anniversary of the United States’ entry into the Space Age. On January 31st, 1958, Explorer 1 became the first U.S. satellite to reach orbit. The New York Times is running a similar feature. “Explorer 1 gave America a chance to recover some of its confidence and prestige […]
When the pressure’s on, it can be difficult to remember to hit every talking point highlighting why you deserve that big raise or pitch a new client in just a few minutes. To ensure you don’t forget, weblog LifeClever recommends getting used to putting together a prep card.
Take a 3″ x 5″ index card and […]
Have you checked out Sarah’s Tech Darling blog lately? Our Editorial Production Coordinator and part-time model looks at tech with lots of smarts and much attitude.
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I Don’t Believe in Imaginary Property writes “Apparently, the participants in the U.S. ‘Cyber Storm’ war games are familiar with the Kobayashi Maru, because some of them tried to cheat by hacking the games themselves. They also prepare for some very interesting scenarios. Among other things, the organizers are worried about having too many people […]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Portable media players such as iPods are unlikely to interfere with heart pacemakers, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration researcher reported on Thursday.
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