January 2010
23 posts
WatchThe best use yet!
funnyordie:
thedailywhat:
FoD Exclusive of the Day: Pee-wee Herman’s friend Steve Jobs gave him a free iPad to play with, and Pee-wee is pretty jazzed up about it. The rest of the Playhouse gang doesn’t really get what the big deal is, but soon come around once they see how useful it can be.
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The iPad Made Me Poop Bricks | Smosh →
Every issue I have with the iPad and things I didn’t even think about.
These guys make some great points!
Free Canadian VPN | Patrick Soon →
Thanks to Bobby for the tip. I haven’t installed it yet.
"Under Suspicion" w/ Tori Spelling & Dean... →
“Under Suspicion” w/ Tori Spelling & Dean McDermott - watch more funny videos
iMeh →
I’m so underwhelmed by this product, it’s pretty much just a big iPhone
via Editorial: Engadget on the Apple iPad — Engadget
The NYTimes Review of the Original Apple Tablet:... →
Air New Zealand Adds USB Ports, iPod Connectors... →
Coca-Cola Cup Phone Actually Works, Provides You... →
The 32 most popular passwords (no wonder so many... →
Thanks to Gary C.
Officially Official: Mini unleashes the floodgates... →
letsgetdriving:
The Story Behind Apple's Newton - Apple Newton -... →
In honour of my friend Rich, he actually owned one.
Trans-Am news - Smokier and the Bandit - 2010 -... →
letsgetdriving:
Build a Lego Router - Routers - Lifehacker →
Ford Fusion Hybrid wins 2010 car of year award |... →
Twirling battery concept promises a quick power...
Check out: "Twirling battery concept promises a quick power fix" - www.engadget.com
http: //www.engadget.com/2010/01/10/twirling-battery-concept-promises-a-quick-power-fix/?icid=engadget-iphone-url
We've seen plenty spinning, twirling, and wind-up gadgets from Sony
and others, but nothing quite like this battery concept designed by
Song Teaho and Hyejin Lee. While there's still a bit of work to be
done with the actual "working" part, the concept is to simply let you
twirl your cellphone battery around your finger a few times for a
quick bit of juice to send a text or make a call -- the designers
estimate 130 twirls will give you two minutes of talking time. Of
course, the same idea could also be applied to batteries for other
devices, although you'd probably have your work cut out for you trying
to charge your laptop battery.
Turn on morning radio — and your coffee-maker -... →
CBC Radio, e-Radio try controlling appliances with FM frequency
CES 2010 - Latest Consumer Electronics Show news -... →
Hey it’s the Consumer Electronics Show. Just go here, cause there is too much to cover. HaHa!
Bono calls for internet controls - CBC.ca →
- via Patrick D facebook
The Times Square New Year's Eve Ball Timeline -... →