Friday, April 17, 2009

Peripherals

ChocoShuffle Case Turns iPod Into Something No More Edible

11:40PM Mark Wilson | The $US8.99 ChocoShuffle looks delicious, turning your new iPod shuffle into milk chocolate, white chocolate or…some sort of strawberry chocolate. But buyer beware. More »
Computers

R/C Bulldozer PC: The Baddest PIII Around

11:20PM Mark Wilson | Say you’ve got some old Pentium III hardware sitting around, collecting dust. You could ship it off for “recycling,” OR you could build an remote controlled bulldozer. More »
Music

Generic $US25 Stereo Beats $US1,100 Sound Systems

10:30PM Jesus Diaz | Proving that more expensive is not always better, a $US25 “value” stereo system has obliterated $US1,000 equipment from Sony and JVC in a British customer choice award as voted on by 500,000 people. More »
Music

My First Album

10:00PM Jack Loftus | The first album I owned was Still Cruisin’ by the Beach Boys. It was 1989. Shoulder pads were big. Hair was bigger. The Beach Boys were on Full House the previous year. I was eight. More »
Vehicles

We Want Monorails, These Monorails

9:56PM Jesus Diaz | The SeƱor Presidente Obama may want a high speed train. We want it too. Actually, we want a monorail, which have been dreamed and actually built since the very beginning of the 20th century. More »
Random Stuff

Want to Be the Real Q? Apply Here

9:25PM Jesus Diaz | If you want to be the gadget inventor for Her Majesty’s Intelligence Service, the MI5—British Military Intelligence Section 5— is actually offering the real post now. The best thing: It’s part-time. More »
Online

Pirate Bay Four Found Guilty

7:12PM John Herrman | Early this morning, Peter Sunde, co-founder of the Pirate Bay, glumly tweeted a “leaked” verdict, indicating that things didn’t look good for the four Swedish shipmates. Shortly after came the official word: Guilty. More »
Business

Sony Ericsson Reports Carnage in Q1

6:23PM John Herrman | As expected, Sony Ericsson lost mounds of money this quarter, with sales down by almost half in just a few months; cuts followed. This after Nokia had its worst quarter in a decade. [SE] More »
Random Stuff

Prosciutto-Wrapped Air Hose Cuts Through Steel, Cucumber Version Proven Inferior

4:00PM Dan Nosowitz | In a crushing blow for vegetarians worldwide, a cucumber doused in vegetable oil has been proven inferior to prosciutto when tasked with cutting through steel sheet metal. Pork: 1, PETA: 0. More »
Phones

Palm Pre Heads Out to Accessory Maker, Mass Production Already Underway

3:30PM Dan Nosowitz | We’ve got a report and a photo showing that the Palm Pre is already in the hands of accessory manufacturers, along with a few little real-life tidbits about its build quality. More »