If I had access to a secret stash of iPhone knockoffs – a phone that worked identically to the real iPhone, but was a bootleg made of inauthentic parts – how much could I charge? Why could I charge that? More »
The Misconception: We prefer the things we own over the things we don’t because we made rational choices when we bought them. The Truth? More »
This concept keyboard plays on our love of, or at least interest in, marketing by replacing all the letters with logos of corporations whose name begins with said letter. I seriously just spent five minutes picking them all out. More »
While “Croix” might be a crisper moniker for Samsung’s iPhoneish Ultra F700 smartphone, the French label reeks of trying too hard to sound classy. But, the name supposedly has legitimate roots in the cross-inspired interface of the phone, which we saw back in February. Aside from the name change, specs look the same, and there are no new details on price or availability. You know, minor information we might also be interested in. [Tech Digest] More »
