The cool space fighter above was created with bricks from Lego Friends’ Butterfly Beauty Shop, Olivia’s Invention Workshop, Stephanie’s Cool Convertible, and Emma’s Fashion Design Studio. It proves one thing: feminists criticising the new Lego Friends sets just don’t get it. More »
You probably have more friends scattered across more social networks than you even care to think about. Friends wants to be one place where you can find them all – and see what they’re saying, wherever they’re saying it. More »
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Cyberstalking: it’s exhausting! First you’ve gotta check Facebook statuses, then move over to Twitter updates, maybe give a quick call for a nice, heavy breathing moment. Thank goodness this Friends app collects all that info in one place. Time: saved. More »
Joel Johnson, who ran Gizmodo a while before he rejoined us, is my friend and fellow nerd. I love him. When he wrote this dark story about his childhood, I cried. And surprisingly, I thought about gadgets. More »
A company called Tapulous is planning on delivering an iPhone app called Friend Book for the Friday launch that promises to turn your boring old address book into a “super address book” with features like a “face dialer” that allows you to place a call through your contact images. But that functionality pales in comparison to their “Handshake” feature that allows two iPhone users running Friend Book to share their personal contact information by shaking their phones in close proximity to one another.
