News » Top Five Tech Girls with the Best Racks

Girls that are hot and are techies…sign us up! While techies (or geeks for that matter) aren’t exactly thought of as very sex symbols, these five babes are definitely defying the norm—especially with their amazing racks (coupled with their intelligence, of course). And they are by no means in any particular order because they all rank No. 1 in our book! Marina Orlova This busy babe, who hails from Russia, has both beauty and brains. Orlova...

Review » iHome SD63 Retro Headphones

Retro is in.  Always has been and always well be.  Take for instance classic cars.  A 60s Mustang will forever hold its value.  And lets not forget about the music.  It will forever have a place in everyone’s hearts, old or young.  And as it turns out, the fine folks that make those iHome Devices, SDI technologies, have their roots in an era when things were built to last. The company has now reissued their SD63...

Review » Smartfish Whirl Mini Laser Notebook Mouse

Today I’m going to talk about the little brother to the mouse I reviewed yesterday. The Smartfish Whirl Mini is supposed to be perfect for laptop users, and just as effective as the Smartfish Whirl Desktop version for keeping your hand and wrist straight while using it. So how well does it hold up compared to it’s bigger brother? First things first:  the design of the Smartfish Whirl Mini Laser Notebook Mouse is pretty much the same...

Review » StressVest Delivers 4,500 Volts Instead of Bullets (video)

There is nothing worse than not knowing if you’ve been shot.  Chances are that won’t be the case if you’re hit with an actual bullet.  We’re actually referring to police training or just a friendly game of laser tag.  So what’s an aspiring gun shot wound victim, or inducer, to do? Drop $2,500 and get the StressVest.  It delivers a real time shock, up to 4,500 volts, when your mark has been hit with a real gun retrofitted...

Review » Griffin Intellicase: Folio iPad Case with Smartcover

  Striving for perfection, while impossible, should always be the goal at hand.  And if any iPad 2 case is gonna come close to that, it’s probably gotta be Griffin’s IntelliCase.  The case is designed to protect both the back and front of the tablet, all the while incorporating a smart cover that automatically wakes up the iPad when it’s removed thanks to a set of built-in magnets.  But that’s not all.  The flexible...

News » Outrun Video Game Electric Car (video)

  An electric card with a display that renderes the real world, as you drive, in in the style of the 1986 video game OutRun by Sega...

Review » Bleach Soul Resurreccion

This is my first video game review here as I’ve really been shying away from them lately.  I just don’t have the time to devote to playing everything anymore.  However when I found out that NIS of America was bring the new Bleach game to the states, I made sure my calendar was completely clear so I could get my hands on it. First and foremost, I am a HUGE Bleach fan and have been for years.  I not only watch the English dubs...

Review » Blackberry Torch 9850 Coming Soon, Actual Release Date And Price Unknown

 Blackberry Torch 9850 Oh RIM, how we’ll miss you. Okay, that might be a bit unfair, but in late the company just can’t seem to get a break in terms of an exciting device. Like most companies they’ve “dialed” it in for too long and have failed to unveil handsets that are vastly different from one and other, and boast the allure of an iPhone or an Android handset, which have long had the luxury of owning. However, RIM’s latest, the Blackberry...

Review » Sparrow Key Chain Prevents Key Loss Returning to the Nest

Lose your keys much?  The best way to combat that short coming is to place your keys in the same place.  Most people tend to opt for the dish or a hook by the front door.  But come on, that’s boring at best. The Sparrow Key Ring is straight up adorable.  It attaches to your keys using, what else, a standard key chain ring.  The birdhouse sticks to the wall using a self adhesive sticker or included screws.   When...

Review » Digital Bathtub Thermometer RetroFits Any Faucet with No Installation

  Cooking your kids, while great if you’re a cannibal with a penchant for Casey Anthony syndrome (she’s so guilty), is probably not a good idea if you wanna remain in the good graces of society, not to mention on the other side of the steel bars.  So to insure you don’t burn your kids with boiling hot water you should probably take a close look at this handy gizmo that fits over most faucets and provides a digital temperature read...

News: What's the Deal With Online Coupon World?

 This June 10, 2011 file photo shows the Groupon logo engraved in a glass office partition in the company's international headquarters in Chicago, Illinois. (AFP Photo) New York. One maxim rings true in the burgeoning world of online coupons: Everybody wants a deal. In recent months, Groupon and LivingSocial have been leading a virtual land grab, with dozens of companies angling for a bigger share of the fast-growing market and...

News: As Android Surges Microsoft and Google Trade Punches in Patent Spat

 The ViewSonic ViewPad 10 tablet computer is displayed, in Atlanta. The ViewPad 10 is a dual-boot tablet that comes with both Windows and Android operating systems. (AP Photo/ Ron Harris) San Francisco. Google Inc's Android operating system has deepened its dominance of US smartphone sales and now enjoys a 40 percent share of the market, according to figures released Thursday by research firm ComScore. Apple Inc's iPhone ousted RIM's...

News: New Media Is New Mainstay For Young Information Seekers

 A Twitter user catching up on the news at his office in Jakarta on Thursday. More younger Indonesians rely on a combination of new and conventional media as a way to get their information. (JG Photo/Jurnasyanto Sukarno) Syifa Merdekawati has her own recipe for getting the news: Take a couple hours of television viewing, add in a steady stream of Twitter feeds from news portals and top it off with several hours of poring over newspapers...

News: North Koreans Hack South Korea Online Games to Raise Money

Seoul. The North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has found a novel way of raising badly needed cash, according to the South Korean authorities: unleashing young hackers on South Korea's immensely popular online gaming sites to find ways to rack up points convertible to cash. Despite its decrepit economy, North Korea is believed to train an army of computer programmers and hackers. The police in Seoul said Thursday that four South Koreans and a Korean-Chinese...

News: Mark Zuckerberg's Sister Leaving Facebook to Start Company

 Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and president of Facebook, heads to have lunch at the Sun Valley Inn during the 2011 Allen and Co. Sun Valley Conference, Thursday, July 7, 2011, in Sun Valley, Idaho (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson) New York. Facebook says Randi Zuckerberg, the sister of CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is leaving the company after six years. Facebook said Thursday that Zuckerberg, who had led Facebook's consumer marketing team, is leaving...