Music to My Rears

Photo from Technabob.

Soon, compact discs will only be used for sitting on, because Apple just bought this.

The Phantom Sentence

Apple is proving itself a greater disciplinarian of treason than even the Russian government, going so far as to fire employees for leaking news tidbits to outsiders, disinforming workers, and maintaining a general sense of paranoia around its campus not seen since the days of Joseph Stalin.

Let's Get It On

With technology more advanced than the Clapper, Sharp is rolling out a line of LED lamps with remote control light adjustment capability, termed Adjustable Color Function.

Appetite for Reduction

Every time an iPhone rings, an angel gets its wings.

Mi Oh Fi

From Novatel, your own personal wireless hot spot. Whenever. Wherever. Within 30 feet.

iGetaround

GM and Segway have got to make their electric-powered urban get-around-pod cooler looking. No amount of government bailout will convince the majority of consumers to travel in the Puma as is designed - regardless of its attractive travel efficacy of 200 MPG and 35 miles per battery charge.

The Appocalypse

Is the apple ready to rot for programmers hoping to cash in with a killer iPhone application? Not quite yet according to this story. However, with the continuous (and seemingly endless) stream of applications flooding Apple's premiere mobile device, the core is softening. The gargantuan amount of applications available threatens to dilute and cheapen the iPhone lifestyle. Apple should invest time and resources in forming an oversight committee to monitor this stuff and weed out the junk. Lots of the available apps are either bogus, useless, or redundant. Really, how many translation or conversion apps are needed? The iPhone is, in many respects, the digital age's symbol of efficiency. And clutter ain't no friend of efficiency's.

Let's Go Bang

How the upper half lives.

Botwalk

A fashion android struts its stuff.