If you happen to be a crooked politician, cheating gambler, a sneaky businessman, or merely some lazy ass student that doesn’t want to study for your exams, your dreams have totally come true. You no longer have worry about putting in the hard work and actually earning your way to top, you can now slack off and cheat your way to success! Incredibly, and I swear I’m not making this up, this new Spy Earpiece actually markets itself for every underhanded need that you have. Read more »

Microsoft’s Courier is an incredible new device that looks to fill the void between laptop and smartphone for many different types of users. Its elegant design, smart features, and advantages in general usability may provide plenty of extra incentives for most consumers to make the purchase over Amazon’s Kindle, Apple’s tablet computer (a.k.a. Apple iPad), or Michael Arrington’s CrunchPad. Read more »

The PlayStation Portable (PSP) combines a big screen, Sony marketing savvy, and almost unbelievably bad PSP controls. The tiny thumb stick might not entirely be their fault; you can only do so much while keeping the PSP portable, and other people have inconveniently patented control systems which actually work. Despite this however, they could learn a lot from these incredible PSP hackers. Read more »

The internet is the worst enabler of conspiracy theorists since tinfoil, with even the most insane Elvis-spotter able to not only find friends, but found a whole YouTube channel on the subject. There are people out there right now insisting that the planes that hit the World Trade Center were actually holographically disguised missiles, despite that being retarded even for a COBRA Commander plot. Read more »

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus, a technology aimed at connecting absolutely everything via an external USB device port – and man, they aren’t kidding. Every item you can imagine (and most you can’t because of your sanity) now connects to your computer. But by “Universal” they apparently meant that Bizzaro universe the Justice League ends up in every second month, where everything is reversed and technology is something spectacularly stupid only used for evil. Read more »

All of last week I was struggling to make the big decision of whether or not to leave behind my beloved Moto Q (Sprint) for the brand new T-Mobile G1.  I’ve been a Sprint customer since December of 2003 and I’ve been quite pleased with their Read more »

First off, let me just say that I am a big fan of Apple. While I don’t own an iPod or an iPhone I love my Intel driven MacBook with Parallels to death. So why don’t I own an iPod or iPhone? Well, as for the iPod Read more »

Since I became a MacBook owner last year I have acquired some really great accessories for it that enhance the overall computing experience. I’ve summarized and listed them below for your reference, feel free to post your favorites too!

Macally Protection Shell: This is a very nicely designed stylish soft leather-like snap-on cover that clips on the top and bottom of your MacBook to prevent it from getting stratches while at the same time allowing easy access to all your ports. Unlike several other hard cover MacBook skins, the Macally Protection Read more »

Ever heard of these things? I recently got a pair for our Min Pin Hunter for a good laugh. Doggles come in several sizes, shapes, and colors and are made with 100% UV protection shatterproof, anti-fog lenses, with a flexible rubber frame. The lenses are interchangable and come in smoke, blue, orange, pink, and purple. With two straps, one behind his head and one under his jaw, the Doggles stayed on Hunter despite his several attempts to remove them. Hunter’s vision seemed to be obstructed somewhat, however, due to the smoke lens and narrowed field of vision caused by the frames. Read more »

My wife recently bought a MacBook Pro to replace her old PowerMac G4. It comes with a built-in iSight webcam. Cool huh? Not so fast, although it is an exceptional webcam, it has an Achilles’ heel. That is, the webcam only captures what is directly facing the screen (i.e. just you). This is a big problem if you want to record anything else.

After speaking with a local Mac dealer I was able to locate a fairly inexpensive solution to this problem. It’s called a Huckleberry. Essentially it’s two small mirrors attached to brackets that sits on the top of Read more »