Japanese hardware sales, Feb. 22 – Feb. 28: Oscar primer edition
March 7, 2010 – 7:54 pm | No Comment

[Image via The Stub ] If you’ve been avidly following the Hollywood scuttlebutt this past week, you’ve probably heard of an event which is unfolding at this very moment: The 82nd Annual Academy Awards. We know how badly you guys want to be able to talk about the Oscars whilst chatting over your place of business’ water cooler, coffee pot or rodeo clown make-up station, so we’re here to help you understand the Awards ceremony in terms you’ll find easily understandable: The Oscars are the Spike TV Video Game Awards, but for movies. The similarities between the two events really are pretty striking — the awkward presentation by the cast of the Jersey Shore and Mike Tyson will surely be paralleled by the Oscars’ pairing of Young Starlet A and Lecherous Old Comedian B. While the VGAs have scantily-clad, off-season Victoria’s Secret models hand out their awards, the Oscars assign that task to off-season actors , who spend a majority of their on-stage time wondering whether or not this will be the closest they’ll ever come to holding…

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Metaltech Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart
February 18, 2010 – 2:55 am | No Comment
Metaltech Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart The Metaltech Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart looks like one tough cookie, where it was built to withstand grenade attacks, although we're not too sure why would anyone lob a grenade on a golf course (which is another question altogether) due to the nature of a golf buggy-like design. This battery-powered Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart (Atac) costs a whopping $45,000, where you get firing ports that resemble a bulletproof golf buggy. It can move effortlessly in corridors and ...
Traveling with batteries and ordering gadgets online could soon get pricey
February 7, 2010 – 4:38 am | No Comment
Traveling with batteries and ordering gadgets online could soon get pricey Here are two totally unrelated things I like to do: order gadgets and smartphones online, and travel with loads of spare batteries. Well, perhaps they’re not all that unrelated. Both offer a lot of convenience and save a good amount of cash, but with a new proposal from the U.S. Department of Transportation , that could all soon change. We’ve all seen exploding iPods, cell phones and laptops thanks to faulty Lithium-Ion batteries and connectors, so the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration wants to make air ...
Textecution can prevent texting while driving
January 16, 2010 – 2:18 am | No Comment
Textecution can prevent texting while driving I’m sure we all know that texting while driving is slowly killing our young, and it should be no surprise that companies are coming out with applications to prevent texting while driving accidents from occurring. For example, Textecution, an Android app that parents can install in their children’s phones. Textecution is designed to shut down texting send and receive functions if the phone is moving at 10 miles per hour or more. Yes, that doesn’t help a ...
Airtrax omnidirectional wheels
December 26, 2009 – 7:30 am | No Comment
Airtrax omnidirectional wheels Remember the adage of not reinventing the wheel? Well Airtrax decided to go against common sense by coming up with omnidirectional wheels that strangely enough, actually work! These will target industrial vehicles by rolling forward, back, sideways and diagonally. Hmmm, it would be interesting to see these make an appearance on passenger cars as it would surely go great lengths in helping those who suffer from difficulty in parallel parking, especially in tighter spots.
Is wormhole travel possible? New Scientist says no
December 22, 2009 – 10:14 pm | No Comment
Is wormhole travel possible? New Scientist says no At the beginning of Avatar, one of the ship's technicians tells the crew that they've been in cryogenic stasis for over five years — the time it takes to get from Earth to Pandora. Makes you wonder how they got there, doesn't it? Today's chemical thrusters wouldn't fit the bill: Apollo 10, our fastest manned spacecraft ever, would take 120,000 years on a trip to Alpha Centauri, the closest known star system to our own. New Scientist has a ...
Auto-warning gadget gets affordable
December 22, 2009 – 10:14 pm | No Comment
Auto-warning gadget gets affordable The UK's National Air Traffic Services (NATS) recently announced that they will offer an affordable auto-warning device that wil further reduce the load on your pockets via free downloadable updates. This auto-warning device aism to prevent private pilots from infringing controlled airspace and/or crashing into obstacles including (but not limited to) factory chimneys and broadcast antennae. According to Gretchen Burrett, NATS safety honcho, “Infringements into controlled airspace are a serious safety concern for private and commercial pilots. ...
Audi A8 To Offer EDGE And Google Earth
December 17, 2009 – 4:32 am | No Comment
Audi A8 To Offer EDGE And Google Earth GPS navigators are fairly common in luxury cars nowadays, but about Google Earth? Well, Audi will be offering the option of a built-in navigation system for their 2011 model that comes complete with Google Earth and a GPRS/EDGE modem. 3G would have been a lot nicer, but considering that you don’t see Google Earth on cars everyday, it’s certainly not the end of the world. There isn’t any mention ...