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Archive for May 2010

Steampunk Jewelry: Gears for Geeks

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Naturally, these cool pieces of handmade jewelry aren’t for everyone, but the steampunk allure that maker Ricky Wolbrom injects into her designs is kind of amazing if you are into the retro-mechanical look.

All of Ricky’s pieces are one-off or limited edition jewelry, neatly fitting into the steampunk genre, complete…

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May 4th, 2010 by: Range

The Apple Field Guide: Know When and Where to Use Your Gadgets

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I have to agree that many people have no idea when to use their gadgets. I’m all for reading in the bathroom, but would you take  your iPad with you?
Thankfully, Fast Company has come up with this great little cheat sheet, that you can cut out and take with…

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May 4th, 2010 by: Range

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Darth (Space in)Vader

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Darth vader Meets Space Invaders. Need I say more?

RoboRock’s Space Invaders x Star Wars… mashup t-shirt is geeky perfection. But if you want one, you’d better be quick. It’s available for one day only over at Riptapparel (5/4/2010) for just $10 bucks.

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May 4th, 2010 by: Technabob

Prince of Parking Lot: Jordan Mechner’S Brother Acting Out Prince’S Moves

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Jordan Mechner – creator of classics like Karateka and Prince of Persia…, among other things – posted his old journal entries on his website. The journal – which Mechner started in 1985 after graduating from college – tells “how Prince of Persia came to be, and how it almost

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May 4th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Boba Fett Helmet has a Cheap Bounty on Its Head

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Entertainment Earth is showing off a new full-size Boba Fett helmet for pre-order. It features an articulated rangefinder and electronic sounds. I love how EE specifies that the helmet was “specially designed to look awesome for kids of all ages…!”, because I’m willing to bet that the first ones

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May 4th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Steve Jobs Email Reply Generator Probably Gets a Lot of Hits These Days

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Like everything in this world, Apple is not perfect, although lately Apple seems to be showing more of its “not perfect” side. Case in point: Shane’s complaint about the outrageous prices of digital magazines on the iPad. While that may not be directly Apple’s fault, with its leather pants-tight hold…

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May 4th, 2010 by: Lambert Varias

Gamecube Portable Perfection

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I’ve certainly seen my fair share of Nintendo portable casemods over the years, but I have to say that this Gamecube handheld is one of my new faves.

I suppose it’s because this is modder techknott’s second Gamecube portable that it’s so well put together. The portable features a nice…

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May 3rd, 2010 by: Technabob

Japanese Soccer Robot Could Put Human Players Out of Business

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Actually, probably not. Robots are still clunkers in my book. However, it looks like the RoboCup Japan Open 2010 is currently happening in Osaka, Japan. It’s the world’s biggest robot soccer tournament (!) and has 225 teams from all over the world competing for the ultimate title in robot soccerdom!…

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May 3rd, 2010 by: Range

Original Iron Man Comic is Almost 50 Years Old but Tony Stark Still Looks the Same

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It’s funny how comic book characters rarely age. I’ve never been an ultimate Iron Man fan – Spider-Man always did it for me. It looks like Marvel is reprinting Tales of Suspense #39 from 1963 to celebrate the release of Iron Man 2… and the new Diesel fragrance, Only the

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May 3rd, 2010 by: Range

WTF is Up With iPad Digital Magazine Prices?

I can certainly understand that the print publishing industry is taking a beating with the poor economy, and many marketers moving ad buys online. I get that the print industry needs to sell issues to stay afloat. What I don’t get is the rationale behind charging more for a cheaper-to-produce…

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May 3rd, 2010 by: Shane McGlaun

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