Nothing to hide here: from time to time I like to Google myself, just to see what comes up. After all, you never know who's going to search for you from a potential boss to a potential date. Even Kristen Stewart admits to self-Googling, as do a few other celebs.
This time, though, I came across one of my outdated social networking profiles that I'd last looked at in 2005. Until now, I'd completely forgotten about it, but there it was, online for everyone to see! I quickly deleted the, um, evidence and then did a quick search to find any remaining profiles I may have forgotten about.
If you decide to stop using a site, do you actively delete your profile? Or do you just stop using it and hope it sort of disappears into the abyss?
I'm always on the lookout for great geeky jewelry, and now with the holidays just around the corner, I'm in need of some adorable gifts for my nieces — and maybe a few goodies for myself.
This week: time-saving iPhone typing tips, a new BlackBerry, the start of my holiday gift guides, and more! Of course, Friday was a huge day — Verizon and Motorola released their highly anticipated Droid. Check out these things and more of what you might have missed in this week's recap.
Rihanna Admits Love For Chris & Watch, Pass, or Rent Weekend Movie Reviews On the weekend edition of PopSugar Rush, listen to Rihanna explain what happened the night Chris Brown physically assaulted her and why she still cares about him, and find out if you should watch, pass, or rent A Christmas Carol, The Box, The Men Who Stare at Goats, and Precious in our weekend movie reviews!
I just spotted this shelf over on CrunchGear, and I must admit, I love it. The UBoard USB board and shelf ($50) features a glass top and three USB ports on its side. There's even a cup holder that attaches to the side!
I don't know that I'd use the cup holder, but I like the idea of a clear shelf that goes over my keyboard, and the USB ports are pretty convenient. What do you think?
Sometimes a girl just needs a little help with picking out a palette. Whether it be for your home, your website, your wedding, whatever, ColorJack can help. Similar to Colourlovers, ColorJack helps you find colors that work together so you can stop worrying if a certain hue of purple clashes with your favorite color of pink and get down to business. Just move the dots around the color wheel to get six different (but totally workable) color options, and you're ready to export your palette to Illustrator or Photoshop, or save it as a web link for reference.
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It's time for another edition of Name That Video Game! This is one of my favorite old-school video games — and the cause of some of the biggest fights in my house as a kid. Hint: this was the third highest-selling game in SNES history.