I didn't even know that Jenny from the block knew anything about video games, but Boing Boing Gadgets is wondering if Microsoft is set to announce a J.Lo 3 game after finding the image below online. A Google search for "J.Lo, Microsoft" and "J.Lo, video game" turns up nada, but this low budget J.Lo game is very real. Is mass marketing in the works? You be the judge. Nonetheless a Jennifer Lopez game would be kinda fun if it included fashion, music and oh yes—dancing! Source

Get your daily dose of goodness from today's website of the day, a site called ComplimentBot 4000. Featured on Neatorama, Compliment Bot 4000 dishes out a variety of feel good compliments. Want to see more? Refresh the page to feel warm and fuzzy inside over and over again.To learn how to post your favorite sites to the Website of the Day group, just read more

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• Memorex goes green with ReNew products - Apartment Therapy
• Computer Geeks auction themselves off to sorority girls - Shiny Shiny
• R2-D2 pepper grinder adds geekiness to dinner time - Techie Diva
• Cell phone books take over traditional novels in Japan - Switched

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Thanks to TeamSugar user sunny_and72 (aka Kellie DeFries) for sending us this fabulous and blingin' iPhone. As chief designer for Bling My Thing, Kellie created this design for the iPhone called "Rainbow Boogie," which does in fact come in a rainbow of colors! I wonder how long it takes to create such a sparkley masterpiece? Want to see more gadgets plastered in crystals including a Bruce Willis cell phone? Check out a post about Bling My Thing here. If you would like to share some of your bedazzled geek gear, send your photos to geeksugar's cell phone bling group!

Okay, so most of us have gone through the process of buying a cell phone or two, but that doesn't make getting a new one any less painful. You get the run around, geek speak and stats thrown in your face before you can even process exactly what you need and want.

So what do you need to know when going in for the big purchase? PC World has put together a great guide to buying cell phones that should solve some of your qualms about entering the mobile geek playing field. To check out my favorite tips, read more

When I first shared a sneak peek at this faux shuffle that a friend of mine found in Korea most of you were mesmerized by its octagonal navigation and suspiciously familiar body shape and color. Some of you even wondered if the packaging for the fake shuffle was anything like the real Apple packaging. I was able to get my mittens on some additional pictures and the verdict is in: The creators of this noteworthy knock off may have focused on making the iClip.Se MP3 look just like the shuffle, but they went for more modern, iPhone-inspired packaging. (Note the plain black cardboard and the sleek plastic case.) Is it just me, or is this thing more entertaining the second time around?

Starting today, Pure Digital Technologies will be launching a one million Flip Video Camcorder giveaway to benefit nonprofits worldwide. The Flip Video Spotlight program came about when former President Bill Clinton approached Pure Digital, requesting that video be used to shed light on world issues that need to be addressed. With a million pocket-sized camcorders that have built-in software for direct uploading to YouTube, the possibilities are endless for what can be achieved with this initiative.

"We believe video can help change the world,” said Jonathan Kaplan, Chairperson and CEO of Pure Digital Technologies in a press release. "Non-profit organizations do incredible everyday work that the public rarely sees. Imagine the impact that video would make if every on-the-ground staff member or volunteer had both a camcorder and the ability to broadcast their message to the world.”

Pure Digital will distribute up to one million Flip Video Camcorders to nonprofits and other qualified non-governmental organizations (NGOs) over the next five years, starting this December. These groups will be able to use video as a tool to highlight the need for their services, better communicate with their donors, and broadcast their accomplishments to the world. Qualified nonprofits and NGOs can sign up to purchase Flip Video Spotlight Kits at Flip Video Spotlight and will receive the necessary tools to begin using video technology effectively. The massive camcorder giveaway kicks off today at the Clinton Global Initiative where the camcorders will be distributed to each of the current and former heads of state and other leaders. How cool is that?!
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