It looks like it gives you less slack in the strap, which would keep it closer and prevent the chance (or paranoia) that your camera will tumble from your grasp, out of the strap, and onto the floor.
The seller Phat Straps makes them in a variety of patterns and only charges $17 (cute, and good for your peace of mind, too).
Since naming cell phones became popular, they've become more familiar, but also tread girlier (like ladies' razors), snappier (like energy drinks), and even daring (like Hitchcock films).
They've even become quite provocative; take my latest quiz and see if you can identify which name is that of a cell phone or a Britney Spears tune.
OK Gmail fans, I was over at the Google office in SF yesterday and was warned that if you still want to get your free Gmail stickers, the promo will be ending soon (within a month) as supplies are limited.
The Gmail blog explains all the ins and outs of how to get your stickers, but basically, all you have to do is send a self-addressed stamped envelope to:
Send me some Gmail stickers already
P.O. Box 391420
Mountain View, CA 94039-1420
Oh, and my new favorite sticker? The sheet of Gmail shortcut stickers, so you can quickly learn all of the awesome shortcuts to make navigation in your email inbox a breeze.
In my cavalier MySpace days, when it seemed like adding as many people as you could was the right way to go, I eventually had to defriend people, mainly based on the fact that we weren't really friends in the first place. Now that I only add people to my Facebook account that I actually know and am friends with in real life, I haven't had to defriend anyone. Nor has a burger encouraged me to do so.
But what if you have a falling out with someone? Or you don't want someone having access to your info? Tell me: Have you ever had to defriend anyone?
It's the final week of our fabulous Coach giveaways for PopSugar Daily. This week baby needs a new pair of shoes and now is your chance to enter to win one of five Spring-worthy pairs of Coach sandals (the Jeanna in black, the Annissa in natural or white, or the Sierra in black or vermillion).
To enter, all you have to do is sign up for PopSugar Daily, our newsletter of what's hot to shop, see, or do that day. There's a sign up box on the side of this page. You'll also get an entry for every friend you invite to sign up for the newsletter. Read the official rules here, for our final Coach giveaway and of course, tune in to PopSugar Daily to stay on top of what's hot every day, every week.
Traditionally, when I think of February, I think of love and chocolate. But this year I'm also thinking about snowy mountains, supernatural powers, space exploration, and kicking butt old-school style. Before you start calling me insane, find out why I associate those things with February — click through my slideshow of all the games hitting shelves this month!
I love my Curve, just like every celeb in Hollywood. And thankfully I didn't make the switch to a Bold (like my sister) because I can now upgrade to the new Curve — the 8900. Basically take the BlackBerry Storm's sleekness, the Bold's UI, and the Curve's reliability, and you've got yourself the new and improved Curve 8900. The Curve 8900 is noticeably thinner than the 8300, with RIM stating that it's actually the lightest and thinnest full-QWERTY BlackBerry Smartphone to date. It's got that nice smooth rubbery feel on the back, and with the new Atomic trackball, you'll notice it's a bit more sturdier than the one you'd find on a Pearl or older Curve models.
Other brilliant features include the 3.2-megapixel camera, the built in video camera, and the striking 480x360 pixel screen that shows off crisp images and bright colors. The backlit QWERTY keys take a bit of getting used to if you're used to the 8300, but all in all, not a huge adjustment to make. Overall, if you're a Curve user and a Curve fan in general, you'll fall madly in love with the 8900. Keep in mind this bad boy doesn't come with 3G.
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