Watch the entire episode below or from Diggnation's website. Try to rouse yourself from the inevitable swoon that will occur from watching these three hot man geeks in one room.
You can't misplace your USB stick if you're wearing it. This isn't the first bracelet with a built-in flash drive that I've seen, only the last one was made of rubber and would not exactly go with everything in your closet. This Jeweled USB Bracelet from Brando is light years flashier, with a bracelet in gold or silver, flanked by what I assume are rhinestones (being that it's just $33).
It's got 8GB of memory, and like I said, would be hard to misplace. It's on your wrist and screams BLING!
So many websites exist for you to review restaurants, stores, and products that it's so easy to look before you leap these days. Somebody on the Internet could recommend it, so you feel less like you're trying something new without a safety net. But what about really basic stuff, stuff you wouldn't think of recommendations for? What about . . . food?
Zeer is your new food review website. Not restaurant reviews; food, the kind you find at the grocery store.
Wondering how the new low-fat ice cream bars of a certain brand are? Or if you would like a type of beer you saw at a friend's house, or maybe you have food allergies that you need recommendations for? These all exist on Zeer: reviews of food products, as well as suggestions from other dieters or allergy sufferers that you might like.
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By now, I've seen several modern-looking charging stations from Pottery Barn, but I generally have the same complaint about them: too expensive! Must organization really come at such a premium?!
If you're lucky enough to catch something on sale though, you've just scored; such is the case with this Speaker Charging Valet from the PB Kids arm of the company.
It still comes in at $75, which many folks would scoff at, but look at all that it holds and does — it gives you spots to charge your essentials and functions as an iPod dock. Not a bad little corral for your gadgets.
Not to be a Debbie Downer, but the unemployment rate in the US is still rising. So if you are among those unfortunate masses that will have to take to the classifieds, start multitasking — there's a new way to search jobs and pound the pavement at the same time.
JobCompass is a mobile web service that lets you search for jobs in your area, so you can look for that perfect job even while on the go.
You can specify your job description and search area (so you can stay close to home and not spend a lot of dough on commuting costs), and the best part is, JobCompass is available for your smartphones as well as your iPhone, for free. Which is great, cause if you are jobless, you don't want to spend any more cash looking for work than you already have to.
Circuit City first announced that they were filing for bankruptcy last November. Well they are now beginning to liquidate all remaining stores. — Boing Boing