Ever wonder what watches will look like in the future? Designers from around the world have come together to create concept watches for the year 2154. — Trend Hunter
A new site called LiveAutographs takes videos of celebities signing autographs to prove authenticity. It's a kinda random site with B and C list celebs signing memorabilia, but funny nonetheless! — TechCrunch
TiVo has just extended its $400 lifetime subscription plan until July 2. — Crave
Whether you receive waay too many annoying text messages from a spamming agency, or your ex feels the need to send 20 texts to you in the middle of the night, T-Mobile has come to the rescue by making it a breeze to block unwanted text messages.
If you're a T-Mobile customer, you can either block spam text messages or block text messages from a specific number thanks to T-Mobile's helpful new filtering service. Now you can say adiós to that crazy ex who just can't take a hint!
Net Neutrality — Who Owns the Web? Do We Need Two? Some slangers sling around the words "Internets" or "Interwebs" to be cheeky — who knew how close to true it might be! A new book by Jonathan Zittrain called The Future of the Internet – And How to Stop Itposits the notion of separate but equal webs.
If you're eagerly awaiting the Sugar girls' presentation of the Sex and the City movie screening like me, then you're a SATC freak, but are you a Sex and the City geek? I've compiled six seasons worth of gadget and tech trivia to test out your knowledge. Be prepared — it's 20 questions long and will work your brain — and get you ready for the big premiere! Good luck!
Now that you're working out and pumping those muscles with games in preparation for your wedding that burn you feel in your shoulders may not just be the result of some power lifting, but stress.
And as I'm sure you know, between your workout regime, long hours at the office, and dealing with your mother-in-law to be's seating chart (that you didn't ask her for), you may be wanting to head for the hills! Thankfully, gadgets are not only good for playing games and calculating tip percentages, they can also be good for relieving stress.
Let some of these gadgets help you chill out and relax so you don't have a major breakdown (or a breakout) on your wedding day! Check out all my stress relieving gadget suggestions when you read more
As the news rolls in that Earthlink is pulling its citywide WiFi coverage from Philadelphia, any geeky San Franciscan is probably thinking about how close we came to having public WiFi blanket cover our fair city too (please say it's not over till it's over, Gav).
Bittersweetness aside, I've thought of how it would realistically affect me - and I'm pretty sure that it would be absolutely amazing in terms of taking my laptop anywhere to work and play - any coffee shop, getting a pedi, any park. But here's the rub: No way would I stop paying for DSL at home.
San Francisco's offer from Google would have meant a connection speed of 300k, and when my DSL is five times faster than that, I just can't swap. Which is a shame, because I would love for free public WiFi to mean a bill I could get rid of. But what about you? If your city got free public WiFi, would you get rid of yours at home?
Sleek and chic was the name of the game at last night's Jawbone party here in San Francisco. Me and my geeksugar partner in crime were out in full force, checking out Jawbone's latest and greatest second generation bluetooth headset, which is now available for $130. Not only did we get to examine this fashionable device, which features stellar noise-blocking technology and is fifty percent smaller than the original model, but we ran into one of our favorite tech savvy gals — Gina Hughes of Yahoo! Tech and Techie Diva!
For a full gallery from the event, check out all the pics below. And if you're wondering how to get your hands on the gold and silver designs, they'll be available soon. Finally, a bluetooth device with extraordinary sound quality that is comfortable to wear and is absolutely stylish!
Puma
Petite Mendigote
Burberry