Got something to say? Some clickin' and complainin' to do? Head over to GetSatisfaction and search out the retailers you have a beef with. Often times someone got there before you with the same question or complaint, and it's already been posted by another user and solved.

It's a great way to vent and find possible recourse (there's a whole thread on finding a Wii if you're still having problems finding one, even) — have I ever espoused the virtues of venting and how therapeutic it is?! No? Well I am now. Go get your grievance on.

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Congratulations to TeamSugar user canyousaycheesy — the winner of the chic new white Centro by Palm smartphone!

Canyousaycheesy was randomly selected from the list of participants in the giveaway and will now get a shiny and new quad-band Palm Centro. Such a fresh and fun new phone for Spring!

Thanks to everyone who entered and took part in geeksugar's "Palm Centro Smartphone" quiz! Stay tuned for more giveaways in the upcoming weeks!

Oh, how I hate tabbing back and forth from Firefox to iTunes. It just takes so much time! If you're a geek, you know our goal is to make things easier for ourselves, not to control + tab our life away. Thankfully, we have FoxyTunes, to allow us to control our music player — right from the convenience of our browser.

To learn how FoxyTunes works, read more

• The Gizmodo guys got their hands on a Time Capsule and by the sounds of it, so far so good, with no major issues to report. — Gizmodo
• Some fresh new tunes are coming to Guitar Hero III! Starting later today, you'll be able to rock out to No Doubt songs, which are set to become available on Xbox Life and PSN. — Joystiq
• Jawbone will be releasing new limited-edition headsets, which will feature a smooth shiny surface and come in gold, black, and white. — Yahoo! Tech
• Google will soon be giving all homeless people in San Francisco a life-long phone number and voicemail for making calls and receiving messages. — MSNBC
• Wired gave 10,000 of its "free" March issue away, but unsuspecting readers took the "Free!" cover to heart and removed it from newsstands. — Valleywag

Hussein Chalayan is certainly no stranger to incorporating technology into his fashions, as he already showcased a series of LED laser dresses earlier this year in Tokyo. During this week's Paris Fashion Week , Hussein presented his Fall collection, which included high-tech dresses used to symbolize the Big Bang.

As discussed on Boing Boing, models came out at the end of the show wearing moving lights that orbited around them, representing the center of the universe. They certainly don't look like the most comfortable pieces of geek apparel to wear, but an interesting concept nonetheless. I'd rather see more light emitting diode dresses, which are somewhat fashionable and functional.

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You don't have to cut off a body part to become "Internet Famous," but if you're desperately training your camera on your kid, pet, or friends in hope that they'll do something so compelling as to end up in the category that is viral, well, you can go to school for that. Internet Famous at Parsons New School for Design is a graduate-level class for students and declares itself the first class ever "where software will award each student a grade based on a quantitative measurement of their web fame."

To learn more about this cool class and site, read more