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Crazy, Awesome, Geeky Computers Spotted at a Live Concert
I'm a big live music fan, as evidenced by my love of websites for finding live music near me and my dislike of tech-related distractions like texting during shows. While at a concert last week, I stood behind the most impressive sound and lighting boards that I have ever seen!
The lighting computers on the left were operated with touchscreens.
Tech Dating 101: He CC'd Me on an Email to His Mom
A friend of mine needs some advice: last week, her brand-new boyfriend (we're taking days here, not even weeks) wrote an email list of gifts he wanted for Christmas, sent it to his mom, and CC'd my friend. To be fair, my friend did ask him to send her his Christmas wish list, but she never expected him to send the same list to his mother at the same time.
She's a little freaked out because she thinks this is a sign of him moving too quickly.
Sgt. Pepper Headed to the Rock Band Music Store Tomorrow
September was a big month for The Beatles in the gaming world when The Beatles Rock Band hit the market. I went crazy over it during a sneak peek at E3, and was not disappointed when I got my own copy. Although The Beatles have not always been so chummy with tech, times are a-changing as Sgt.
Play Our Who's Geekier Faceoff Game — For a Chance to Win $1,000 Monthly!
I know how much fun you all had playing our Which Video Game Is More Addictive? faceoffs, so why don't you try out the Who's Geekier game?! Because we love our geeks on GeekSugar, we are pitting some of our favorites against one another in a battle of gadget lovers and gurus.
Website of the Day: Bulbstorm
You've got an idea burning up your brain right now, I can feel it. If you're obsessed with shows like Shark Tank and American Inventor because you keep thinking "my idea is way better than his," then take note: Bulbstorm allows you to ease in to the product development arena by uploading your idea safely and securely to their site, and then get feedback from your friends.
After all your pals weigh in on your invention or product, you can open the door to the Bulbstorm community for their two cents, which has been known to lead to production deals, partnerships, and advice on how to polish your product before you look for financing.
Play Our Who's Geekier Faceoff Game — For a Chance to Win $1,000 Monthly!
I know how much fun you all had playing our Which Video Game Is More Addictive? faceoff game, so I'm introducing a new one today called Who's Geekier! Because we love our geeks on geeksugar, we are pitting some of our favorites against one another in a battle of gadget lovers and gurus.
Website of the Day: TicketFlow
As you know, buying tickets for events can often be a big headache. Rather than having to search the Internet for available tickets (and trying to find ones that don't cost a small fortune), a site called TicketFlow scans hundreds of ticket sites for you — aggregating the best tickets, for the best price, in one handy location. And once the results are listed, you can choose your preferred date and price range so that you get exactly what you're looking for.
Hit Me on Twitter Music Video Is All About the Tweets
You know Twitter has made it to the big leagues when a music video essentially dedicated to the microblogging networking site gets MTV airtime. I got a real chuckle when I tuned in and saw Mistah F.A.B. rhyming about his followers and the lovely ladies he plans to "hit up" on Twitter.
Website of the Day: Skinni Popcorn
There are times when I want to go to the movies, but I have no idea what movies are out and which ones are worth seeing. I can always check out BuzzSugar to see what movies are hitting the big screen and receiving rave reviews, but what do I do when I've got five minutes to decide what tickets to book on Fandango?
A cool site I discovered on makuseof called Skinni Popcorn is your no-fuss guide to movies.
The PSP 3000: Purple, Pink and Turquoise All Over
When the limited edition lilac Hannah Montana PSP 3000 bundle was announced, I couldn't help but go on a bit of a rant about its sexist splash of color — although I don't think throwing Miley Cyrus' alter ego, Hannah Montana, into the mix helped out the situation either. Don't get me wrong, I love color, so the fact that Sony is coming out with a PSP 3000 in pink and turquoise this November, I feel like they've somewhat redeemed themselves. I'll let the pink slide on this one, but the turquoise?
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