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Geek Fuel: Caffeinated Candy, Snack, Lipgloss and Soap
A very long time ago someone started a nasty rumor that geeks live on soda, candy and junk food. While I steer clear of junk food, many of you already know we at the Sugar Network office have a serious collective sweettooth. So how do we stay awake when we blog into the wee hours?
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Sweet Wii-Mote Candy Dispenser
For those of you with a sweet tooth and an undying love for the Wii, what better way to satisfy both needs than with a Wii-mote that shoots out bubble gum smarties?! Even labeled with the "Official Nintendo Seal," this Wii Klik-On Candy Dispenser by Au'Some Candies will fool most into thinking it is just a regular Wii-mote for getting your Wii game on. .
Geek Tip: Use the Conversation Heart Generator to Make Valentine's Day Messages!
Have I said Happy Valentine's Day yet? Well here's a gift from me to you that you can use to say Happy V Day to all your friends and lovers! With the Candy Heart Generator, you just type in the message you want on your candy heart, pick a color, and you get an electronic version of my favorite Valentine's Day treat.
Great Geek Gear Find: Pink Burberry Mini iPod Case
Thanks to TeamSugar user CGW who geek geared this luxurious Burberry candy check mini iPod case! Perfect for Spring/Easter, this case includes beautiful leather trim and a snap closure.
What's great is that it doesn't look like a standard case because it has a fold over cover which conceals your iPod.
Trend: Candy Bars For Gamers
My boyfriend's college roommate Eric was a soccer player who would get up at 3:30 in the morning to go to practice, go to class, return home in the afternoon and game. I'm talking all-nighter, XBox live sessions where he would wear a headset and face off against some unknown person halfway across the US. Needless to say, despite being a fit athlete, these gaming binges went hand in hand with candy and caffeinated soda consumption.
Tech Takes a Backseat in The September Issue
I've been patiently waiting to see The September Issue ever since Fab showed us the trailer back in June, and I finally got the chance to make it to the theater over the weekend.
The documentary follows Vogue's stoic editor Anna Wintour as she prepares for the biggest issue release of the year and chronicles the pressures that follow. Naturally, I was interested in seeing the fashion and getting a behind-the-scenes look at how the magazine runs, but I was hoping for some tech sightings as well.
Which Apple Announcement Are You the Most Excited About?
It was a busy day in SF yesterday with all eyes on the "It's Only Rock and Roll" event. Not only did Steve Jobs made his triumphant, black turtlenecked return to the keynote stage after taking time off for his health, but iTunes 9 was introduced, and then there were the iPods. Oh, the video and FM tuner enabled iPods.
Technicolor Toys: Orange Gadgets and Accessories
Nothing rhymes with orange, nothing really goes with orange, and most people don't even wear orange (unless you're a Fall or daring by nature), but it sure looks spectacular on gadgets! The vibrant cast isn't a traditional gizmo color, but it has been sneaking on to the consumer electronics scene in the past few years starting with cameras, iPods, and even a few laptops and minis. It is cheery, a wee bit retro and makes me think of pumpkins and candy.
Geek Tip: Spend Less on Shows With Amazon On Demand
Although my marriage with iTunes is still going strong, that doesn't mean a girl can't look at what else is out there, right? So when I want some cheap eye candy (in the form of movies or TV), I'll check out Amazon's On-Demand service.
A lot like iTunes, Amazon's On Demand brings you TV and movies when you want them, and you can even buy TV season passes and download the shows as they are released for $1.89 an episode.
Daily Tech: HP's Latest Blu-Ray Drive Is Total Eye Candy
- HP's new dv2 ultraslim notebook comes with this shiny, sleek, and sexy external Blu-ray drive. — CrunchGear
- Here's another tool for Twitter addicts. A new service called Birdhouse acts as a place for you to store your tweets before you post them online.
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