We may be completely wrapped up at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas today, but that doesn't mean we aren't wondering what will happen next week at MacWorld. Play MacWorld Bingo to test your ESP. — Cult of Mac Is CES leaving Las Vegas? We think they'll leave that to Sheryl Crow, but that's just us. — Gizmodo Not all watches are made alike. Here's a watch phone in dire need of a Read more

Are you a geek looking for a new workout? Illustrated New Year's workout for geeks...with nothing but gaming gear. It's hot. — Gizmodo What does the AC/DC Shifter do? It plays AC/DC songs and allows you to mix the tracks with the tractor handles. – Unplugged Our friends at Techie Diva have designed their site. It's pretty fly. — Techie Diva MTV Networks video is coming soon to a site near Read more

Panasonic's ginormous HDTV has been unveiled, and it's absolutely gorgeous. — Engadget Sony is set to reveal a PSP with GPS (straight from Japan, naturally) at CES this week. — Kotaku Innovations and Design Engineering Honorees showcased their top tech at CES Unveiled this past weekend. — Unplggd Sony launches the Milo 2 today, a smartphone which comes with a QWERTY keypad, a Read more

Rumor has it that Jay-Z is launching a record label with Apple. This rumor calls for a WTF. — The Boy Genius Report Belkin's waterproof mouse is put to the test with oatmeal, chili, pudding, Red Bull, and Cheetos. Is it lunch yet? — Gearlog A California man drove into a commuter train after following directions from his GPS system — CrunchGear Intel breaks up with One Laptop Per Child Read more

I'm already gearing up for CES and can't wait to check this out, the LG.Philips LCD E-Paper model. Let the fun begin! — CrunchGear A New York–based comedienne and self-proclaimed "first advocate for moderation in cell phone use" has given up her cell phone as a New Year's resolution. What is she on? — Switched They wonder "What geek can resist replacing their boring vehicle horn with Read more

Picking the Most Hideous Mobile of 2007 was probably a harder task than one might think. Still, I agree with the results. — Shiny Shiny The question is: Should web giants let startups use the information they have about you? Read. Consider. Talk amongst yourselves. — Wired I already know the answers, but check out the review of the new book NERDS: Who They Are and Why We Need More of Them. Read more

The Nintendo DS which launched in 2004 is so popular in Japan that it has already outsold the Playstation 2 which launched in 2000. — Kotaku The first app for Googlephones has just launched in beta, and it's called WhatsOpen.com. — Valleywag FYI: The TSA isn't allowing any more loose non-rechargeable lithium batteries in checked luggage. . . good times. — The Consumerist A girl unwraps an Read more

The Kindle is not only a useful e-book reader, but it also comes with GMaps integration, hidden picture and slideshow functionality, and the ability to snap a screenshot. — Engadget Valleywag creates its own top 10 list of 2007, featuring the web's top 10 top 10 lists. — Valleywag Amazon's MP3 store gets taken for a test drive. — CrunchGear Thumbplay creates ringtones to help you keep Read more

The New York Times explains why Apple stores across the nation are so successful. — CrunchGear Follow these steps to ensure your gmail account doesn't get hacked. — ValleyWag Take a stroll down memory lane with the Magnavox Odyssey gaming console. — Gizmodo The Mustek digital photo frame combines an iPod dock and photo frame into one. — Shiny Shiny Apple is reportedly getting into the Read more