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Lego-Inspired Ring: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
I'll admit, I was essentially born to love Legos, so my affinity for this Lego-Inspired ring from Toy Me Milano is expected.
The piece is made of silver with a rhodium plating and provides what I think is a chic homage to the Lego blocks, clocks and gadgetry we see so often in the tech world. Do you like it?
Space Invader Rings: Totally Geeky or Geek Chic?
It seems like 2007 was the year of Space Invader sundries. From pillows, doormats and sweaters to these Space Invader Rings from the Toy Me Milano collection.
I happen to love the rings because they elevate video game love to a whole new level — they are unique, artistic and, if you ask me, completely geek chic.
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Blinded by the Light: Have You Been Fooled by a Commercial?
I was stoked after seeing a commercial for the Powermat, a wireless gadget charger that claims to charge any of your electronic toys without wires, cords, or trouble just by placing your device on the Powermat — finally a solution to my cord-management problems! A few days later I saw the Powermat at my local Best Buy and considered forking over the $100 listed on the price tag for convenience alone. But then reality (and an explanation from the sales rep) set in: $100 is not the bottom line on this super charger.
1-Up Your Life With Vintage Gaming Gear
Sweet nostalgia floats over me whenever I remember playing Super Mario or Donkey Kong with my friends. It's that arcades-are-totally-awesome feeling. That Summer-should-never-end feeling.
5 Adorably Low-Tech Pocket Cameras
It goes without saying that I love my high tech toys, but sometimes it's good to think outside the digital box and get back to your roots. Your film roots that is. This Fourth of July weekend, I'll be taking in all that the city has to offer while snapping up pics with my digital, but it would be fun to have a sprinkling of low-tech snapshots to add to my photographic collection.
Have You Ever Tried to Convince Someone to Buy a Gadget?
Edie Falco's new show Nurse Jackie has not only won a place in my heart for its casting of Twilight's Peter Facinelli as another doctor, but for pushing the iPhone within the first five minutes of its first episode.
A patient in the ER tells Facinelli's character, "Doc you gotta get an iPhone," (watch the scene on Buzz). Somehow I don't think that Mac-loving Facinelli is averse to Apple products, but I'll keep watching Nurse Jackie to see if his onscreen counterpart does.
Control Over Remotes: 5 Decor Solutions For Multiple Remotes
Getting a new gadget gives me the same feeling as when I was a kid tearing into new boxes of toys. But like most adult thrills, there are drawbacks. High prices.
Daily Tech: First Impressions of the iPhone 3.0 Beta OS
- So far so good for the iPhone 3.0 Beta release. Notable features include speedy Spotlight, the MobileMe phone locator, and widescreen SMS.— Gizmodo
- Are you still on the fence about Facebook? A woman describes her first experiences with it and how this social networking site has changed her life.
Wondercon 2009: Loter
Although it seemed that the expo hall at this year's Wondercon was a little less robust than years' past, there was plenty of cute to go around among all that geekiness. Take Loter for example. Makers of tees, toys, cards, and prints, their booth caught my eye from across the room with its retro vibe.
Geeks We Love: Joshua Topolsky of Engadget
You'd think that Engadget's editor in chief, NYC-based Joshua Topolsky, would be too busy doing things like manhandling the new Kindle to have time to talk to geeksugar for this year's installment of Geeks We Love. But this is a man who says if he could, he'd be called "super king" rather than simply "editor-in-chief." Do not underestimate him.
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