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Brits Get Free Apple Goodies For 12 Days
The good news? United Kingdom residents will have access to one free Apple download every day from Dec. 26 until Jan 6.
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The Slide Lamp Is Geeky Wall Candy
Being the photography nerd that I am, I instantly fell in love with this unique lamp. It's not just any ordinary lamp, it's a light table for photo slides! How cool (and totally geeky) is that?!
Spruce Up Your Nerd Den With the Illuminating Coffee Table
I am totally falling in love with Suck UK's geeky-chic goods. Not only can they supply me with an old-school Mixed Tape USB Set that I can slip in my BF's bag to show him some love, but they can make me the queen of my castle with this totally hot Union Jack illuminated coffee table. I am seriously jonesing this thing.
A Sneak Peek of Mulberry's Accessory Collection For Apple
Yesterday at the Mulberry Store in London, England, stars came out to set sight on the British fashion brand's latest accessory line, which consists of laptop bags, sleeves, mini messengers, and iPhone/iPod Touch cases. FabSugar UK admits that this is a good partnership between the two companies and I'd have to agree with her. This nine-piece collection will feature bags with Mulberry's signature icons like the Bayswater for women and the Brynmore for men.
This Old House: UK Toy Master Builds House From Legos
You're all geeks, so I can confidently wager that you've spent a fair amount of time building miniature cities with Legos at some point in your lives. I know I did. Not only cities, but spaceships and boats, and forts, and .
USB Mixed Tape Set Has Me Longing For My Dual Deck Stereo
You remember the time before playlists, don't you? Those were the days where dual decks and mixed tapes ruled the world. Making a mixed tape was a big deal and not to be taken lightly.
YouTube Pulls Music Videos in the UK: Do You Care?
Music made available on the Internet always seems to draw fire somehow, and unfortunately for the music obsessed across the pond, attempts to renew YouTube's license agreement with the UK's Performing Right Society have come to a fast halt. According to YouTube, the "PRS is now asking us to pay many, many times more for our license than before. The costs are simply prohibitive for us — under PRS's proposed terms we would lose significant amounts of money with every playback," and have since blocked all music videos in the UK until an agreement is reached.
Twitter to Be Taught in School: What Else Should Be Taught?
Remember back to the subjects you were taught in school; imagine then if you'd sat through a class on Twitter; learned the ins and outs of Wikipedia. That's the future my friends, at least in Britain: it seems that Twitter, Wikipedia, podcasting, and blogging will be taught in UK schools.
This will all be taught before the age of 11, and while, sure, we don't know how long the first two services will be around in their present incarnations, I suppose it's not entirely shocking that the curriculum is changing to reflect the times.
UK Ad Claims That Video Games Equal an Early Death
Do video games spur people to really "do nothing"? That's what this print ad from the UK's government agency Change 4 Life portrays — and not only do they make you do nothing, that apparently causes you to die early.
Sure, some notorious games can hold you hostage for hours, but on the whole, I'm pretty sure this ad is overly alarmist.
Apple Gives Spotify the Thumbs Up For an App
Spotify isn't even accessible from the US right now, but it sure is receiving a ton of buzz! The free peer-to-peer streaming music service allows you to play and share songs from its huge online library (similar to Pandora). But what's great about it, you get to listen to what you want, when you want, without having to store songs on your hard drive.
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