Tech Swarm
Monday, March 27, 2006
Play Games. Boost IQ. Become a Genius.
Brain research leads to a Nintendo game that boosts your IQ and turns its players into instant geniuses.
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Buy an alien device
This LED device catches the eye for no apparent reason. The clip will let you stick the device on almost anything. Take the clip off and you can even fix it to a lanyard and wear it as a necklace. It seems to be a clock, a stopwatch, a pedometer, a signal, a motion responsive display, and even a scrolling message display.
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Google in the news
♦ Suing Google Because Your Google Site Ranking Sucks
♦ Judge Orders Google To Turn Over Gmail Account To Feds
♦ Judge Orders Google To Turn Over Gmail Account To Feds
Thursday, March 09, 2006
Futuristic Watch
"We really can't over-emphasize the number of envious looks this ultra-modern masterpiece attracts. Because as well as perplexing everyone who sees it (except the wearer), the Ibiza Ride looks like something Buck Rogers might wear when hitting the disco with Twiki. Best of all, it's unlike any other watch out there. And in the war of wristwatch one-upmanship, individuality is everything."Sunday, March 05, 2006
Flash Wristband
The Imation Flash Wristband redefines wearable technology design by combining a portable flash drive that doubles as a wristband. Durable and stylish, the Imation Flash Wristband is the new, convenient way to transfer, share and save digital files. Whether it's homework, photos, graphics, music or e-mails, it's all protected beneath a flexible blue or black rubber shell. Always at the ready, the 256MB Flash Wristband is the indispensable, go-anywhere accessory for the everyday professionals and consumers.
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
The Metaphysics of Google Addiction
Six days a week, Shari Thurow spends copious amounts of time conducting searches on Google. But each Saturday, she makes a point of observing a "Google-free day." The rules are simple: Use any search engine except for Google. In practice, however, the policy is surprisingly difficult to implement.
