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  • #twitter

    Jailed for Not Using Twitter

    This kid is the famous teen pop star Justin Bieber. Yes, I didn't have a clue either, but apparently he sings in Microsoft store openings and malls. His other ability: If he doesn't tweet, he gets people in jail. More »
  • #music

    Paul McCartney Doesn't Understand the Internet

    What's Paul McCartney's doomsday scenario? Someone, somewhere, somehow manages to leak the Beatles' music onto the internet, where it will be stolen by everyone, all the time. This must be prevented! Notice a problem there? Yeah, it gets worse. More »
  • #inbrief

    Panda Speaker Gallery

  • #spycam

    Spy Camera Detector Guarantees Your Privates Are on the Internet

    Some people are ashamed of their bodies. Me? I regularly strip in questionable environments, just for the thrill that my tush may be showing up on some subscription Russian voyeur site. This spycam detector can save heartache for us both. More »
  • #inbrief

    iPhone 90s Clone Gallery

  • #retromodo

    Vintage Cheese: Nothing Says Holidays Like a Family High on Technology

    Hands up if you're taking a laptop home this weekend to escape family craziness by jumping online for a while. Me too. But if you believe these bizarre 1980s ads, computers were meant to foster an age of dazed family-togetherness. More »
  • #google

    Chrome OS and Android Are Destined to Merge, Somehow

    "Android and Chrome will likely converge over time," says Google's Sergey Brin, echoing the cryptic sentiment first mentioned by a reluctant Eric Schmidt back in July. Today, it's exactly as confusing as it was four months ago. More »
  • #internet

    The Internet Weighs About 1,098,868,920,000 Pounds

    How did Crave UK ever come up with that number? Multiplication and addition, of course. More »
  • #processors

    The Cell Processor Is Going Extinct

    IBM's shitcanning the Cell processor line—you know, the chip that's in the PS3 and uh, Toshiba laptops and TVs—according to their VP of Deep Computing, making the current PowerXCell 8i the last of its ilk. [Fudzilla via MaxConsole]
  • #storage

    Drobo S: A Faster, Fatter Storage Robot With eSATA

    What's the 'S' stand for in Drobo S? Speed. Uh, more speed. And more storage. Specifically, a fifth drive bay for more redundancy, faster FireWire and a new eSATA port. As always, it's not cheap—$800 sans drives. [Drobo]
  • #samsung

    It's Official: Samsung Omnia II Is $200 on Verizon

    Last Friday's tipster was right on the money: The Omnia II lands December 2 for $200 on contract (after $100 mail-in rebate). It runs WinMo 6.5, but that sweet-looking 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen gets the 3D cube TouchWiz 2.0 UI. More »
  • #imagecache

    Astronaut Self-Portrait

    Some time during a six-hour space walk last week, astronaut Robert Satcher managed to capture this shot of himself...via himself. Today, the STS-129 will be completing their third and final space walk. [NASA]
  • #dealzmodo

    Amazon's Black Friday Lightning Deals Going on All Day/Week

    All week, Amazon's offering new quasi-surprise deals hourly. Today, that means 63 discounts on what mostly look like DVDs at the moment. Unrelated note: 2012 is the year when Black Friday sales first start in July. [Amazon via Black Friday]
  • #google

    Microsoft Might Pay Murdoch to De-List From Google

    Last week I joked that Microsoft paying big sites to de-list from Google would never fly—but it just might happen. We know Rupert Murdoch is thinking about de-listing News Corp content, and now Microsoft may provide an incentive. More »
  • #nintendo

    Nintendo DSi LL vs PSP-3000: FIGHT!

    I remember how everyone slammed the PSP because it was huge. Let's see how that brick called Nintendo DSi LL—how much stupider can this product name get?—compares to the Sony PSP-3000. More »
  • #inbrief

    DSi LL Gallery

  • #iphone

    New Jailbroken iPhone Worm Wants Your Bank Details

    Unlike that rickrolling bit of fun, this new worm maliciously targets Dutch ING customers who login via their Jailbroken iPhone. And while it's isolated to the Netherlands right now, it's yet another warning for Jailbreakers to take simple preventative measures. More »
  • #spinningbeachballofdeath

    OS X's Spinning Beach Ball Makes Family Guy Cameo

    I've definitely wanted to Force Quit some conversations in my time, so a real life spinning beach ball of death would be the perfect excuse. Watch: More »
  • #mods

    Sony Vaio UX Becomes a Killer Hackintosh UMPC

    Not only can this 2007 model UX490 quad-boot into OS X, Windows 7, XP Pro, and Vista Business, but its specs have been overhauled. A voice-capable HSPA modem has been added, plus a faster CPU and larger solid-state hard disk. More »
  • #police

    Teenager Calls 911 After Parents Confiscate His Xbox

    Seriously, 911 operators sure deal with some crap. A 15 year old boy from Buffalo Grove (outside Chicago) asked police on Sunday if his parents had the right to take away his Xbox. They stopped by to set things straight. More »
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