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The market for pink gadgets is becoming a big one. Pink laptops, digital cameras, mobile phones, and etc. can be spotted almost everywhere. And obviously, this new pink MP3 watch from Skullcandy is another addition to to the growing “pinkness” of female audiophiles. This is certainly not the first pink MP3 watch but a first from a reputable watch company–Skullcandy. This music player can store up to 1 GB of MP3s and also comes with a voice recorder. Watch is waterproof but I highly doubt if music can be played underwater.

Skullcandy’s Pink Bully MP3 Watch also allows voice recording with its built-in microphone. Any girl would love to be seen with this fashionable music player. But with only a gig of memory, the $200 price tag may not be worth it.Hefty I must say.

So is the name Pink Bully appropriate? I think it would be better if we call this the “Pink Lovely”.

Google’s stock topped $620 for a moment today before settling down to $614.41, a $4.79, 0.79 percent advance over its record-breaking performance Monday.The advance came as a Lehman Bros. analyst revised his target for the popular stock to $714.Google’s share price broke $600 for the first time Monday, closing at $609.62. It reached $623.78 and dipped to $608.39 in trading today.More than 37 billion searches worldwide went through Google in August, accrding to a report by comScore’s qSearch 2.0 service. Roughly 60 percent of all searches, the figure is higher than Google’s 50 percent in the United States.Yahoo came in second worldwide with 8.5 billion searches, followed by Baidu at 3.3 billion and Microsoft Corp. at 2.2 billion.

With the severe crunch for space that we have these days, we sure would love to dual up things. What you see up there is a speaker bookshelf that was developed by Pottery Barn’s PBteen division. It is basically nothing but a bookshelf and speakers built into one. I think it’s a pretty neat idea to store all your books and CD’s on it, and just be able to connect your iPod or MP3 player onto those and get some pimpin hot music playing while you do your chores. (more…)

Sure there’s one great technology after the next out there, but then I truly wish they could come up with a lot of color in these, as I get this hammering, blackening, boring image the moment I hear the term ‘technology’. Okay, I do understand that pink is not for everyone, but for the intellectually hot women out there who would like to add some oomph into their otherwise boring lifestyle, here comes the Pink Scientific Calculator (84 PLSE Graphing Calculator) by Texas Instruments. (more…)

Parece que aquellos que tienen estilo y sofisticación van a pasarlo mal con todo este brillo y glamor invadiendo nuestras vidas. Ya sean celulares, auriculares o relojes, todo está siendo incrustado con diamantes, cubierto de piedras y emitiendo brillo. Desafortunadamente, lo que ves aquí no es un adorno falso o la secuela de la película Legamente Rubia, sino que es un producto real que va a ser lanzado como el mouse y la plataforma correspondiente incrustado en joyas y solo para ricos. (more…)

PC maker Apple Inc has secretly upgraded the Santa Rosa MacBook Pro with a new, higher resolution digital camera. The so far used 640×480 pixel camera has been quietly replaced with 1.3MP (1280x 1024) model. A number of Apple Macintosh developers have noticed and piblicized the change in model numbers when they tested their iSight enhancement application iGlasses on the new notebooks at the Apple World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco earliier this month.
According to tech news site Wired.com, the Apple experts biked down to the local Apple store and ran some tests on the Macs there. Sure enough, the new cams were in there but oddly, built in applications like iChat don’t use the full resolution. The guys also believe that the camera wasn’t enabled at all until the recent OS X 10.4.10 update. Anyone out there with shiny new MacBook Pros, please leave your test results in the comments.

Internet! It’s always been trying hard to rid us of the “idiot-box” syndrome, and the good news (or bad news for TV stations) is that the market for Internet TV is estimated to grow by 13.7 per cent US$5.79 billion in 2011 (It was US$422.7 million in 2006), according to a research report from iSupply.We all knew this was coming, didn’t we? The web was always on the growth trajectory of being the most-sought after interactive video library ever! N with more and more people glued to the internet at all hours, Internet TV is big business (I personally stopped watching TV 3 years back, n hook up everything from news to video to music from online). The good news is (more…)

Tuan Nguyen - March 19, 2007 4:39 AM

Several days ago, DailyTech reported that researchers at Britain’s BSM driving institution conducted a study that revealed gamers who play driving games tend to drive faster in real life.

A new study by researchers at the Allianz Center for Technology in Germany and researchers at Munich’s Ludwig-Maximilians University now say that racing video games could be a contributing factor to people’s bad driving habits such as competitive behavior, recklessness and performing risky maneuvers. According to the report, people who play these games and drive cars are more likely to drive recklessly and get into accidents than people who don’t play racing games.
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