Gotham after dark

Gouverneur Lane and Water St. New York, NY
5:52pm EST

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The “X9 XN-F3″ MobiBLU killer! smaller better faster

I just crapped my pants. It’s 1/3 the thickness of my MobiBLU DAH-1500i, has a COLOR OLED screen, and comes in the same capacities (up to 1GB)!!
Anyone reading this from Korea please contact me, I have several under-used bodily organs I would trade for this.

Korean Source Page
Watch the shockwave demo

PS- DAPreview.com points out that this sorta resembles the i-Bead 700 from last year

Volkswagen loves iTunes

According to the BBC, iTunes users are 2.2 times more likely to own a Volkswagen than the average internet user. Since reading this, my mind cannot expunge the images of ex-hippies driving their yellow VW Beatles with daisies in the flower vases and dancing iPod girls in the backseat.

Link to BBC story

Future pen computer projects both screen and keyboard

It’s a concept computer the size of a regular pen. It’s got a video camera and dual projectors to give you both a virtual keyboard and a large color display on any flat surface. James Bond surrenders.

Link to Gadget Review

More pics here!

HTC Wizard (Tmobile MDA) ships Feb 20!

I got to play with this phone in its other incarnation, the Qtek 9100.
Windows Mobile 5
320×240 touchscreen
EDGE connectivity
802.11b/g WiFi
miniSD card slot
1.3 Megapixel cam with LED flash
Internal Antenna
8 day standby battery
Quad-band GSM

$399 on Tmobile USA starting Feb 20. W00t!

Another unreleased single from THE KNIFE

Review from FluxBlog:

The Knife’s previous LP Deep Cuts is a hard act to follow, if just because it contains a song (”Heartbeats”) which could very well be the most sublime single of this decade to date. The Knife pretty much shrug off the pressure on Silent Shout, making a lateral move away from the skewed, romantic pop of that album towards a sound that takes their distinctive production aesthetic to a much darker, creepier place. Nearly everything on the record sounds eerie and unnerving, if not outright malevolent. Imagine chopped and screwed Siouxie and the Banshees or Throbbing Gristle’s “Hamburger Lady” reworked for a goth disco, and you’re about halfway to the general feel of the record. (Click here to visit the official website of The Knife.)

Here’s the download:
The Knife - We Share Our Mother’s Health (MP3)

Bodies the Exhibit

Mmm forbidden photography. So gross/crazy/cool
More pics on G.I.S.
Link to Official Website
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