So you have this big extravagant wedding and you keep trying to think of something to add that makes your nuptials 90 times better than everyone else’s. Then you have this grand idea to have creepy little robots greet your guests…in your voice. Not only do you need help, you also need to get in [...]
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Look-alike Greeters
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Twitter Dumping
The demise of Twitter has been in conversations for about as long as it has existed. It has spawned several clones and a few incarnations which have improved functionality and flawless up-time. All these points have been mentioned by previous authors in the hopes to take down the behemoth service. Even with recent discussions of [...]
Flixwagon Vs. Qik
Image via CrunchBase Hiya folks, sorry for my long absence, had a lot of personal family issues going on the past couple months, but that’s for another site and time. On to the subject at hand; I have been using both Qik and Flixwagon over the past month and a half with my iPhone and [...]
The Real Cost of the IPhone
The Soup‘s take on the real price of the ridiculously hyped IPhone 3G. It sure is pretty, but is it really worth your cash? Hipped to the vid via GeeksAreSexy
Who needs spam mail..
When you have catmail? The following video is from Fuji TV, starring a cat in the Kumamoto Prefecture of Japan. Nekobinby newsnihon According to the report, Tama the cat was born at one house, enjoyed his life there and was very happy.
JukeBo
Speaking of music, Jukebo is a neat little site that offers up a music video search on a good deal of the video sites out there. Jukebo saves you the time of having to look thru DailyMotion, YouTube, and whoever just to find a video. Interface is simple and easy, and you only have to [...]
Free Live Streaming TV
Image by .evenwestvang via Flickr At home sick, with energy only to veg out and drink soup like me? Go to Online TV Channels, watch a bunch of TV online. There are about 2900 stations to choose from. via
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