Daily Crunch: Butterfly Board Edition
Replica Nikon Lens Mug Now Available
Playstation logo licenced for clothing, “lifestyle” products
ChouChou: Amazing robot butterfly in a jar (videos)
Voilà! Apple’s Magic Trackpad Appears. Multi-Touch On Any Mac For $69
Apparently, You Can Still Solder Together Your Own Computer If You Really Want To
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Julius Hesh Paul Frank Skullcandy Headphones Now Available In Black
Skullcandy has added a new model to its popular line of Paul Frank headphones, with the latest being the Julius Hesh Pau Frank - Black. The design itself looks interesting, and it sports useful features such as a 1.2 meter nylon braided cable, along with a 3.5mm gold plated connector. Speaker diameter is measured at 50mm with a frequency range of 18 - 20 kHz. These headphones will set you back $49.95, but that's the price you have to pay to stay in touch with the latest audio and designer gear.
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iTunes 9.2.1 Available for Download, Brings Plenty of Bug Fixes [Apple]
Looks like iTunes 9.2.1 is available for download now. Nothing terribly exciting to be found in the update though, just a lot of bug fixes: More
Motorola’s rugged i1 coming to Sprint: July 25 for $150 on contract
A solid four months after first seeing thing plastered across half of Las Vegas, Motorola's i1 finally has a date with Sprint. The planet's first Android-equipped smartphone with Nextel Direct Connect will go nationwide on July 25th (via telesales and websites; all other Sprint channels will see it on August 8th), bringing military spec ruggedness, push-to-talk capabilities and a certain ability to withstand all sorts of death grips. Unfortunately, Android 1.5 is a bit of a dinosaur at this point, but it's still a heck of a lot better than that G'zOne Rock you're currently toting. Get ready -- you've got just under a week to scrounge up $149.99 and the nerve to sign another two-year contract.
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Samsung Captivate Now Available On AT&T For $199.99
By now you've probably read plenty about it, and if what you've read has convinced you that the Samsung Captivate is the phone for you, you'll be glad to hear that AT&T is now offering the Samsung Captivate, and you'll be able to pick it up for $199.99 bundled with the mandatory two-year contract, or $499 if you don't want to be tied to one (which is slightly higher than the originally reported $349 price tag). In case you're wondering what all the fuss is about, the Samsung Captivate sports:
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Hulu Plus Preview Now Available For PlayStation Plus Subscribers
It's taken a little while, but the Hulu Plus service is now available for download for PlayStation Plus subscribers. From today onwards, PlayStation Plus subscribers who download the application will be able to request for an invitation to the exclusive preview, and if accepted, will be able to fork over the $9.99 fee that Hulu charges to access the content. The expanded library of Hulu Plus includes every episode aired from the current season of popular shows like Glee, House, Family Guy, and The Office, not to mention older shows, movies, and also documentaries. So what are you waiting for? PlayStation Plus subscribers will probably want to give this a try immediately.
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Hulu Plus Preview Now Available For PlayStation Plus Subscribers
It's taken a little while, but the Hulu Plus service is now available for download for PlayStation Plus subscribers. From today onwards, PlayStation Plus subscribers who download the application will be able to request for an invitation to the exclusive preview, and if accepted, will be able to fork over the $9.99 fee that Hulu charges to access the content. The expanded library of Hulu Plus includes every episode aired from the current season of popular shows like Glee, House, Family Guy, and The Office, not to mention older shows, movies, and also documentaries. So what are you waiting for? PlayStation Plus subscribers will probably want to give this a try immediately.
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MeeGo 1.01 For Netbooks Now Available
MeeGo fans will be happy to hear that the operating system has received its 1.01 update, which offers several improvements and fixes. Users who are currently running MeeGo 1.0 will be able to get hold of the update by clicking on the "install updates" button when they get the update notification, or you could get the release directly from the MeeGo Repository Home. Improvements include:
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MobileMe iDisk iPad App Now Available [IPad Apps]
The folks who own iPads and pay $99/year for MobileMe subscriptions have something to be happy about: The MobileMe iDisk app is now iPad-compatible. Of course, that compatibility upgrade also brought iOS4 support for the iPhone version: More
NASA Moonbase Alpha Now Available on Steam [Gaming]
Would you like to travel to the Moon, set up a permanent base, and defend it against mutant zombies mind-controlled by the nazis who escaped Earth using UFOs back in 1945? Then, don't play—the free—NASA Moonbase Alpha. More