Archive for August, 2006
August 28, 2006 at 11:45 pm · Filed under Retail
I still use a typewriter at work. It’s not by choice, believe me. But if I had to choose
between an old fashioned typewriter key or a modern day computer keyboard key as a charm, I’d go with the latter.
If you are looking for your own, head on over to Uncommon Goods and check out their selection.
Via one of my favorite blogs, Techiediva.com
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August 22, 2006 at 12:09 am · Filed under Video
Join us for Episode 3! (We’re using a colon this time because it seems like the ‘|’ breaks the RSS)
Story links include: Terror Alert Levels Parody T-Shirt | Stayin’ Warm With the Slanket | Upload your digs with Mydrobe.com
Music featured: Bravelove (Midinight Mashmix) by Shagrugge (cc license)
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August 14, 2006 at 1:56 am · Filed under TechFashion, Trends
The Foo Logs has brought to all of our attention a very relevant article from this months Wired Magazine. They are providing everyone with a little bit of advice on how to consciously interact with your high tech gizmos in a civilized society.
One item that Foo added to the article is my very own personal pet peeve:
“don’t forget to take off your bluetooth headsets AFTER you finish a cell phone conversation; looking like a Star Trek guy walking around with it on your ear (and the faint bluetooth signal light blinking) is NOT cool.”
I couldn’t agree more.
- I Heart Switch
It's more then a blog, it's a total interactive experience for womens tech fashion over at SWITCH. ...
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August 12, 2006 at 1:59 pm · Filed under Video
Episode 2 is chock full of stories - such as: HOPE is inspired by Senator Ted Stevens to create an “It’s a Series of Tubes” T-Shirts (via BoingBoing); Black Box Nation has a hoodie that captures your most emotional moments; and this bikini from Solestrom Swimwear keeps you advised of UV intensity levels (via Medgadget).
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