TetherBerry now Tether: new BlackBerry version, Android on the way, and a giveaway!
TetherBerry, the company behind the popular BlackBerry tethering application of the same name, announced today that it is re-branding its product to Tether as it expands beyond its BlackBerry roots and embraces Android. We got a sneak preview of its upcoming Android app and the Android version will rival its BlackBerry cousin when completed. We [...]
Dell Studio 17 (Core i7)
A blazing quad-core notebook that delivers an excellent multimedia experience for an affordable price.
New Hello Kitty Online Screens [Screens]
I got an extended look at Hello Kitty Online yesterday and today I woke up with an infection of super-cute screen shots. Let me spread the love like a bad cold.
I seriously wonder what the great architects and builders of world renowned landmarks like the Brooklyn Bridge and the Arc de Triumph would think of [...]
Manhattan Bridge Doesn’t Look Very Safe In This Video [Architecture]
All bridges move, but isn’t the Manhattan Bridge—captured in this time lapse video—bouncing way too much? I’m not an engineer, but I’m glad I take the L line under the East River to get into Manhattan. [Gawker—Thanks OMGPonies]
Pantry Keeps Track Of What You Have On Hand [Downloads]
Windows/Mac OS X/iPhone: If you’re looking for a way to keep track of what’s on hand in your kitchen with the option to share the list with others and sync it to your iPhone, Pantry may very well be your answer.
(Click the image above for a closer look.)
Once running, start your list by adding items [...]
Web-Based Email Slaughters Its Desktop Counterparts [What You Said]
We’d been wondering what kind of emailers our readers were, so earlier this week we asked you to tell us whether you prefer desktop or web-based email. The results:
Photo by dalbera.
As it turns out, a whopping 54% of you prefer to manage your email on the web—versus just 24% who prefer desktop email clients. 20% [...]
Firefox 3.7 Theme Makes Your Browser Look Awesome [Downloads]
Windows only: Mozilla released their version 3.7 theme mockups only a few days ago, but you don’t have to wait for the 3.7 release to enjoy them—a motivated user already created a lookalike theme that you can install now.
(Click the image above for a closer look.)
Installing this theme isn’t quite as simple as you are [...]
Palm Pre Syncs with iTunes Again… for Now [Palm Pre]
Apple and Palm have been playing a little cat-and-mouse over Palm’s decision to spoof iTunes so the popular music player will sync music with the new Palm Pre, and now the Pre scores another one. Apple’s release of iTunes 8.2.1 broke the Pre’s syncing, and though you could still find ways to get you music [...]
BlueRetriever Reunites You with Your Lost Cellphone [Lost And Found]
Losing your cellphone in the great wilderness of the urban jungle is a disheartening affair. Increase the chances that your phone will find its way back to you with a BlueRetriever tracking number.
BlueRetriever is a web-based service that provides a way for good Samaritans to return a lost phone to you. When you sign up [...]
DreamBox Succeeds At Tricking Kids Into Learning Math [News Update]
Seven months ago, DreamBox Learning launched its math-based edutainment site for kids between kindergarten and second grade. Today, it’s making virtual headlines with success stories.
The Wall Street Journal reports that DreamBox — along with other web-based learning game sites like SmartyCard, Brightstorm and Grockit — is closing the gap between between a child’s expected math [...]
