Ever wanted to play a video game while you're driving? Okay - probably not. But you will now. Read more

Have you made it through life this far without a Bluetooth bracelet? To quote The Sicilian: inconceivable! Read more

If you're the kind of guy who likes your belt buckle big (and who likes, say, home chemistry kits and ham radio) then have I found the perfect accessory for you. Read more

TUAW, a blog dedicated to Macs, is reporting a rumor that the next Macbook is about to be unveiled within a week and that it might be sporting an NVIDIA GPU under its hood. That's big news for Mac fans who are gamers but don't want to splurge on the much costlier Macbook Pro. Read more

For those of you who maintain your own blog or website, you've probably discovered that a great way to jazz up your posts is to bedazzle them with a stock photo here and there. Pictures are attention-grabbers (nobody likes to read). Stock photos, because of the royalties owed to the photographers, cost money, and that can add up if you're constantly posting. Read more

If you haven't heard of RFID, here's the explanation from Wikipedia: "An RFID tag is an object that can be applied to or incorporated into a product, animal, or person for the purpose of identification and tracking using radio waves. Some tags can be read from several meters away and beyond the line of sight of the reader." Sound cool? Not sure? Read more

There was a time when it wasn't all that cool to wear a Star Wars t-shirt. Okay, I don't really remember that time, but that's what my wife tells me, anyway. Regardless, that time has now officially come to an end. Read more

Have dreams of making it big in the music biz, but don't want to compromise your artistic integrity and get robbed blind in the process? TuneCore lets you easily publish your music to all of the major digital music stores (iTunes, eMusic, Rhapsody, Napster and others). Read more

Apparently, state treasuries are sitting on nearly $33 billion of lost money in the form of forgotten tax rebates, insurance refunds, traveler's checks and bank accounts. And now there's a way for you to find out if some of that booty is yours. Go to MissingMoney.com to claim your misplaced fortune. Read more

Well, these days it definitely feels like society is starting to come apart at the seams. And to be ready for the coming Mad Max post-apocalypse here in Atlanta, you'll need petrol - you know black gold, Texas tea. Gasoline. Which seems to be getting harder to come by as the days wear on. Luckily, for all you Atlantans, Twitter has an answer to your Road Warrior-like conundrum. Read more

Apparently there are a slew of double-Os in the making who spend their time writing about their trips to Cabo on their high school friends' Walls. PhysOrg.com reports British espionage agency MI6 is now using Facebook as a recruiting tool. And if you like their Facebook page, you'll really get a kick out of their Flickr gallery. Read more

Since Congress doesn't have much else going on right now, on Friday the House of Representatives passed the Webcaster Settlement Act of 2008, which will allow the streaming music site Pandora to continue suggesting to you other songs that sound just like that Miami Sound Machine song you love so much. Read more

According to PhysOrg.com, Panasonic has developed the world's first 3D full HD (1080p) Plasma Theater System. The system is comprised of a 103 inch plasma television and a Blu-ray player, which will split hi-def images to the left and right eye. Yes, glasses are required. Read more

While we all appreciate the power-saving features that help us squeeze enough time out of our Macbook battery to get through "Beastmaster" on DVD, aren't you tired of your Mac's screen periodically dimming, prompting you to jab at the mouse every few minutes like you're in some sort of Pavlovian experiment? Here comes computer science to the rescue. Read more

A recent study from the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication indicated that the average online gamer defies the traditional stereotype of an overweight male adolescent. Read more

The US Army recently awarded a five-year $4 million contract to researchers from the three universities to study the concept of the "thought helmet." According to PhysOrg.com, the device "would harness a person´s brain waves and transmit them as radio waves, where they would be translated into words in the headphones of other soldiers." Can Read more

The first phone based on the Google Android operating system was announced this morning. The phone is made by Taiwanese manufacturer HTC and is dubbed the G1. Catchy, no? No? It sports a touchscreen UI akin to the Apple iPhone. Also like the iPhone, Google's new OS is likely to be a major platform for 3rd party software development. Unfortunately, the similarity seems to end there. Read more

The Way, "a worldwide, nondenominational Biblical research, teaching, and fellowship ministry headquartered in rural Ohio," has produced a, well, let's just call it music video, worthy of a "So You Think You Can Dance" audition. Read more

From the big celebration yesterday? What's that? You have no idea what I'm talking about? Well, then somehow you missed that September 19 is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. What's that? No, I'm not kidding. Read up at the official site for all the details. And seriously, swab the deck. It's disgusting. Read more

Do mere words often let you down when you are tweeting away on Twitter? Semi-colonic emoticons just not cutting it? Fear not - The Next Web has a solution to your dilemma: TwitterKeys. With this bookmarklet, now you can easily insert symbols to express yourself in all sorts of ambiguous, non-committal ways. Read more