Well, this kid named Jack Streat has created an insane “Lee Enfield” Sniper Rifle - entirely out of Lego and rubber bands. He has also made an AK-47, a Desert Eagle, and about every other gun you can name, out of Lego. If your not clear on the fact that this is the most mind blowing creation ever, there is a nice video of it in action after the break…
Can you say corporate cover-up? After all, that’s what it feels like. We all know the story by now: Sprint overzealously states the number of EVO 4Gs sold on launch day, then they come out and correct their statement, claiming that it didn’t do as well as they’d originally stated. But now, we’ve heard that Sprint’s official correction came about after an employee posted on XDA-Developers what’s to be believed as “more reputable sales figures.” After accessing Sprint’s internal inventory system, this one brave employee was able to determine that Sprint only sold around 65,500 units — we’re not so sure, but last time we checked we could’ve sworn that analysts had narrowed it down to 150,000 units, hmmm? As you may’ve guessed by now, the unnamed Sprint employee was eventually let go — all we can say is: Sprint, stop sacking employees for doing the right thing!
This is really neat! I know this is a little old, but I figured there were a few people who didn’t know about it.
Twitter has put some major work into making this beautiful FIFA 2010 homepage for you to oogle at. This seems much better than Google’s updates, and its done with the simplest interface possible. Very cool - Check it out!
Today was Cheer up Keanu Reeves day, and we at T3ch H3lp want to show we care - so we are putting together a kind letter and listing the best sad Keanu photos from around the tubes. We want to remind you that you can jump into the Facebook event here, and also send him some kind words, on the Facebook group. So let us continue…
Well, this is a pleasant surprise, huh? 9to5Mac.com has unearthed some source code in iOS 4 that suggest Facebook video uploads are coming to the iPhone. Users should be able to upload videos at a resoloution of 480 x 480, and at 30 FPS.
We should be able to view them using Facebook’s HTML5 integration, and it will be interesting how this is adopted in the current Facebook apps in the appstore - Read more
Once upon a time there was a guy named Stefan and he wanted to get is Wife an iPad. He thought about gift-wrapping it, but instead, he decided to freeze it inside a slab of solid chocolate and ship it six thousand miles to his wife in Cape Town, South Africa. How romantic.
We saw this on Engadget, and we were really suspicious that this would fail miserably, but after seeing the original article… well, it’ll put a smile on your face - See the photos
“Error messages are not only annoying, but can cause damage to your computer. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, your computer and privacy may be at risk.”
This is another fine commercial that promises to “Speed up your computer”, but most of us already know this is bogus. Don’t get us wrong, it’s not as bad as the Finally Fast infomercial, but still… really?
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