Tenqa bluetooth wireless headphones (HP-109) review

Headphones are a dime dozen, and so for us here at Okay Geek a pair of cans needs to do something more than just produce sound. They either have to have a style all their own, practical value, or some sort of feature that puts them above the rest. The Tenqa bluetooth wireless headphones we’re going to take a look at have an advantage over most headphones, and that’s the ability to go without the use of wires. How do they feel, look, and sound? — More after the break!

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Facebook News Feed changes are neat, but are they necessarily? - Video

At Sep 21, 2011

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Facebook News Feed changes are neat, but are they necessarily? - Video

Leave your thoughts in the comments — Facebook (along with every other company) is known for changing stuff all the time, and making improvements. This pisses a lot of users off understandably, but in reality, Facebook has to change things to stay reinvent in the ever competitive social market. Personally, I’m cool with these changes, but I just have to know whether you are alright with these changes or not.

Apple releasing white iPod touch in October with little to no major hardware changes

Around this time of year we usually get a big press event on the latest addition to the iPod line, but apparently this time around we won’t be getting anything of the sort. September has come and almost gone without so much as a peep from camp Apple on a single new product due for upcoming release — including any new iPod revisions or models. Well, thanks to Macrumors, we have some confirmation of sorts that Apple does plan to release a new iPod, though it’s not all that different than what you might own already. — More after the break!

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Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright join forces with gameplay footage to prove it -- (Video)

At Sep 21, 2011

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Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright join forces with gameplay footage to prove it -- (Video)

“Objection!” and “Aww… professor…” are just a few quotes you’ll no doubtedly be hearing a lot of when the upcoming Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney mash up gets released next year in Japan. No word yet on an American release, but with each of the games from both series winding onto US shelves we don’t think there’ll be any issues localizing this dream cross over.

Amazon giving out $2 credits toward Appstore purchases for Android users

The deal is pretty cool — nab 2 totally free dollars credit off the Amazon Appstore by simply tweeting a link and adjoining your Twitter and Amazon accounts together. Use the credit applied to your account toward ‘one-click’ purchases off the Amazon Appstore app on your Android device (phone or tablet). With a whole 200 cents at your disposal you can seriously take on the Zombie horde as they try to eat the neighborhood’s final reserve of plants, or simply try to ease the tension out of some very disgruntled birds. — More after the break!

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Roomba gets fitted with Goomba and Koopa outfits -- (Video)

At Sep 20, 2011

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Custom Character Roombas (for SUPER iam8bit) from iam8bit Productions on Vimeo.

Roomba gets fitted with Goomba and Koopa outfits -- (Video)

Video games have certainly come a long way since Pac-Man and a certain Italian plumbers ‘Jump-Man’ days, and we know this because we have art shows completely based around our gaming roots. iam8bit is the first of its kind, and these vaccum Roomba’s dressed up as a Goomba, Octorok, and a Koopa shell are just one of the many displays. 

Google Wallet borrows Google Wave logo -- available now for Nexus S 4G handsets

Remember Google Wave? Yeah, neither do we… but it seems that Google does and decided to borrow its sleeping logo for better use on their new Google Wallet service. What’s the infamous search engine giant up to now? Well, think of the NFC enabled smartphones often seen in Japan where consumers can simply swipe their phone alongside a ‘pay pass’ station and pay for goods without any actual money being physically transferred. Google’s newest app is pretty much doing the same thing, however giving virtual versions of your real life credit cards to be used when you got out. — More after the break!