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Sunday
Aug012010
Jason TsayVideo -This is the World's Most Expensive Car Wash
Video -This is the World's Most Expensive Car Wash
This guy charges $11,000 for a single car wash! But don’t underestimate 30 year-old Gurcharn Sahota - in this video he shares his secrets in the world of washing Ferrari’s, Lamborghini’s, and Bugatti’s.
Starting from $12,000 a tub wax to microscopes, Gucharn spends up to 250 hours washing cars in his own Formula 1 style pit garage.
And guess what, his favorite car is the McLaren F1.
Saturday
Jul312010
Android 2.2 for Motorola DROID Coming Next Week »
Android 2.2 for Motorola DROID Coming Next WeekYou remember the Motorola DROID right? No, not the DROID X! The original DROID with the crappy hardware keyboard? Yeah, that DROID. Well, Verizon just announced, that this phone is getting Android 2.2 next week. Nothing about the other DROIDs yet but I’m sure plenty of DROID users are rejoicing at the fact their beloved device will get Froyo after being ignored for half a year.
Saturday
Jul312010
Video - Pixar Presents... Inception!?
Video - Pixar Presents... Inception!?
Well, this is certainly one of the zaniest movie trailer mash-ups but somehow it works.
The creator of the video claims that the whole trailer took only 3 hours to make and that “they’re both about guys wanting to keep a dead loved ones alive. But in the end they realize they have to move on with their own lives. If thats a bad pair then I totally failed.”
Hats off to you, iwantmyTVNOW
Friday
Jul302010
Magic Trackpad Gets Magically Dissected by iFixit
iFixit, we salute you for doing things to gadgets we would never dream of doing. After taking apart all that shiny, new technology, the team decided to give the Magic Trackpad a whirl. Hours of tireless drilling, smashing, and prying brings us this dissected look at Apple’s latest gizmo. For those of you interested in what’s actually in the trackpad, check out iFixit’s full teardown!
Wednesday
Jul282010
Dell Shows Off Streak with Android 2.1, Priced at $299 with Contract
Dell Shows Off Streak with Android 2.1, Priced at $299 with Contract
Check it out! Dell’s doing a vlog and here’s an episode about the Dell Streak! Android 2.1 is being demoed on this unit rather than the 1.6 installed on consumer devices. But why 2.1 and not 2.2 (the newest version)? Well, Dell plans on putting 2.2 on the Streak some time but we’re not sure whther this will be after 2.1 or a direct update. On the money side of things, the Streak has been priced for the US (though it isn’t on sale yet) at $299 on a 2 year AT&T contract and $549 without. People who registered on Dell’s site anytime from July 20th through July 27th get first access to the slate. In related news, the Dell Aero phone was also priced at $99 on contract and $299 without when it is available for purchase on August 9th.
Wednesday
Jul282010
SanDisk Shipping "Its Smallest USB Drive" the Cruzer Blade
Making “the world’s smallest USB thumb drive” would have been too controversial for Sandisk to handle so the company decided to go with “its smallest USB thumb drive.” Just how small is it? It’s about the size of a paperclip and weighs just about as much as an American penny. You can get up to 16 GB of storage or as little as 2 GB. Continue reading for prices and Sandisk’s statement.
Wednesday
Jul282010
HTC Kills off Dopod Brand in China, Shows off New Phones
First off, you may be wondering What the heck is Dopod anyways? Well, HTC devices were sold under the brand of Dopod in China. Today, they’re announcing that HTC phones sold over in China will now be known as well, HTC phones. As for the strange looking devices above, the HD2 look-alike is known as the Tianxi (with a couple minor changes as you can probably tell). The Tianyi (far right) seems to be some sort of Wildfire and Nexus One mashup though that would be quite strange the fact being that both the Wildfire and Desire are part of this new family (the 2 phones on the left). For those asking, the phones will be available on China Mobile soon.
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