Do you ever find yourself reading a discarded magazine or newspaper on the train or in the pub and finding an article that you think would be of interest to someone you know? I do it a lot (usually when I see a cool gadget I want to pass on to you guys!). Make getting it to the easier with the CopyCat Portable Scanner.
With the Japanese Grand Prix coming up next weekend, and the F1 2010 offical game having been released a short time ago, racing is the big hype of the moment. If you want to give Lewis Hamilton a run for his money without risking the dangers of high speed racing, then here is the next best thing: The Thrustmaster Ferrari GT F430 Wireless Cockpit for the PS3.
I have to get this joke out of my system. How do you make you iPhone 4 even better? Transform it with an R2Decal! *cough* Sorry. But you can make your iPhone 4 geek chic with decals of Hans Solo in Carbonite and R2D2.
School has stopped being out, the weather is getting colder, and all the smart childless bunnies will be off on late summer holidays to hotter climates. Well done you! You but there’ll still be inevitable delays on British Airways, and you’ll end up standing about for hours. Or will you?! Well, not if you’re pack a Travelteq Trip, because this suitcase is also a chair AND one version is even a sound system!
Got your iPhone 4? Or an iPod Touch? Well if you’ve been looking around for a case for one then look at the Woogie. Why have some boring leather thing that
For those of us retro enough to remember Pet Rocks (sold for a few quid, the simplest pet in the world – no walkies, no feeding, no petting even required.
Pac Man. This little yellow ‘wacka wacka’-ing ball is an icon of the 1980s. In his heyday, his game was played by, lets face it, pretty much everyone who is reading this post. But within the current economic status, it looks like he’s had to take a second job to support the missus. As an oven glove.
So while you’re waiting for the iPhone 4 release date (September 10th – put it in your diary) you might want to pick yourself up a board game. But regular board games are just so 1999. All the cool kids these days are worshiping at the Church of Hello Kitty, so it only seems fair that she gets to follow in the footsteps of iconic themes like Star Wars and erm… Yorkshire, and get her very own Monopoly game!
