Screaming Tunnel
This past weekend Evil Diva and I attended the Niagara Ice Wine Festival, when during my GPS planning route I noticed a point of interest on Google Maps labeled “Screaming Tunnel”. Of course this catches my interest so I did some searching and legend has it this tunnel is haunted due to a young girl that died inside trying to extinguish herself from flames.
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Midomi: You know the one that goes….
Hey fellas,
I came across this site Midomi today. Basically it looks like a social space that allows you to get some help finding a song that you only know the beat or words to. Now where was this when I was searching for the track from Blade 1.
Then again I would have never met rip. LOL
Line Rider
Hi everyone. It’s been a long time. I’ve been playing Line Rider.
Mmmm… liney.
OpenMoko
Apparently the Open Source community has been working on a Smartphone already, which seems to operate just like the iPhone. This would probably be a lot cheaper and will allow more cell phone manufacturers to produce phones to support this. So lets see where this goes.
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More cool tech we want but don’t need.
I was at the brewery the other night and this drunk obnoxious fellow was flashing about his Q phone. I tried to ignore what he was saying and doing but it just looked so damn interesting. Then I saw the product in the store….I gotta tell ya for the money, it looks and works pretty slick.
Nickelodeon Introduces Turbonick on Media Center for Windows Vista
…from the what-I’ve-been-up-to-for-the-last-6-months-dept…this one’s mine, boys!
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire/ —
Nickelodeon will offer its premiere interactive broadband video destination, TurboNick, as the premiere kids offering on the soon-to-debut Windows Vista platform, available to consumers on January 30. Nickelodeon’s TurboNick offers a unique interactive experience with the best of Nickelodeon programming and games. The TurboNick launch on Media Center for Windows Vista takes convergence to a new level as it will be the first time users can experience TurboNick with the click of a remote. TurboNick on Windows Vista is available for demonstration at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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DirecTV on XBox?
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