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Fosfor.com

Fosfor.com

I bought the domain Fosfor.com earlier this year and it is kind of stupid not making it come to some real use, so therefore I am switching to the new domain today. Hopefully the switch will be seamless (according to Feedburner you can use the same RSS as before) – but if you experience any trouble with the new feed, please let me know!

So get out of here, and go to www.fosfor.com instead.

Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism – unboxing

Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism

Today I got one of the latest phones from Nokia in the mail and I just wanted to share the unboxing experience with you guys. The 7900 Crystal Prism is designed by the French artist Frédérique Daubal and I am not sure why I got one since it is a fashion phone for women, but anyway here is the gallery.

Nokia 7900 Crystal Prism – unboxing [Fosfor.com]

Sawed-off USB key

Sawed-off USB key

Here is the coolest USB drive I have seen so far this year. I am afraid you can’t buy it (yet! I bet someone will put this one into mass production…) but here’s some nice instructions that will help you make one. Awesome idea!

How to make a Sawed-off USB Key [evilmadscientist.com]

Universal offically blu!

Universal Pictures to launch the first batch of blu-ray movies this summer

This will not be a surprise for anyone, but at least it’s official now. On July 22nd the first batch of blu-ray movies from Universal will appear in the stores (at least in the US). During 2008 Universal will launch at least 50 titles including the high definition box sets of Heroes (both Seasons One and Two). Full press release after the jump.

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Vista running 108 apps

Vista running 108 apps

There was a photo at Flickr circulating during the weekend of a MacBook Pro running 150 different applications at the same time, and now a guy has posted a video of his Vista machine running 108 applications at the same time. Looks like it’s running pretty smooth actually. Video after the jump.

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Panasonic DMC-LZ10 – review

Panasonic DMC-LZ10 - review

When a friend asks me what camera to buy I usually guide them to a Panasonic Lumix or a Canon Ixus, and Panasonics latest compact, the DMC-LZ10, looks really promising. Photography blog have played around with the camera for a week or so and they really like it:

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ10 is one of those rare beasts, a pocket camera that is well-suited to both complete beginner and more experienced photographer alike. Highly recommended.

Panasonic DMC-LZ10 – review [photographyblog.com]

The 3G iPhone?

The 3G iPhone?

We just got a link to this ‘leaked’ photo of a potentially new design of the iPhone. I am pretty sure that this is just a mockup, but you never know…I like the glossy black though.

3G iPhone with Glossy Black Back? [ipodobserver.com]

101 cool easter eggs

Pinball game hidden inside Word 97

I am pretty sure you have seen a couple of easter eggs hidden inside software, games or a DVD. Here is a list of the 101 coolest easter eggs (at least if you should trust IT Security Editors) and it is quite fun to just browse through it.

101 coolest easter eggs [itsecurity.com]

Lovely home office anno 1983

Lovely home office anno 1983

Here is a fantastic photo taken in 1983. It features a home office built on Atari equipment. Be sure to check out the Return of the Jedi promotional glass set in the top left corner. Lovely.

BangfoAtarisdesk.jpg [boingboing.net]
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Sony HDR-TG1

Sony HDR-TG1

Today Sony announced the world’s smalles HD camcorder. The new model will be called Sony HDR-TG1 and it records video in full HD resoultion (1080i, not 1080p though). The camcorder will be out in June and the asking price will be around $900. Full press release after the break.

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