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Maybe you haven’t heard of Gunnar Optiks , the digital eye-wear that eases the strain from long hours behind a computer (or marathon gaming sessions).   These spectacles have earned high praise from Major League Gaming ,  the Consumer Electronics Show and even Gear Diary’s own Larry Greenberg . In fact, Larry’s pos t back in June is what prompted me to order my own pair of Phenom Gunnar s soon thereafter to deal with long hours spent behind a computer screen that used to lead to headaches and severe eye-strain.  If the price-tag has kept you from  purchasing a pair, now may be your chance to win a free set of MLG Phantoms . Interested?  Read on to enter the February 1st Gunnar Optiks Giveaway … … [ visit site to read more ] Related posts: Enter Gear Diary’s Grand Prize Holiday Giveaway!!! Tags: Contests & Giveaways , Tech Clothing Related posts Win Big as BlackBerry Motion Celebrates Their One-Year Anniversary (6) Nothing says Classy like shiny new set of PDA cufflinks (2) Meeting Tomorrow Audio Visual Wants To Help Today’s Kids (3) Scottvest: New Year, New Sales, New Video, New Email Options (1) A-DATA Celebrating the Launch of Their New Corporate Image With A Contest (1)

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Got Game? Win A Pair of Gunnar Optiks from JustEyeWear

Aside from the classic scary maze , there’s also the stink mouse, art film, mobile desktop, and other pranks that will definitely turn friends into enemies if performed correctly. Continue reading to see five of the funniest that we’ve come across

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5 of the Funniest Computer Pranks Ever

For those who don’t want all those computers and other cables to ruin their interior design there is now “Wireblooms”. These are nail-in cable clips to keep your cables to the wall while being decorative to the room interior. While personally I would like everything to be wireless, like electricity cables, monitor cables, etc. We are not completely there yet so these will have to do.

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Decorate your cables

Are you addicted to Merscom’s Create a Mall ? Do you find yourself enjoying this building simulator hours on end at your Mac or Windows computer? Well, now you can take it everywhere you go! Merscom and 99 games, have released this popular Mac and Windows title for the iPhone and iPod platform. Create a Mall is a building simulator where you assume the role as Kelly, a rising star in a mall company. As Kelly, players are challenged to become world-class mall developers by filling their venues with enticing stores for customers in six different cities throughout the world

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99Games brings Create A Mall to the iPhone

I stumbled upon something fun and interesting today that I thought would be worth sharing. Pingdom compiled and released a bunch of cool data from  different resources on 2009 online usage. Here are some of my favorite stats I thought you’d enjoy.You can check out the full report here . Email 90 trillion – The number of emails sent on the Internet in 2009. 247 billion – Average number of email messages per day.

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2009 Internet Usage: Fun Stats and Email Data

This dude is Hans Christian Ørsted, whose 1820 discovery that electric current produced magnetic fields was, supposedly, entirely accidental: He was preparing a voltaic pile for a lecture demonstration and there happened to be a compass lying nearby. He has become a sort of mascot for the Journal of Serendipitous and Unexpected Results (JSUR) , a new open-access journal initiative that hopes to provide a forum for life and computer scientists to publish results they lucked into and maybe can’t fully explain. From their website: Can you demonstrate that: * Technique X fails on problem Y. * Hypothesis X can’t be proven using method Y. * Protocol X performs poorly for task Y.

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Journal of Serendipitous and Unexpected Results

Apple’s event in San Francisco tomorrow could ultimately prove to be more than just a routine product launch or the exciting update of a familiar mobile device. Tomorrow’s event at the Yerba Buena center could be a game changer for the mobile marketing industry. Is that an exaggeration?

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Will Apple’s Tablet Change The Future of Mobile Marketing?

Are you all about an ergonomic workspace? Me, I’m a slouching, crossleg sitting, traditional mouse and keyboard using geek. That doesn’t mean that I don’t ‘think’ about trying alternative input devices though. I happened to run across the Emotion Trackbar Ergonomic Mouse and it seems more unusual than most. It has two 1000 dpi optical sensors.

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Forget Trackballs, Get Ergonomic with a Trackbar

Today, Google released an updated version of its Chrome web browser for the Windows platform, adding a highly requested feature: extension and bookmark syncing. Linux fans, although currently able to install extensions, won’t have access to bookmark and extension syncing just yet. As for Mac users, Google had this to say, “hang tight — we’re working on bringing extensions, bookmark sync and more to the beta soon.” Firefox users who leverage the XMarks (formerly FoxMarks) extension know the value of bookmark syncing, and many FF users — present company included — lust for an easy way to keep extensions synchronized between multiple computers. Perhaps this latest move by the Chrome team will spark the likes of Apple and Mozilla to think about building more synchronization functionality into their respective browsers? Until that does happen, all interested parties can head over to google.com/chrome to check out the latest build.

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Google enables extension and bookmark syncing for Chrome on Windows

Apple reported its financial results for Q1 2010 which ended December 26, 2009 and the results were nothing short of impressive. Apple posted its all time highest quarterly revenue, its all time highest quarterly profit and when annualized, these numbers will push Apple into a $50+ billion per year company. Dollar figures that are so impressive they don’t require an explanation, so we will let the numbers speak for themselves: Revenue of $15.68 billion ($11.88 billion in Q1 2009) 58% of revenue derived from international sales Net quarterly profit of $3.38 billion or $3.67 per diluted share ($2.26 billion, or $2.50 per diluted share in Q1 2009) Gross margin of 40.9 percent (37.9 % in Q1 2009) $5.8 billion generated in cash Sales of Macintosh computers and iPhones went through the roof in Q1 2010 with Apple selling 3.36 million computers and 8.7 million iPhones, representing a 33% unit increase for Macintosh sales and 100% unit growth for the iPhone when compared to Q1 2009

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Apple reports record revenue and profits for Q1 2010

Section: Computers , Laptops , Features , Contests Back in December we here at Gadgetell, along with HP ran a contest that was offering an HP Envy 15 notebook to one lucky (and deserving) person. That contest is long since over, but it seems that the winner was never properly announced here on the site. So, a little late, and without any further adieu, a big congrats goes out to Sergio Molina. You can see his winning entry above, and also feel free to check out his YouTube Channel for some more cool videos. And in addition I also wanted to send out a big thanks to everyone else that entered

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Expected to be unveiled on January 27 (in two days from now), the Apple Tablet / iTablet / iSlate might be a device even more important than the iPhone (which was named “the best invention of 2007”).

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Steve Jobs about the Apple Tablet: “the most important thing I’ve ever done”

It took me a while to review an HTC Hero , now known as the predecessor to the Google Nexus One. The summary? Pretty fast and responsive, and the PDA phone benefits from HTC’s customization of the Android OS. But some issues with the speaker volume, integrated camera, and a lack of a physical keyboard were encountered

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The HTC Hero Reviewed

Well that depends actually: ” ‘Compact disc’ is spelled with a ‘C’ because that’s how its inventors decided it should be rendered; but a computer hard disk is spelled with a ‘K’ In modern technological contexts, ‘disks’ usually reproduce data magnetically, while ‘discs’ (CD-ROMs, DVDs, etc.) reproduce it ‘optically,’ with lasers. So we have Philips and Sony to thank for the one-letter confusion. They’re the co-inventors of the widely used optical dis c format, and the naming convention has lived on with the DVD, and of course, Blu-Ray Discs. If I may propose an addition to Common Errors in English Usage , where the above passage came from : when talking about a weapon, we should use C. An example would be the Predator ’s Chakram, which is also known as the smart dis c , and is a technologically-advanced boomerang of sorts (yes, the title of the video below is a mistake): (Image from GiveMeRoots ) Post from: The Gadget Blog

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So is it Disc, or Disk?

FLO TV is a new service that streams high resolution Live TV to compatible cell phones and portable devices. Their flagship hardware is the FLO TV Personal Television . The device is a touchscreen handheld device that weighs 156g and is similar in size to an iPhone, with a convenient built-in kickstand. We were initially very impressed with the device when we first got to check it out , but now that we finally got a chance to put our review sample through its paces, we can recommend the FLO TV Personal TV, even though it’s a first generation device

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FLO TV Personal Television Review

MSI recently announced to the world the creation of a unique concept at least, given that this is a hybrid that can function both as a PC or as the projector can project images in full HD video or 60-inch diagonal. The gadgets PC-projector is new concept computer with a MSI projector best products. The company has indicated that the product will be marketed by 2010 at a price not yet announced. The instrument, which will be able to rotate 90 degrees to allow use on any ceiling, will present a platform NVIDIA ION, an Intel Atom, will not fail the HDMI output, 4 USB ports, 3.5mm audio jack and a slot for DVDs, while as regards the specification of the projector, it will be able to reach a brightness of 100 ANSI lumens and a contrast ratio of 1000:1

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MSI unveils concept hybrid PC-projector

Now we have a latest technology is best new gadgets in Edifier M3-Plus beautiful colored speakers launched market. This gadget is great sound quality and its like for music lovers Edifier M3-Plus system. Perfect for those with the ball of combining these colors Edifier M3-Plus: This is a new lot of speaker’s bright tones with a minimalist design, consisting of a cylindrical aluminum base that holds the Subwoofer and two spheres that build up the boxes themselves.

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New Edifier M3-Plus Best colored speakers

The new Fender limited edition T-Mobile myTouch 3G Smartphone is now available. Eric Clapton and Fender guitars have teamed up with T-Mobile to create this phone which features a Fender guitar sunburst finish. It comes pre-loaded with various Clapton classics (and songs from other music icons), Android Market applications and more specialized content. Image: T-Mobile This limited edition phone is available now at T-Mobile stores and online at T-MobileMyTouch.com .

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T-Mobile Fender myTouch 3G Smartphone

If you check the Steam bestsellers, you’ll probably come by Half Life 2: Deathmatch as one of the more popularly listed multiplayer games ever to be bought. Today it retails for USD $4.99 and that’s easy cash money to plop down.

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Have you forgotten that you can get Half Life 2: Deathmatch for FREE?

Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) is bringing their Ovi Maps Navigation service to the Nokia N97 (along with a slew of other Nokia smartphones) on January 28th , but you don’t have to wait for the official update to start playing with free GPS navigation on your N97. Nokia N97 Blog has posted instructions for getting Nokia’s Ovi Maps installed on your N97 in a couple of easy-peasy steps. Why would you want to do this, you ask? Well if you don’t, you’ll have to wait until the end of the next week to get Ovi Maps on your phone, and that just isn’t going to be fun.

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Get free Ovi Maps Navigation on your Nokia N97 now (because waiting isn’t fun)

Oh no! The fundraiser is in 2 hours, and you’re not even dressed yet! What are you going to do? Sure, you want to look sharp; that’s why you rented the suit. But you still want people to know that you’re a geek , man.

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BlackBerry Cufflinks – Perfect for that someone who wants to look good, but still be kind of weird