Apparently you can learn interesting and random facts while admiring hot chicks. It's a nice way to not feel bad about staring at half naked girls all day.

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Rita and Frank try to take a still photo to email to friends for Frank's 84th Birthday on their new Mac. Old people are cute.

For a long time, watching television was a straightforward event. The couch in the living room was facing the TV and a certain number of channels played certain shows at a designated time. When someone said, “I’m going to watch TV,” it was clear what that meant.

Today, it’s not that simple. Watching TV can mean a lot of things: TV via Internet, web content via TV, video on demand, IPTV, cable, satellite, DVB-T, mobile television, etc. Let’s not forget that with broadband internet connections and the integration of Wi-Fi chips into television sets, the technical framework has changed fundamentally.

With GOAB we take the latest trends, bring the loose ends together, develop established ideas further and develop new concepts to provide a possible answer to the question:
How do we want to watch television in the future?

Hope this becomes a reality before we die.

via: syzygy

With their latest release of the iPad2, Apple is really trying to keep the ball rolling on innovation. Leaked images of Apples new iPen have hit the net, and it seems like Apple is targeting designers and artists with this new tool which can scan any object for its RGB color, much like the color scanners in Home Depot. I wouldn't be surprised if they released some sort of app before the pen hits the market which uses your iPhone to get an exact RGB color match for web design... they are really trying to change the world, again.

(relax fanboys, it's not real)

Your grandparents have just as much fun as you do.

It's like Ebay, but in real life.