Today's Video of the Day comes from the Onion. I'm sure that many of you have already seen this, as you trust the Onion as your primary source of news.
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Today's Video of the Day comes from the Onion. I'm sure that many of you have already seen this, as you trust the Onion as your primary source of news.
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No, it couldn’t, who am I kidding. So some people went to the trouble of making an entire video of what they thought the Zune Phone (zPhone?) would look like and some of its features if it were to be made.
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Those features include a rotary phone dialing interface, Polaroid camera (the film type, not the camera brand), and a blinking LED digital alarm clock. Oh yeah, and the fully charged battery was dead by the end of the short video.
Today's Video of the Day is a little more serious than usual. I know a lot of people that aren't familiar with acronyms used in everyday instant messaging. Hopefully this video will sort things out for you.
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Entitled “Red Ring Of Death” it’s fittingly a Death Metal Track.
They might be a little late as the Red Rings started quite a while ago, but their video is so good I’m going to go ahead and give them credit for it.
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I won't deny that the iPhone is a great piece of technology. Like it or not, it's revolutionary. It's not, however, some magical device that will save you from injury. In fact, if you try and save it from injury, you might just end up like some poor sap that posted his story and pics on Flickr.
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Guitar Hero has been great to Activision, so it's only natural that they'd want to try copying that success with spin off titles. We're not talking about an expansion pack like Guitar Hero 80s, we're talking full-on Sousaphone action baby.
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I've spent my fair share of time glued to my computer playing World of Warcraft. I've since kicked the habit, much to my friends' dismay. Granted, I still get on now and then and do a few runs with my guild, but not very often.
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I still think that the Wii Fit is a really cool device, even though I myself would likely never purchase or actually use one. Generally, when I'm going to spend some time playing games, I'm more looking for something with adventure and excitement, not exercise. As you might have guessed, I don't usually allot a certain part of my day strictly for exercise.
Here's a slightly different, and hilarious look at the Wii Fit from the same guys that brought you the big ass table video. It's the little white thing you stand on.
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Have you been to a 7-11 lately? If you have, you probably noticed that it's no longer called the 7-11, but now bears the name Kwik-E-Mart and has some very interesting characters at the store.
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Watch out Apple, Microsoft is coming for you. That iPhone of yours is nothing when compared to the power of a big-ass table.
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The ofone is a concept device developed by Microsoft and powered by Windows Mobile OS. It has a round LCD screen at the center, and 3 twistable handles that will goes around the LCD screen like a boomerang. Each of the swiveled body represents a function. The first one is a keypad, followed by a QWERTY keyboard and the last one is a music player control pad.Microsoft planned to use oPhone to compete on handset market against Apple’s iPhone.Enjoy the parody!
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If you visit Google today you will see a link to Google’s newest service, call Google TiSP. What is Google TiSP? Well, here is a snip from its own page…
“Sick of paying for broadband that you have to, well, pay for? Introducing Google TiSP (BETA), our new FREE in-home wireless broadband service. Sign up today and we'll send you your TiSP self-installation kit, which includes setup guide, fiber-optic cable, spindle, wireless router and installation CD.”
Google TiSP (BETA) is a fully functional, end-to-end system that provides in-home wireless access by connecting your commode-based TiSP wireless router to one of thousands of TiSP Access Nodes via fiber-optic cable strung through your local municipal sewage lines.
Wow, Free wireless broadband! And it uses toilet GFlush™ technology! How amazing is that. Too bad today is April 1st, or else it will be a technology breakthrough by Google.
Okay Google, enough with the fun time and go back to your cave to start making something cool!