Category Archives: Arts & Humanities

Garmin Phone, Real iPhone Rival?

2/19/2009 – 1:50 am

google android? no, garmin nuvifone. that’s right garmin, a long time maker of consumer gps products is near releasing their new smartphone, iphone contender called nuvifone. since the 2nd generation iphone was released with true gps capabilities i have been waiting for garmin to release an iphone app specifically to step up the value of [...]

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TicketCity Gift Card Giveaway

2/9/2009 – 10:24 pm

if you’re interested in winning a $250 gift card from TicketCity.com then you should sign up for the Ticket Update Contest. all you do is basically create an account with TicketCity and then you can set some personal preferences, such as cities, bands, teams or events that you’re interested in. easy money and a good [...]

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Crayon Physics is a cool game

1/18/2009 – 11:56 pm

i just recently discovered this really neat game called Crayon Physics Deluxe. the object of the game is super simple, you basically draw objects that move a ball over, under and around obstacles towards a star. i saw this video clip for it and had to download the demo version to check it out.. it’s [...]

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Blu-Ray VHS Combo, ah yeah it’s 2009 alright

1/14/2009 – 2:12 pm

happy new year! it’s 2009 and i just wanted to point out that technology will save us all. well it’ll at least save us from having to advance technologically. i know that doesn’t sound right, but here.. you’ll see what i mean.. just get a look at the new Blu-Ray VHS combo players on display [...]

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