Case-Mate "I Make My Case" Review and Giveaway

When it comes to online shopping, it seems like there always has to be some sort of gimmick. One of these gimmicks caught like wildfire. Of course, I'm talking about making customized products. Companies want people to have something that "fits them". This can either work perfectly or be a complete disaster. Luckily, Case-Mate's "I Make My Case" software is able to keep consumer's happy with the case they get to create.

Now, I am going to give away the case that I have created! The rules are simple:

1. Be subscribed to my channel
2. Favorite this video
3. Comment on the video (limit of three comments per day)

Ocarina of Time in 24 hours

Watch as Parker tries to beat The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in a 24-hour time period.

It is going on now and will be until tomorrow night, so tune in!

Rules:

1. Cannot use Internet or any other guides.
2. No third party hints.
3. Cannot skip any of the cut scenes and must read what everyone says.
4. Cannot use any glitches.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/ocarina24

TextEdit Easter Egg

I was using Quick Look the other day to look at Application Icons up close. I found that when expanded you can see a lot of the detail Apple added to their Icons. One icon in particular was very detailed and had a hidden easter egg. This icon is TextEdit. When you expand TextEdit you will notice that the letter that is written contains the words to an old Think Different Ad. I find it awesome that Apple did this and I never even noticed until now. 

The LG GD910

At CES 2008 LG gave us a sneak peak at their innovative watch-phone, the GD910. This year at CES, they took it out of the display case and out onto the floor. The watch features a 1.43 inch diagonal touch screen, and 3G networking. The interface looks similar to other LG touch screen phones, such as the Dare and Voyager, and yes, you use your finger. That's right! no stylus for a 1 inch screen.(Imagine typing a phone number with that!) If you think this product sounds exciting and you can't wait to get your hands on one, you better make sure of one thing: you live in Europe. That's right, the phone works in Europe only. Rumors suspect AT&T may pick it up for America some time this year. The watch is still a prototype but should be out soon.