I'm not a big fan of children having a never-ending supply of gadgets. Do young kids really need a mobile phone or a flatscreen TV in their rooms? Digital cameras, like the Lego digital camera on the right (Boots, £39.99), are different though. They promote curiosity, provide permanent mementoes … [Read more...]
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Avatar crushes lesser films with sheer numbers
Officially, James Cameron’s magnum opus Avatar is now the most successful film ever made. Having pulled in more than two billion dollars, the blue meanie crushed the previous residents of the chart, in a manner that runs a little contrary to its messages of love and cultural tolerance. But many … [Read more...]
Astro Boy gets the amigurumi crochet treatment
The latest animated series to get a big screen makeover is Astro Boy, a sort of modern take on the Pinocchio story. The film follows Astro Boy, a robot created to replace the son of a scientist who died in a tragic accident, rejected for his lack of emotions. The original Japanese Manga TV series … [Read more...]
Spring Comic Book Movie Fun Time! Dork Preview
After a winter so cold that even Jack Frost started tweeting complaints about the inconvenience, some might think the main appeal of spring 2010 would be the potential for sunshine. But we dorks all know that the real reason to anticipate the turning of the season is the arrival of not one but three … [Read more...]
Wireless routers are evil and should be stopped
It comes as no surprise that wireless routers came top of a recent survey to find the most confusing gadgets. The hours I've spent slowly losing my grip on sanity as I try in vain to get the wireless router to find its backside with both hands. It really doesn't bear thinking about. To make … [Read more...]
The 10 most confusing gadgets of the last decade
I've lost count of the amount of time I've spent puzzling over why a gadget is refusing to work. A recent study suggests I'm not alone in this area. Research carried out by Confused.com has discovered that consumers constantly come across problems and confusion with their gadgets. And what was … [Read more...]
Five fitness trends you need to try in 2010
New year, new fitness regime? Yeah, my exercise resolutions have kind of fallen by the wayside a little too. Frankly, I need something a little more inspiring then a treadmill and a new tracksuit. So, here's a round up of the top gadgets and trends for fitness in 2010. 1) Reebok EasyTone, … [Read more...]
Retro Robot lightswitches for the nursery
Decorating nurseries for a new baby always seems like a pointless pastime. By the time your child is old enough to notice the décor, he or she is going to have developed toddler-based design tastes and you're going to be painting everything Power Puff pink or something equally unpleasant. So, if … [Read more...]
Make your own Google Android Doll
With Google Android phones set to become the big talking point of 2010, it only seems natural for a crafty geek to have recreated the Android logo in cuddly form. The creator has even kindly thought to include a pouch to keep your Google phone safe. Recombu have created the video below to give … [Read more...]
The iPhone: crank calling made simple
I doubt there's a single mobile phone owner out there who hasn't been guilty of this modern malaise. It's easily done, after all. But if you recently got yourself an iPhone, I'm prepared to stake a small sum that you've been making quite a habit of it of late. After all, crank calling and the iPhone … [Read more...]
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