You're right in the middle of some important task that you can't put down,
have just stepped into the shower, or your butt has finally grazed the
top of the lounge chair for the first time all day when one of of the kids
bellows, "Can I have a glass of water?" The people a Puj feel your pain and, as such, have created the PhillUp in response to your predicament.
Welcome to the new masochism! For a decade now, games have held our hands and walked us patiently through their soft hallways. Playing BioShock Infinite? Try easy mode, darling. Rollicking your way through New Super Mario Bros. U? Fail too many times... 
Say what you will about BlackBerry, but they aren’t quitters. Their next big phone, BlackBerry Venice, might include some retro goodies for nostalgic fans.
Canadian company BlackBerry has had it rough as of late, with diminishing returns on their mobile business that seem smaller and more irrelevant with each new phone they release. Still, that doesn’t mean they’re going down without a fight, and their latest project (without an official name as of now) might combine retro look to please their old fans along with high-end specs.
While there is no official name for this project, the rumor mill claims these new models might be named “BlackBerry Slider” or “BlackBerry Venice”, and have a 5.1 inches screen capable of a 1440 x 2560 resolution, with a slight curvature not unlike the Galaxy Edge – will it be this what it takes to make them relevant once again?
These phones will sport an 8 core processor, along with a 5 mpx front camera and a 16 mpx rear camera, which aren’t particularly impressive but more along the standard line. Still, the true gem in this model is its slider body, not unlike the models they released some 10 years ago.
These phones along with the most recent version of Passport and a Porsche limited edition are all that BlackBerry have in store for users this 2015, which is already raising questions on the company’s future, but at this point in time media sees everything they do as a signal of impending doom – so let’s see how these perform.
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I started watching The X-Files again on Netflix recently and a few things jumped out at me I had forgotten. The first is clothing and hairstyles were terrible in the early ’90s. The second was I forgot how hot Scully is. I remember the Smoking Man being a bad guy later in the series, but I totally forgot how often he appeared in the first season.
If you are an X-Files fan, Funko has rolled out a line of vinyl figures for you to collect. The series includes Scully and Mulder, the Smoking Man, and a grey Alien.
You can pick any of the four characters for $9.99(USD) at ThinkGeek. My favorite bad guy was always the dude filled with the black goo, too bad they didn’t include him.
I started watching The X-Files again on Netflix recently and a few things jumped out at me I had forgotten. The first is clothing and hairstyles were terrible in the early ’90s. The second was I forgot how hot Scully is. I remember the Smoking Man being a bad guy later in the series, but I totally forgot how often he appeared in the first season.
If you are an X-Files fan, Funko has rolled out a line of vinyl figures for you to collect. The series includes Scully and Mulder, the Smoking Man, and a grey Alien.
You can pick any of the four characters for $9.99(USD) at ThinkGeek. My favorite bad guy was always the dude filled with the black goo, too bad they didn’t include him.
Some say surrealism was the most influential art movement of the past century and, perhaps unsurprisingly, it's had an effect on video game developers too. The games you'll find below weren't made by Salvador Dalí or M.C. Escher, but the influence th... 
Kitty lovers rejoice! CatConLA, the world’s first ever cat convention is taking place June 6-7 in downtown Los Angeles. Feline aficionados can shop for merch, look at some cool art, participate in fun activities, see celebs like Lil Bub, and more. Heck, you might even snag the ultimate CatCon souvenir — a new kitty! That’s right, the […]
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Here’s a quirky product that you really have to get to know before you understand why it’s cool. At its most basic level, the Dotti Pixel-Art Smart Light is a light. But it’s made up of 64 LEDs which serve as pixels, opening the door to a vast field of uses.
This unique pixel light does so much more than look cool. Dotti alerts you of texts and social media updates, and even displays a multicolor light show when you play your favorite music. Interacting with Dotti doesn’t stop there—you can even play a dice game or customize animations.
– Display social media notifications
– Sync the light w/ the clock
– Customize notifications w/ the free app
– Project your favorite icons & animations
– Adjust lights w/ music in “music mode”
You should really watch the video below to get a better idea of what you can do with Dotti. It’s a fun product to own, and at $69.99, down from $80, it’s not terribly expensive.
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You have to be a serious fan of the franchise to consider dropping 10 large on a coffee table. Sure, it’s decked out to look a lot like R2-D2. And sure, it’s got a fully functional pinball table as its core. And yeah, sure, there’s even a mini slideprojector (picturing R2 in the Death Stars’ sewage), a flashlight, sounds, lighting programs, and a fully functional animated droid on the play field. And ok, yeah, it did take over 320 hours to assemble… But $10,000? Yeah. That’s a heck of a lot for a piece of functional furniture, no matter how cool it looks. Still, if you’re really motivated, it does look like the company, Altar Furniture, will make you one.
[ Product Page ] VIA [ Gizmodo ]
