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An interesting accessory for the Googlers has arrived. Although it won’t be able to sync with your smartphone, this little gadget will complete the collection of a true Google fan. 

Google has teamed up with Modify Watches to produce these fun Android themed timepieces. Also, there is some with Chrome and, of course, Google’s logo. All of these fan oriented watches will come in two variations: white and black. 

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iPhone DJ Mixer

Wow cool. For all iPhone/iPod users, check this out, the iPhone DJ Mixer. It lets you combine the music from two iPhones, or iPods or MP3 players or one of each. It featuresa spin option; 2 effects programs with reverb, flange and filter and cross-fade slider and recording option, and also a speaker system connection and microphone jack. This mixer can charge your iPhone and iPod while you are doing the mix. The iPhone DJ Mixer is available at $120. More pictures after the break.

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Apple MacBook Air gets update

What some deem to be the world’s thinnest notebook (some Apple haters still claim that this is a netbook, although I am inclined to disagree with that assessment even though I am not an Apple fanboy) has just gotten better – and just in case you were wondering how that is possible, why don’t you keep on reading? I’m sure you might even end up looking forward to get hold of the new MacBook Air eventually.

Not only does the updated MacBook Air come with next generation processors, it will also be able to handle high-speed data transmissions thanks to the inclusion of the new Thunderbolt I/O technology, in addition to a backlit keyboard to let you work late into the night without any light in the background, and Mac OS X Lion doing the brunt of the work to keep everything together – software-wise, of course.

Since it runs on “the world�s most advanced operating system”, you can be sure that the MacBook Air is no pushover unlike the first generation model. Apple claims that it is able to deliver up to twice the performance of its predecessor, the new MacBook Air will start from $999 upwards, depending on the kind of specifications and hardware that you decide to cram inside.

Just like the previous generation, the new MacBook Air will come in 11″ and 13″ models, and they will retain their extremely thin profile so that you can slip it into a briefcase, purse or bag in a jiffy. Just make sure you don’t throw it out of the house by accident after hiding it in between a stack of old newspapers! Boasting of a durable aluminum unibody enclosure that measures an incredibly thin 0.11″ at its thinnest point, you won’t find any hard drives inside this puppy so that the thin profile can be maintained.

Instead, the MacBook Air relies on flash memory to help it be able to turn on instantly while delivering fast data access, improved reliability and better energy efficiency. If you are feeling flush and want the “best” model, then be prepared to fork out $1,599 for the 1.7 GHz 13″ MacBook Air that has 4GB RAM and 256GB of flash storage – how does that sound to you?

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Google opens a Zazzle Google Doodle webstore

Google's Doodles attract attention whenever the Internet giant "erects" one on its homepage, but now you, too, can attract attention with Google's Doodles: the company has created its own Zazzle webstore, one that sells Google Doodle-related merchandise.


Zazzle is an online retailer that allows users to create merchandise using uploaded image of their own, or images from participating companies. Users can also create merchandise of their own to sell in their own webstores.

As a perk, and just in time for the holiday season, the Zazzle Google Doodle store has a special 20 percent off sale.

Among the items you can buy at the store are T- shirts, cards, posters, bumper stickers, mugs, stamps, bags, and much more.

In addition, Google has launched a revamped version of its Doodle site. The new version makes searching for a specific Doodle much easier. Considering that the site currently includes a over 1,000 static and animated Doodles, easier searching is much needed.

Naturally, you won't see any of those animated Doodles (e.g. 1, 2) animated on, say, a T-shirt or mug, but hey, you can't have everything.
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Google opens a Zazzle Google Doodle webstore

Google's Doodles attract attention whenever the Internet giant "erects" one on its homepage, but now you, too, can attract attention with Google's Doodles: the company has created its own Zazzle webstore, one that sells Google Doodle-related merchandise.

Zazzle is an online retailer that allows users to create merchandise using uploaded image of their own, or images from participating companies. Users can also create merchandise of their own to sell in their own webstores.

As a perk, and just in time for the holiday season, the Zazzle Google Doodle store has a special 20 percent off sale.

Among the items you can buy at the store are T- shirts, cards, posters, bumper stickers, mugs, stamps, bags, and much more.

In addition, Google has launched a revamped version of its Doodle site. The new version makes searching for a specific Doodle much easier. Considering that the site currently includes a over 1,000 static and animated Doodles, easier searching is much needed.

Naturally, you won't see any of those animated Doodles (e.g. 1, 2) animated on, say, a T-shirt or mug, but hey, you can't have everything.
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Latest Apple ad shows Santa using Siri, not Rudolph

Apple's marketing team has unveiled another work of genius, with its latest Siri-focused iPhone 4S TV ad showing that Rudolph might want to start worrying about his role in Santa's delivery system.
Apple's ads focus less on specs, which Android tablet ads in particular seem to feel are the most important thing, and more on what their devices can do. No matter what folks say about the genius of the late Steve Jobs, the Apple marketing team deserves some kudos as well.

In this ad, which might be the last new iPhone 4S ad we see in 2011, Santa needs some directional help with finding kids' houses. The good thing we can take from this part of the ad is that Charlie Grant was a good kid this year, as Santa is on his way.

Meanwhile, Mr. Claus also uses Siri to find weather reports, and uses Apple's voice recognition software to find the email that has the latest "naughty or nice list."

However, Ms. Claus sends him a message, reminding him to "go easy on the cookies." 

Finally, Santa checks his schedule. For those who have always wondered how Santa makes it around the world in one evening, here's another glimpse at the miracle: he's still got 3.7 billion more appointments (with nice kids) by the end of the ad.

Take a look at the ad below, and Happy Holidays.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

Friday, February 25

The much-awaited, much-baited, PlayStation Phone aka Xperia Play was finally revealed in all its hardware keypad glory, bringing gaming to the entire Android platform with a whole PlayStation Suite ecosystem in tow, with third-party games and other manufactuer's devices requiring just a 'PlayStation Certified' accreditation.

This, together with the Next Generation Portable (NGP) or PSP2, ensures that Sony has held its mobile gaming future firmly by the reins.

The joint venture between the two giants also revealed two other devices, the Neo and Pro, further expanding the new-age Xperia line with the latest operating system, Android Gingerbread, onboard.

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