The Geek Church

For those who need some more power for their iPod or iPhone should consider the PowerDuo Reserve.

I’ve covered augmented reality before, and here is some more. Ghostwire: Link to the Paranormal is a little augmented reality game from Majesco.

Sony is showing off a 10.1 inch color epaper at the Panel Display show this year.

Some of you have never heard of the Readius, a device that didn’t get to be made. It would appear to be getting a new lease on life.

Nokia is teaming up with Elmo the Muppet to create StoryPlay, a way to read a story to someone from a distance.

I think I might have discussed that the Nintendo DSi might be getting a larger screen. As it turns out, it is true. A new version of the DSi will have a 4.25 screen.

The Labyrinth Fishtank has to be the coolest I have ever seen.

Check out this Air Board. Looks like a lot of fun.

You should check out Sony Ericsson’s spider computer concept.

I’ve been hearing a lot about Android 2.0, and I thought I should let you all know about it. Right now, it has been sweeping the nation, even though it has only been commercially available for a few days.

Android is a mobile operating system that incorporates Linux kernel, and was initially developed by Google. Motorola just released the Droid, the first phone to use Android 2.0, and it is making quite an imprint on the mobile marketplace.

Here is what is making a real splash: Google Maps Navigation. This is a free turn-by-turn navigation that is only available on Android 2.0. It is possible that it could replace a traditional GPS.

Rest assured, we have not heard the last of Google’s Android.