The Geek Church

I’m feeling the crunch of Christmas happening.

Target has created a gift card that works as a remote control.

I found an interesting gaming device called the SUMA which is essentially a big squeeze ball for 3D video games.

Here’s an interesting mobile phone concept called the Mechanical Mobile that a user charges by swinging it on their finger. Seriously.

Here’s an interesting app for those who have Android-powered mobile phones. Meet the BeMeBlackBox.

This iWallet is one of the most interesting wallets that I have ever seen.

There are a lot of cool things to like about the Zii Trinity.

Just to let you know, some Dell laptops are having some performance issues. Find out which ones here.

On the positive note for Dell, their M6500 notebook looks good.

Check out the world’s smallest finger scanner with Sony’s Mofiria.

Looks like iRiver is trying to get into the reader game with the Story.

Here’s a new iPhone app that can help you take better pictures. Say hello to the iFotoGuide.

This is a radio that is as flat as a bookmark called the Flexio.

Welcome to the MPJ-104WCE, aka Lancerlink, a projector with Windows CE.

Lately, I have discovered a show on the Cartoon Network known as Total Drama Island. As someone who hates all things reality on television, I think that the show has a lot of things to say about not only reality TV, but society in general.

I don’t allow my kids to watch it, because it does contain a lot of “more mature” (but not quite adult) humor. Also, I don’t think that kids will realize the reality TV culture that it satires so well.

I’ve written a guide to it that you can read here. I managed to find all the episodes of it on YouTube, and I highly recommend searching for them.

Digital picture frames are all the rage, as they are very customizable with not only photos, but videos and various other options, depending on the manufacturer.

It’s very similar to our cellular phones, and I guess it stands to reason that someone would make a digital picture frame that works off of the cell phone. This is exactly what the Appstand is designed to do.

All you need to do is just place it in the $16.99, and you’ll discover a world of framed apps for just about everything.

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