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Ping. A fashionable clothing item that will update your status through the user simply performing natural gestures. Lift your hood, tie a bow, button up, move, bend and swing and your friends will be kept in the know. 'Simple go about your day, look good and stay connected.' Read More »

That was the day that pigs flew and hell froze over. The day that Google had its very own Super Bowl advert. Well now you too can create your own 'Parisian Love' advert and amaze your friends with your mean skills (while giving Google some additional and unpaid for coverage for the company). Read More »

Anyone worth his weight in salt will know who and what Stark Industries are. So it was logically that this fictional multi-billion dollar business owned and run by businessman Anthony Edward 'Tony' Stark would invite the world to its first expo. Welcome to Stark Expo 2010. Read More »

Jesse Schell has had his fair share of experience in the gaming world, the creator and mind behind Shell Games a full-service game design and development studio that specialises in innovating the uncommon and the Creative Director of the Disney Imagineering Virtual Reality Studio, and so it was a logical fit for him to chat to TED about how gaming will eventually take over our lives. Read More »

Guess who is back? None other than Kevin Butler, the fictitious Sony PlayStation employee. This time he comes to us from the future in a video about the new Move motion-sensitive gaming technology. Read More »

OK maybe not that far BUT the game asks users to supply them with their Twitter user name and based on who they follow and who they are followed by, it predicts how this person will answer questions. We have a feeling that Twitter quickly scans your Twitter followers and getting some obvious topical data, such as age range and sex. Then it uses the aggregate Hunch data that the service has collected over the past several months.
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There has been huge debate to see whether people would remain on Facebook if their mother's befriended them on this platform. This resulted in a group of guys uniting and creating 'My Mom's On Facebook' song, which has already generated well over half a million views since it was uploaded last week (16 March 2010). Read More »

Men have their sacred time. No one is allowed to interrupt them when an important match is on, except when its their girlfriend, lecturer or boss. Heineken took it upon themselves to remind men of the sacrifices that they make. Read More »