The Geek Church

There is a new app for the iPhone called Twitter 360 that allows you to track down your friends with a little Augmented Reality.

Speaking of a Twitter tracker, there is another DIY gadget that is based on something from Harry Potter.

I seem to be full of iPhone apps today. Here’s one based on the somewhat popular console game Mirror’s Edge.

This RedEye from ThinkFlood can turn an iPhone into a Universal Remote.

Try the Print Magic from the iPhone which allows iPhone users to print.

For those who want a little more fun on their TomTom GPS, feel free to add a dash of Snoop Dogg. You’ve got see the video footage of it here.

Acer is planning to release a netbook that runs on Google Chrome.

In keeping with the holidays, Sony is decorating the DSC-TX1 with a snowy pattern.

Here is a new product from the Flip Video Cameras called FlipShare TV.

There is a new Dexim P-Flip that is a power dock for the iPhone.

Here’s some speakers from JBL called the Creature III.

Welcome to the age of Origami Toilet Paper. Yes, it’s true.

Universal is planning on releasing some new format of Blu-ray/DVD.

I really wish I could afford one of those fancy-schmancy DSLR cameras, and I really wish I could buy the NOVA DSLR.

Sadly, this NOVA DSLR is a concept by designer Erin Fong, and certainly breaks the mold when it comes to your typical DSLR design.

The handle of this thing is doubled up so that both hands can hold it steady. It can also fold up into one handle if that is how you want it.

Well, let’s hope it sees the light of day. Until then, I’ll give it the proper press that I can give it.

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I love all the decorations that come at Christmas, and the ones with lights are my favorite. Of course, no one wants the extra fee on the energy bill during December, so these guys in Copenhagen came up with an alternative energy plan.

As you can see, there are several people on bikes that are powering these lights. There are fifteen bikes powering these 700 lights, and it looks like it is done on a volunteer basis.

So, I suppose that these people are dreaming of a “Green” Christmas.

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