The Geek Church

Today is the conclusion. I realize that this is Memorial Day, and it is actually appropriate, because there is a memorial in this chapter.

Now that the first book is over, I’m sure you are all wondering: when is the second book? That is an excellent question. It is written, but it needs a serious edit. It is also a lot longer, like twice as long as the first.

I’m hoping to have it out by July or August, but don’t quote me on that one.

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This is a Smart Fridge, and you should see what it does.

Here’s the Geotagging Dongle uses PhotoTracker Plus.

This is a water-resistant cover for the Flip Ultra and Flip Ultra HD.

Here is an iPhone app known as StreetMuseum that can take you back to London of the 19th century.

Check out Wolfgang’s Vault on Boxee.

This is the ReQuest Media Server, and there might be some copyright issues.

Speaking of copyright issues, Warner Brothers might be facing some. Whoa!

This weekend, some method was discovered that could do Netflix on the iPad and iPhone, but not anymore.

At Computex, Asus unveiled their Eee Pad EP121.

Here’s a new iPad RSS aggregator known as the Pulse.

Those that want to take their iPad around watery surroundings should use the Waterwear.

Best Buy has a PosiMotion Helix for the iPhone and iPod Touch games.

Check out the McLovin Quadband phone.

This is the iWeight, and there is not an App for that.

Windows Phone wants to work with Touch Dimensions for some mobile games.

Here’s a way to bring Flash to the iPhone OS with Smokescreen.

Lastly, here is an iPhone Revolver. See it to believe it.

Okay, this is the second-to-last chapter. It’s where all the action happens before the epilogue!

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Today, we are going to have the three final chapters. Consider it a huge finale for the final season.

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Here is a mobile game known as Split/Second for the iPhone.

Here’s a weird rumor of a Black Kindle in a Seattle coffee shop.

This is the camouflaged iPad cover.

This is the Shogo tablet from Realease.

These new Opera ads can satire Google’s.

There is a rumored Samsung i897 can run Android.

The Samsung N230 netbook was shown off at the World IT Show 2010.

Motorola and Verizon are launching two new smartphones later this year.

This is an eRoll concept reader.

Those interested in a career in photography might like this little game for the iPhone and iPod Touch: Photo Shootout.

Apparently, four out of ten iPhone gets used for business.

This is the ExoPC Slate.

Here’s the Taiji tablet computer, with a detachable Bluetooth keyboard.

Open your hotel phone with your iPhone with this program.

Dell Streak has some serious powerful glass that you can stab with a pen.

There is this rumor going on that Bing will replace Google as the default search engine. Not likely, but hey, it’s a rumor.

Charge up three mobile devices with the T’Light.

This is Resident Evil 4 for Beginners, free for a limited time on the iPhone.

This is a Space InvadAR, a mobile game for Android phones.

Okay, we are gearing up on the last few or so chapters.

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The Serendipity procedure is getting invoked. It is not good for the good guys.

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Welcome to a hoverboard that actually works, almost out of Back to the Future II.

This is the Rolling Superman Simulator.

Check out this Protect 486, putting a shield about your scooter.

This is Apple TV, the second version.

Check out this wacky, wacky Hannspree soccer ball TV.

Roku’s Netflix channel is due out tomorrow.

Check out Altek Leo’s camera phone is better than most camera phones.

Nikon Coolpix S230 gets a firmware update to 1.1.

Yeah, that myTouch 3G Slide could receive Android 2.2 before the Nexus One. I’m surprised.

Behold, Samsung Behold II users, you will only get Android 1.6.

Well, iPad has a bunch of clones, and this one is the iPed.

If you’ve heard that Steve Ballmer was coming to WWDC 2010, then you’ve been misinformed.

Sony is planning on getting its e-Reader to the rest of the world.

Check out this Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 2 for the iPhone.

Here’s the One Laptop Per Child XO-3 Tablet.

Speaking of apps, check out this Friends Around Me App for the iPhone and iPad.

I’m sure you know of the Prince of Persia movie, well, it was once a video game and now an app for the iPhone and iPad.

This is the Sony Tune Tray, first unveiled at CES 2010, and will now receive two more models.

Once again, more important things and decisions are done in this chapter.

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Spatial Interaction faucet is better than that one the Count on Sesame Street sings about. See what I mean here.

Rock Band 3 could have a keytar, or some type of keyboard.

Check out this ChinaVasion Magnetic Suspension Device. Levitate a soda can into thin air.

This is the Aiptek i2 camcorder, which is capable of 3D.

Don’t look now, but here is the Photoshop Beauty Cream.

Kodak has a great camera known as the Playsport.

Neoya presents the Wii2HDMI Adapter.

Check out these HDHome S2 and S4 HTPC media servers from Mvix.

You might be seeing the Avatar 3D Blu-ray a lot sooner than expected.

Barnes and Noble has made an eReader for the iPad.

Firefox is planning on coming to the iPhone, in the form of Firefox Sync.

Here’s a Project Natal price and possible release date.

This is the Acer CEO showing a new tablet.

Here’s some data storage cufflinks.

This is the Wii running on the iPod Touch or iPhone.

The Kindle version 3 may not get a color screen, but it might be cheaper.

This is an iPhone/iPod dock for the iHome iP49.

Here is the Aeolus phone, which runs on the sun and wind.

This is the Logic3 LCD ProDock.

Today, there is a major decision that must be made for these characters. Find out. You won’t be disappointed.

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I’ll start with this.

Please, someone make this YEE Flying concept car a reality.

This is Muon, a mood car. Yeah, I know, but it’s true.

Here’s what you get when you mix LEDs and bike spokes together.

Check out this Fisheye-Nikkor lens.

Sony Handycam is celebrating its 25th birthday.

See these nifty photographic effects by Chema Madoz. No Photoshop required.

Hillcrest Labs has come up with Kylo, a web browser for the TV.

Here’s some wooden speakers by Davone of Denmark. Star Trek fans will love them. See why here.

Want to know why 3D hurts some people? Let the one and only Bill Nye explain!

Apparently, Kindle won’t be getting an upgrade to color anytime soon.

Wired Magazine has come to the iPad.

Ah, get Bruce Lee: Dragon Warriors for the iPod Touch and iPhone. Hiya!

LG and iRiver are launching a new phone known as the LB4400 that is both digital audio player (DAP) as well as a phone.

The HP Slate is soon to be released, but it won’t do Windows. It is opting for Palm WebOS.

This is a new MID (Mobile Internet Tablet) that does 1080p and Windows CE 6.0. It is the X10.

I’ve talked about Tweet Defense for the iPhone before, and now there is Tweet Defense for the iPad.

JBL has created the OnStage Micro2 iPhone Speaker Dock.

Devotec has made the Solar Sound 2 Bluetooth Speaker.

This is the Loop phone, made for the visually impaired.

So who is this Rainbow, anyway? Today, we will find out.

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This is the Sony Nextep Wrist computer, set for 2020, maybe?

Killzone 3 is going to be in 3D.

Boxee plans on bringing Google TV to their services.

Here’s the Toshiba Camileo BW10 waterproof camera.

Check out “A Study For Mirror” to putting a digital image into a portrait.

This is the ZyXEL X150 Wireless N router.

Some 10-year-old found a cheap way of replacing the iPhone glass.

The Viliv P3 Prime PMP is coming soon.

Turns out that the Playstation Move might be coming in July.

iLuv has some three new speakers coming out.

The Motorola i1 comes to Boost Mobile.

You can get the iPhone 3GS on sale at Wal-Mart for less than $100.

The iPad and netbook combine to create the PLX USB Duet.

Lots of tweets and iPhone adds claim that the iPhone is getting two-way video.

A game called Phoenix Wright comes to the iPhone.

All right, there was a lot of huge stuff in the last few chapters. We’ve slowed down since last time.

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Check out Mecha Fish and Little Dog, robots like your pets!

Samsung has a new HMX-S16 Camcorder.

Here’s a motion-activated clock spy camcorder.

Pentax Japan is delaying the release of the 645D Camera.

Check out this DVD that can hold a 1000 DVDs.

Hulu can run on Android 2.2, with a little tweak.

Check out Samsung’s 19-inch AMOLED screen.

This is the Pandigital Novel, a color e-book reader linked to Barnes and Noble.

Some more BlackBerry Bold 9800 slider photos are appearing.

If you get certain models of the Asus on Amazon, you can get free Kindle software.

This is the Sound ID 510 Bluetooth Headset.

Sony is partnering with Billabong for a VAIO W laptop.

The Nokia N8 goes up against the N97. Apparently, it is no contest.

Steve Jobs will delivering the keynote at Apple WWDC.

This is the iDeck Integrated Cassette Adapter for the iPod.

Here’s an iPhone that can control a vending machine.

Here’s a phone called the EC509 Green Core that charges by spinning it.

So, here we are again. You know that part of the story where someone shows up and explains it. Hopefully you’ve figured out a lot on your own.

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This is Everquest, playing on a Droid.

You might want to look into Koi Pond HD for the iPad.

Check out PayPal Mobile Payments Library for Android.

Here’s multiple uses for the iPad, using Velcro.

This is the LightWriter for the iPhone and iPod Touch, free for the weekend!

You should see this iTee and iDress.

Here’s the David Boyce flOw concept speaker system.

Here’s the Pandora handheld, ready for the market.

Here’s another rumor of the Shadow. It is a Verizon Motorola Droid phone.

Well, we’ve had a lot of action going on, and now here is the consequences.

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HRP-W Promet can stand on one leg.

A concept DSLR camera has a slanted face.

Check out this photo a day for 8 years by JK Keller.

Here’s another Amazon deal: the Logitech HD Webcam Pro 9000.

The Popbox set top box is the first to go 3D.

This is the BeamBox Revolution R-2 pico projector.

There is a deal on Atlec Lansing UHP-303 Headphones on sale on Amazon.

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is coming to the iPhone and iPod Touch.

If you looked on Google, you will see its logo in Pac-man form.

HTC is putting some Android 2.2 Froyo on their phones.

Garmin GPSMAP 62 is an interesting handheld GPS device.

Google is giving away the HTC EVO 4G at the Google I/O.

This is the NaviRobo, a robot that works with the GPS to signal directions.

There is more stuff to be done here, and you will see it happen.

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Yeah, it gets worse.

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This DS Stylus has a Toy Story surprise.

You can buy or rent the Bullet 580, the world’s biggest airship.

Here’s a Concept car that can split into two motorcycles.

Welcome to the Aaxa L1 Projector.

Panasonic has Blu-ray 3-D films with their Vieras. Two of them, actually.

Here’s the Bang and Olufsen BeoVision 8, a 40-inch screen.

Here’s how to make a Photoshop screen transparent.

The iPod Touch has a camera, at least in Vietnam.

You want to see holographic broadcasts of the World cup by 2022? It could happen.

That Sarah Jessica Parker used to be a Mac girl, but she’s gone PC.

Google is getting its own App store.

This is the eviGroup Android Wallet MID.

This Nvidia Tablet runs on Android.

Here is the Versace Unique phone. Dashing, no?

The iPad store is going International! Wait, already?

This is the Powermat iPhone bundle, for $69.99. We’ve reported on Powermat before.

Ever heard of Foxconn, a company that makes a lot of Apple products that we know and love? Well, there working conditions aren’t so good. Find out more here.

Android 3.0 has an official title: Gingerbread. Say huh?

The BlackBerry will come in several colors. Check it out.

Well, we left off with something serious trouble yesterday, and…wouldn’t you know it, there is more to come.

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You know who’s trying to do something about that oil spill in the Gulf? Believe it or not, Kevin Costner.

Parents, is the Roller Buggy for you?

This is the Imogen Studio Stick HD. Wait until you see what it can do.

For those that remember gaming from the early nineties might like the Hyperkin RetroN 3. See what it can play here.

The Cerevo Cam comes with Ustream broadcasting, a new feature.

This is the Nikon D4x concept camera. Note how boxy it looks.

You can get a deal on a webcam from Amazon for the Logitech C250.

Those that want to take their favorite social networking site mobile might want to check 0.facebook.com.

NTT DoCoMo has a new line for the summer.

The World of Warcraft Auction House has gone online.

Chevy Volt gets more mobile action.

This mSpot puts all your music out there in the world of cloud computing.

The CEO of Hanvon has smashed Apple, in icy effigy.

This app is known as the iNotifyYou. It does something that seems somewhat useless to me.

This Tenna concept can turn any mobile device into a phone.

This is an iPad controlled Blimp, and it comes with a camera.

Here’s the iPad eReader Recliner.

Here’s a hand-sewn cover for the iPad that looks like a Game Boy.