BlackBerry PlayBook

BlackBerry's equivalent to the iPad has a smaller screen and is lighter than Apple's device. That's meant to make it appealing to business people on the move, the kind of people who already buy BlackBerry phones. Nearly six million iPads were sold in the first six months, so it's easy to see why Research in Motion, the Canadian firm behind the BlackBerry, wants a bite of Apple's market. One key selling point for RIM's product is, unlike the iPad, it runs Flash video, the most popular software for showing moving images online. Apple devices don't run Flash, thanks to a well-publicised feud between the company and Adobe, the firm behind the video technology. Analysts say the BlackBerry tablet device is better placed than many rivals to mount an effective challenge to Apple. But it's seen as more likely to find a niche in the market than to be an outright iPad-killer.

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$8 million iPhone

Do you have $8 million dollars to blow on a iPhone? Here is you chance to do just that. British designer Stuart Hughes is offering a £5 million (US$8 million) Apple iPhone 4 for sale adorned with 500 individual flawless cut diamonds totaling 100 carats. The iconic Apple logo meanwhile, now comes with a blinging 53 diamonds.

Super hot indeed, but guaranteed to lever you pockets cold.

The Social Network

Anyone who’s ever read the fine print on Facebook’s privacy settings will recognize the site’s creator, Mark Zuckerberg, in the movie The Social Network. The sneaky way he deftly dodges answering incriminating questions will be familiar to anyone who has felt violated by a sudden and unexpected change in privacy settings or sensed something sinister in the fallacious use of the phrase “Facebook lets you control.”. Zuckerberg is more infamous than famous — definitely heavy on the fortune and light on the glory. While at Harvard, he and a select few friends created Facebook, which is arguably the most popular website on the internet today. The Social Network lays down the fact that Facebook wasn’t founded by a greedy little smart kid; it was created by a nerd with a ten-ton chip on his shoulder. What makes any of this interesting you ask? The Social Network isn’t just a bunch of nerds overdosing on caffeine, writing code in dark Harvard dorm rooms. It’s a whole new kind of success story.

Foldable Ray Ban's

Check these out, the latest edition from Ray Ban, they're called "Ray Ban Wayfarers". Really cool for the summer!

Ed Lopez

Ed Lopez is a veteran designer who has mastered several styles ranging from matte painting to photo manipulation and 3D integration. In our interview Ed lends some words of wisdom about his career as well as the programs he uses in tandem with Photoshop to create his astounding art. This is the perfect interview for a newcomer to Photoshop because the advice given can’t come from a better source. Check out his full interview on psdtuts.

Nintendo 3DS

Nintendo announced that its new 3DS game machine, packed with glasses-free 3-D technology, won't be going on sale this year.The 3DS is the successor to Nintendo's DS portable game system. It's most noteworthy feature is that it plays 3D games without the need for special glasses. The Nintendo 3DS System will go on sale in Japan on Feb. 26 for about $299.

All Black Everything

Jay-Z and Nike have joined forces to create limited edition Air Force Ones. The Air Force One All Black Everything collection consists of 5 designs of all black Air Force Ones. Looking nice indeed!