Digg is Out of Service! They write on website “Digg will be down for a brief period, while we make some changes.” but I think someone put digg on reddit, hit first page and digg’s servers goes down. Tags: camera, gear, cable, design (Read the full post about ‘Digg is down!’…)

Watch TV on your computer monitor with this TV Box TV-to-VGA Hi-Res Converter. The box works with any CRT or LCD computer monitor providing high-resolution pictures supports and support for both standard and widescreen output up to 1440×900 resolution. With no additional software or drivers required, installation is painless and simple and with features like Picture-in-Picture functionality, you can get your geek on while watching the tube. Gimmie! Suggested Price: $59.99 Tags: M4A, computers, games, pvr (Read the full post about ‘Watch TV on Your Computer Monitor’…)

The variety of amazing iPhone applications seem to grow with each passing day, and as proof here’s a video showcasing what’s in store for version 2.0. Here we see a new calculator application, support for enterprise email, and possibly a whole lot of other features that haven’t been captured on video yet. And did I mention that the iPhone here is actually running on T-Mobile’s network and not AT&T? Well, I guess I just did. Keep reading to watch the preview of the iphone 2.0 firmware below…. Via [Just Another mobile phone Blog] Keep up with the latest gadget goodness! (Read the full post about ‘iPhone 2.0 firmware caught on video’…)

While we’re waiting for Verizon’s official announcement about the upcoming LG VX9100 smart phone, there has been a few unofficial press photos ‘leaked’ of the said smart phone in all its glorious detail. The follow-up to the LG Voyager is shown here in closed position with a face that’s as simple as can be. It’s got a small-ish front LCD screen, a big numeric keypad, two directional buttons (for up and down), and a few other shortcuts including the send, end, and music player keys. Continue reading for more about the LG VX9100, also dubbed the LG enV2. As you can see from the photos, the color maroon is added to complement the currently available black outer casing of the LG enV2. (Read the full post about ‘LG VX9100, aka the LG enV2 ‘semi-official’ press photos leaked’…)

Fulfill your inner Star Trek Geek and get one of these Star Trek Classic Communicators. Now you too can talk to the Enterprise no matter where you are. Just flip up the grill, and you’ll be greeted with the lights and sounds you’ve come to know and love. But not content with mere beeps, the UFP has packed this replica with voice clips from the actual series. Delight as you hear Mr. Spock ask you if you want an armed party beamed down and thrill as you call the Enterprise and hear Bridge here, Captain. So equip yourself with the Communicator that futuristically prognosticated the invention of the cell phone, and get ready for a communication . . . from the stars. Gimmie! (Read the full post about ‘Star Trek Classic Communicator’…)

USB Pink Keyboard and Mouse Mat Set This USB Pink Keyboard, mouse and mat set is the perfect way to funk up and brighten your usually dowdy desk! You will be the envy of all your other girlies colleagues! The keyboard is the same size and with all the same function and keys as a traditional keyboard but this keyboard is better that the normal dull ones as it is finished in two tone pink…. Tags: video game, pvr, gaming, gadgets (Read the full post about ‘USB Pink Keyboard and Mouse Mat Set’…)

Can you imagine splitting up your computer into several small devices and manipulating them individually to suit your own taste? A clever new prototype for such a device has been demonstrated by the researchers over at MIT Media Lab. Dubbed as “Siftables”, this new prototype aims to “enable people to interact with information and media in physical, natural ways that approach interactions with physical objects in our everyday lives.” They call Siftables an “interaction platform” that gives a user entirely new ways to control data with the application of technology from wireless sensor networks to tangible user interfaces. The technology behind Siftables is actually quite simple. (Read the full post about ‘Siftables, a prototype for little computers that could’…)