February 26th, 2009. Posted by: 2wentyWon

…Calling our time the information age is an understatement

February 24th, 2009. Posted by: 2wentyWon

This has to be one of the coolest iPhone/iPod Touch apps I’ve seen. BeBot is basically a four-voice analog synthesizer all controlled directly from the phone. It supports multi-touch and effects so you can create some really dense sounds all with your fingers. Bebot really reminds me of the Jazzmutant Lemur that some of you might have seen during Kanye and Daft Punk’s Grammy perfomance last year.

Check out this video of Jordan Rudess, keyboardist of Dream Theater, on the BeBot. The first 60 seconds are enchanting… yes, i said the word “enchanting”.

But it now for only $1.99 on iTunes!

February 20th, 2009. Posted by: KingNation

If you’re a Get Fresh Kid – in – Training, then you haven’t entirely grew up. I mean, its in the title. Nobody wants to be a Get Fresh Senior – Menopause is definitely not Fresh. So, anywho,  Alcatel and Lego are teaming up to drop a phone that caters to the Prepubescent in all of us. Boy Genius Report recently picked up some leaked photos of the Lego Phone. No details are immediately known as far as specs or release dates, but you can trust that we – meaning me and the Entirely too large Lego man – will keep you posted.

But is it Fresh? Check out one more pic after the jump, and decide.

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February 16th, 2009. Posted by: 2wentyWon

Color Ware Inc out in Winona, MN has been offering some of the best color treatments for computers, cell-phones, and other gadgets for the last 8 years. They are now offering their customization service for some of the newest gear techies are carrying around including the Blackberry Bold, Blackberry Storm, iPhone 3G, T-Mobile G1, MacBook, and even HD TVs (yes, people carry their HD TVs around, I’ve seen it).

Directly from the Color Ware website, choose from literally hundreds of color combinations to pimp out your gear. Send in your device to be customized by professionals or buy a completely new one already colored just how you like it.

Check out more pics and a list of customizable items after the jump

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February 10th, 2009. Posted by: KingNation

No long introduction necessary. Dell is about to drop the Lattitude XT2 on your head. Via Engadget:

More pics and specs after the jump.

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February 9th, 2009. Posted by: KingNation

Get Fresh Kids take notice: accessories are important. Watches and bracelets transform ordinary outfits into great ones. Tokyo Flash is an online store that caters to the former in unique ways. Instead of the customary fake “bling” proliferated these days, Tokyo Flash’s watches implement LED lights in new ways. Admittedly, I can hardly tell what time it is on half the watches. But they do serve a purpose: to be bona fide conversation pieces. Being the life of any party is a given with one of these joints on your wrist.

But are they fresh? Decide for yourself after the jump.

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February 5th, 2009. Posted by: KingNation

Everyone has something to say now-a-days. Facebook, Twitter, Myspace and Wordpress are just a few of the catalysts responsible for the seizmic expansion in online blogging. Several mobile devices ala Blackberry Storm, iPhone, and G1 have applications that cater to the Blogger. But this phone is could be what that demographic has longed for.

The Samsung Memoir is a full touch-screen mobile phone equipped with an 8-megapixel camera in the front, a large-display touchscreen phone from the rear, Xenon flash, GPS, BlueTooth and 16x digital zoom. It will be available on T-Mobile’s 3G network. No word as of yet if the Memoir will have wifi. More pics and info after the jump.

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February 5th, 2009. Posted by: 2wentyWon

By now most have heard about Palm’s beautiful savior the Pre. However, you probably have not heard of the boiling patents conflict between Apple and Palm. The new Palm Pre will be employing a multi-touch system along with other gestures much like the ones made famous by the Apple iPhone. This is where trouble starts.

Head over to engadget where Nilay Patel has written a fairly in-depth look at the cases both Apple and Palm can bring upon each-other regarding multi-touch and other patents.