We knew it was coming, but Amazon is now listing Kodak’s Flickr-compatible OLED 7.6-inch photo frame as in stock and shipping for $999.95. They say a picture is worth a thousand words — here, that word is “dollar.”
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Kodak’s 7.6-inch OLED photo frame now available on Amazon originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 14 Dec 2008 21:03:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Here’s another great selection of gift ideas, this time hosted by Best Buy.
Time to stop procrastinating and get shopping!
Well, that was fast. A poster by the name of StreetskaterFU has outlined what he claims is a method of hacking into PlayStation Home’s servers for download, uploading and deleting files. We’re not able to verify his directions, but if true it would be a potentially calamitous oversight on Sony’s part. Additionally, a PS3hax forum poster claims to have used StreeskaterFU’s method and changed the movie posters and trailers (looks like it only affects what he sees locally; video embedded after the break). We haven’t seen any signs of hacker malfeasance during our time with Home, but let us know if your virtual moviegoing experience has been drastically altered.
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PlayStation Home already hacked? originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 14 Dec 2008 19:49:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
NBC Philadelphia: Green gifts are red-hot this season! Who doesn’t love a unique ornament on their tree? How about a recycled Rudolf? This set of ornaments is made from recycled soda cans. They are hand-crafted by Kenyan artists and farmers and a portion of the proceeds help the handicapped in Kenya. A cute gift idea for anyone who puts up a tree, and you just saved some landfill space.
iPod Touch–rivalling Walkman looks set to steal the show out in Vegas
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Thought the £5 blower was a good deal? Think again, because Carphone’s just unveiled a three quid mobile
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I think I’m in love: The NanoBrewMaster Home Brew Station is an infinitely configurable, 15-gallon beer-making gift from the gods. Newbie brewers like myself just set it up, forget it, and it makes beer.
Seriously, if the guys at NanoBrewMaster are to be believed, all you have to do is dump in the liveblood of any beer—hops, yeast and water—and this rig regulates the ingredients, monitors their distribution, and then produces beer. There are even a pair of built-in taps (plural, in case you want to make two 7.5 gallon batches).
Even better, the purchase price (undisclosed at this time, but probably very high) includes five types of beer. [NanoBrewMaster via Clipspringer]
Cormack McCarthy’s twisted novel gets the Coen Brothers treatment, with nerve-shredding results…
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The Facebook mob have got themselves a new friend. But will they confirm or deny the new 3 iNQ 1 social network phone?
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Could the Zune phone really be a whole new mobile OS instead?
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