Want to win a Neuros Recorder 2? Want to do some code breaking? Look no more! OhGizmo! is giving out this cool mini digital VCR for the PSP and iPod Video, the Neuros Recorder 2. They are in the spirit of the “Da Vinci Code” game. Its not easy but its fun looking for clues. You need to check their previous post and answer two questions. Winner will be choose randomly from the first 30 entries. Fast! Head over to OhGizmo!
Mickey Feio blog is a Brazilian blog that show you all the ugly Mickeys art. You gonna laugh when you look at those.
Matthew, Joseph, Sean and Bradford are Yale students and they are the people behind the project called PerSecondPodcast. It is an online audio time capsule where anyone can buy audio space by the second. You can advertise your website, rant about politics, play a portion of your bands new song and even deliver an existentialist monologue. It will soon be playing on college radio stations across the country, iTunes RSS-subscribable, submitted for play on XM and Sirius satellite radio, and physically housed in several iPod time capsules to be buried upon completion of the project.
Want to win some gadget for yourself? This is just the right time for you. TheGadgetBlog, own by Mr Colbert, is going to celebrate its birthday on the 2nd of June and they are giving out lots of prizes such as iPod Nano, ScopeWatch, WickedLaser, Wireless Pc Lock and a lot more. There is no competition but of course you need to do something. Probably you would like to head over to TheGadgetBlog and take a look at the condition. Its free and were IN!
A friend of mine introduced me a site, it is called funnyexamanswers.com. Heard of that? Yeah, it’s pretty funny. Check out this one above.
In case you can’t read from the image:
Question: CHECKING IN (Answer on your own and then hand in to the instructor)
Alex Skiyar the man who took 15 years which is 10,000 hours just to complete this most sophisticated detailed model of the Mil-24 military chopper. He start it in the year 1986 in Kiev (Ukraine) and completed in Toronto, Canada in 2001. He used over 1000 photographs to ensure complete accuracy in the reproduction and over 100,000 parts to complete this modeling project.
Want to win some gadget for yourself? This is just the right time for you. TheGadgetBlog, own by Mr Colbert, is going to celebrate its birthday on the 2nd of June and they are giving out lots of prizes such as iPod Nano, ScopeWatch, WickedLaser, Wireless Pc Lock and a lot more. There is no competition but of course you need to do something. Probably you would like to head over to TheGadgetBlog and take a look at the condition. Its free and were IN!
You should head your way to Pingmag. If you’re into bright colours and retro looking toy designs, they have a great article just for you, showcasing some cheap toys and sweets they probably found in their local supermarket or stores. I must confess, I often have to drag myself past the toys section in MacroMart. The temptation to buy a rubber dart gun with targets is too much to bear from time to time.
Alex Skiyar the man who took 15 years which is 10,000 hours just to complete this most sophisticated detailed model of the Mil-24 military chopper. He start it in the year 1986 in Kiev (Ukraine) and completed in Toronto, Canada in 2001. He used over 1000 photographs to ensure complete accuracy in the reproduction and over 100,000 parts to complete this modeling project.
We have been trying very hard to go around the web gathering information and wait for new World Cup gadget to be released. Finally, we are able to pack up this Top 10 World Cup Gadget for world cup geeks! Check out this top 10 gadget list with pictures after the jump.
(1) Toshiba’s FIFA Worldcup Edition Notebook
Aha! I found a new wear to increase a little traffic. See that, 2dayblog on that big LCD, this pic was taken quite a long time ago ~ forgotten to post it and hey my fresh mind today reminds me of it. Alright, it was in a shopping complex, a booth promoting their USB wireless broadband dongle at the center court, there’s a computer there attached to this big LCD, that’s for the demo. So I asked the promoter about those broadband speed thingy bla bla bla then he said sir you can try it here, oh yes, this is a good chance for you to show off your blog to the public 
Jason was one of the first 10,000 people to complete Googles DaVinci Code Quest. He, and 9,999 others who completed the quest received an authorized working model of The Da Vinci Code™ Cryptex which opens with a password, is crafted of die-cast metal and plated in aged gold. Lucky dogs, this replica retails for $145 and isnt available to the general public until August at the latest. Picture after the break.
