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ohhh i would love a Wii - just for Mario Karts.... something about hooning around on a go-kart going ... it's me Mariooo - while trying to blow up my friends....

Posted by: kiwilass78 at March 6, 2010 1:43 PM

Favourite Wii game: World of Goo! (gotta love the goo)

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at February 28, 2010 7:34 AM

Probably not considered a gadget per se, but I have a 42U high Sun Enterprise 5500 in my room (computer case physically as tall as myself, 2M deep etc), couldn't fully power it even if I tried so put a bar fridge in the bottom of it.

At the service panel where the key is to turn it on/off I was thinking of installing an LED array to make the box have a little face :).

Anyone else do stuff like that?

As for the virus protection topic, run your computer well and you shouldn't ever need virus protection. (not running windows and not running x86 helps this a lot though)

Posted by: walshy007 at February 15, 2010 9:55 PM

@ tigergirl18 Yes I have thw WiiFit Plus, which is much better than the first WiiFit. Not only because there are three extra Yoga and Muscle training exercises, not to mention balance games, but you can also create a workout regime and weigh your pets (why you'd want to register your cat or dog on the WiiFit is beyond me though).

If you're really interested in exercising with the Wii, I'd recommend EA Active. It has something called a 30 Day Challenge, and you do all sorts of exercises - squats, bicep work, cardio, etc. It's Wii Balance Board compatible but not essential, and it's uite a lot of fun too.

Hope this helps =D.

Posted by: cardpuppet at December 21, 2009 9:04 PM

Anybody got a Wii with WiiFit/Sports? Interested to see if it's worth buying one. :) Not really been a fan of Nintendo until I got a DS. Was going to get a PSP or an Xbox! lol

Posted by: tigergirl18 at November 29, 2009 9:01 AM

Hi people, on the topic of gaming consoles Id just like to give praise to the PSP. I mean what an allrounder this machine is. For instance, it plays games- everyone knows that, it also plays movies, mp3's, holds photos,the battery lasts for around six hours fully charged, you can browse the internet and even go on msn etc as long as you have wireless internet(such as macdonalds has). Its compact enough to carry anywhere and ive found it especially good for filling in time on that long train trip to sydney for work. PSP have been compared to PS2 graphics wise and there are plenty of games etc available for it. In my opinion its the best gadget out there. What do you think guys?

Posted by: gossyguy at October 20, 2009 11:00 AM

Has anyone got the Samsung Icon HD phone and if so what is it like as i`m thinking of upgrading from the Nokia N95 8GB

Posted by: andrewlee1966 at October 16, 2009 1:15 AM

My Gadgets are my DS lite, my xbox 360 and my laptop lol

Posted by: lindantbd at September 18, 2009 5:11 PM

The TRON trailers are up on YouTube and well worth a look. Surrogates is out later this month too, and Avatar later this year as well... With District 9 thrown in, this has been a great year for Sci-Fi! (About time!)

/off-topic

I used AVG (paid version) for years and found it to be really reliable. At the moment I'm using McAfee (because it came free with my current computer) and it seems to be doing a fine job too... As someone mentioned earlier, I think a lot of the major anti-viruses are pretty similar...

Posted by: swordfishtrombones at September 12, 2009 7:52 PM

Did you hear they are doing a re-make of the movie TRON? With Jeff Bridges

Posted by: memoryofkisses at September 6, 2009 6:36 PM

I still have a couple of cartons of robot bits, from when my son was doing junior Robocup soccer at school. We had to put the dining table out on the verandah so he could set up the soccer field in the dining room. Blankets over the windows to have the right sort of lighting for the infrared ball and so forth.

It was good when he finished, and packed it all up and the dining table came back in. But then he moved on to modifiying cars and I had engine parts in the dining room for the next year.

On his recommendation I use AVG and also check with Adaware

Posted by: memoryofkisses at September 3, 2009 6:02 PM

I think the PS3 is an amazing piece of hardware, though I don't have the same contoller dramas that you have mistalonely, rewiring controllers is extreme, but a mans gotta do what a mans gotta do to make the game work the way you want it too...

Has anyone upgraded their Ps3 hard drive yet? I am thinking about it, as it appears to be totally basic, just wanted some feedback from anyone that has done it before.

Posted by: ab1983 at August 31, 2009 7:48 PM

HI, just for the sake of posting, who else loves the ps3,not the newest gadget but its so handy for so many things. Only thing that gives me SH#!S is that just like all other expensive consoles theres no inbuilt function for the reassignment of controlpad functions. Im an oldskool gamer and prefer the oldfashioned 'legacy' style button and stick options (not available in most ingame control option menus),I am so unco at using todays common control functions that i imported via ebay three lowpriced PS2 control pads from hongkong and physically rewired the stick functions. Crazily geekily insane, no tvery interesting, but there you have it. Posting for the sake of posting!

Posted by: mistalonely at August 26, 2009 6:41 PM

Going to have to reformat my hard drive soon ... such a pain.

:-/

(at least I have plenty of backup space, now)

Posted by: lafileuse at August 18, 2009 7:10 AM

Bought my first terabyte external hard drive a few weeks ago, and I'm still excited about it ... >

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at August 15, 2009 12:21 PM

AVG is free to download, which doesn't necessarily mean its the best out there. IN fact pretty much all anti virus programs will do the job. But it comes down to how fast a company is willing to release a update to combat against the latest threats that literally inhibit the internet on a daily/weekly/monthly basis. So basically what im saying is, if AVG found a new threat online, it may take them 3-5 days to program an "antidote" to release as a download to patch what you have installed, but it may take Norton 1-2 days, and Consumer Associates 2-4 days to make the same antidote...
And yes, some anti virus programs can be more intrusive that they should be with watching processes in the background for possible threats that's contribute to slowing down your PC, Norton's is notorious for this in previous releases, but have only improved with PC being more powerful in recent times also that the performance hiccup is unnoticeable. I currently use Trend Internet Security and have used Consumer Associated internet security in the past also. These programs are both great and on some occasions have DAILY updates to keep you secured. I don't like Norton, purely based on the fact that you hear people having more issue with performance as most people have stated here. But like with most things in life, it comes down to trial and error, and not being sucked in to emails that claim you have One million dollars waiting for you in Switzerland. Seriously, are there people that stupid in the world? lol

Posted by: brettski011 at August 7, 2009 11:10 AM

AVG is probably the best anti-virus product out there. The Internet suite is a bit average so it's best combined with Zonealarm (the free version and only the firewall component). Using the pair of them should keep you pretty much safe as houses

Posted by: darkhorse73 at August 4, 2009 9:09 PM

My computer came back from being fixed a week ago and it had over 23 viruses and multiple malicious objects non of which McAfee could detect or fix. I'm very disappointed with McAfee now and am currently running the latest free version of AVG.

Posted by: euphoriarose at July 19, 2009 4:58 PM

I dont run any virus protection either. I consider most of the anti-virus are bit of overheading slowing down my system. If your system is Vista or W7, I think the default security is just pretty much enough to stop most virus. For the rest of virus, anti-virus cant stop them either. For machines at work or public place anti-virus is always a good idea simply because if the machines did get virus nobody can blame you for anything.

Posted by: edi1984 at July 17, 2009 2:12 AM

I run my PC without virus protection, I set all the security to medium, am careful of what sites I go to and only open an email if I know the sender. I consider many of the virus protection programs are a bit of a scam, they seem to find virus's way too often for my belief.
Having said that, I'm more computer savvy than many people, so virus protection for them is a good idea.
Also get rid of the preview pane in your mail reader because once you 've previewed a bad email it's just as bad as opening it fully.

Posted by: brisnut at June 28, 2009 8:46 PM

Latte the url for for free AVG is http://download.cnet.com/3001-2239_4-10320142.html?spi=fd889e4305e4c9ece7c4530fffc98f86&part=dl-10044820 just tried it but I think you will be happy with what you bought as is a comprehensive program. HH

Posted by: hopefulhoney at May 23, 2009 10:57 AM

Posted by: hvalac at May 16, 2009 1:19 PM
Thank you hvalac, I ended up getting Trend Pro 2008 what are your thoughts on it. Norton is a disaster and I would never get it. AVG is no longer free.

Posted by: time4latte at May 16, 2009 2:18 PM

Anti-virus wise my mates seem to like mcafee , never really gone for it though I usually just stick with avg anti-virus v7.1 works fine and gets most viruses, the new avg v8 is a POS (peice of shit) adds to many unwanted and useless extras, as for norton antivirus that is 1 of the worst if not the worst program you can actually install on your computer, massively gives a perfromance decrease to any system and most of the time it picks up less viruses than avg. Also if you dont already have this i'd recommend "spy bot - search and destroy" for spyware, very easy to use, gets rid of any form of spyware and picks up stuff that ad-aware doesn't pickup and isn't very resource hungry.

Posted by: hvalac at May 16, 2009 1:19 PM

Thank you, iaminperth and HH. It looks like McAfee gets two votes. I have also heard that Nortons would be a bad choice. The GPS is certainly a terrific gadget and I think sadly, we may see the end of the old UBD or Gregorys.

Posted by: time4latte at May 12, 2009 5:09 AM

McAfee works for me. Doesn't take too much space and is very user friendly. Due to getting a virus a while back I had to contact support and they were also very helpful. I think support is the key when purchasing any new product. We have a new iphone and a gps. Not a great gadget family but what we have is pretty darned good. I find being able to schedule appointments and also rosters as well as using the gps system on the iphone just cuts out the necessity for additional diaries and equipment to carry around. The separate gps my daughter uses and it is also fabulous and she can always find her way home. The gaps also lets her know speed limits and if there are any hazards ahead. Bluetooth is also a feature, not that it's used much as she is not a great mobile phone talker and prefers to use text. Both gadgets are really helpful in our lives.

Posted by: iaminperth at May 11, 2009 10:19 PM

Hi Latte - I'm currently running Trend Micro "PC-cillin" which is very good. I can also recommend McAffee. AVG - Avira have a free version that you can try and this is good also. One which I cannot recommend is Norton Antivirus - had a terrible time with them - Symantec have lousey service ie trying to get patches etc - then they try to bill you for being no help at all. I'd definitely give them a miss. HH

Posted by: hopefulhoney at May 11, 2009 9:20 PM

I need a new anti-virus for my laptop. Any ideas?

Posted by: time4latte at May 11, 2009 8:06 PM

OK ... there are reportedly 2615 members of this community ... why does it feel so cold and empty here?!?

Challenge: those who have never posted ... or those who have ... *post something*!

How can someone who is even vaguely geekish not have a favourite gadget? Some of mine have to do with the 'slow' movement ... ie drop spindles ... they are still gadgets - albeit *very* low tech. Do the intros to the topics put people off? Take ownership of the blogs!

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at April 14, 2009 9:21 PM

Posted by: brisnut at April 1, 2009 10:02 PM

Sounds very Star Trek ... like Geordie's (?) glasses.

(OK ... my comments were scrapped ... can't imagine why, though.)

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at April 2, 2009 6:30 AM

I have seen some wrapglasses online that had a digital magnifying camera built in, won't be long and you will be able to tryuely merge the cybernet and reality as you stroll around town. O r possibly for people like me with sight impairment we could adjust color spectrums and magnify stuff when needed.
Goodbye to glasses possibly, replaced by camera's and LCD monitors in a sunglass frame?

Posted by: brisnut at April 1, 2009 10:02 PM

1000tc!! We *do* miss out in the country here. :-/

My alter ego? :-) I like that!

I suppose this and other topics bring out my more frivolous side. (I used to have a second pair of spectacles that was a bit more flamboyant - ie it had colours - than my usual pair, that I would wear if I didn't have any meetings ... my frivolous glasses. I also like to bring my Dell laptop to Apple meetings ... lets me feel like a rebel!)

Posted by: lafileuse at March 28, 2009 2:25 PM

1000 is so much better with Egyptian cotton. Gosh your alter ego on the 'other' site portrays a totally different side of you than you are trying to portray here.

Posted by: iaminperth at March 27, 2009 10:11 PM

Anybody there?

Just splashed out and got a cordless drill .... Mmmmmmm Bunnings......

(and on a totally non-gadget note, upgraded my bed linen at a sale after going to a meeting in Sydney ... the organisation sponsored attendees at a swish hotel for the night. Who knew what a difference 500tc Egyptian cotton makes??!! Utterly flabbergasted! It's worth it's weight in sleeping pills ... and Marjoram oil, and aromatherapy baths, and everything else I've tried.)

Posted by: lafileuse at March 25, 2009 7:58 PM

Planning a new 'gadget' purchase, though not an electronic or high tech one. Just heard of a manufacturer of drop spindles here in Australia. Will be checking it out. (They could be electronic ... I wonder if you can get spindles with a built-in device to measure RPM?)

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at February 18, 2009 8:09 AM

Such obsessions are not limited to 'technology' or any other kind of sub-genre. It would be ridiculous to suggest that those who might embrace technology can be any different to those who are governed by their inability to moderate their own desires.

In other words, it matters not what possession it is. It could be a walrus or a neutronium-powered pogo stick; you know that there is probably someone who'd foam at the mouth if you severed it from them.

Ah, materialism... it's so refreshing to observe amongst lesser sentients.

Posted by: aephorus at February 12, 2009 1:33 AM

My mistake, funkygrove, must have been Castaway, I do get a bit muddled with movie titles, however now that you have turned up, i'll have to rethink a suitable plot.

Anyway, as young fellow geek, what are you into, gadget wise I mean.........

CC

Posted by: ccfriend2008 at February 5, 2009 7:01 PM

Did you mean Lost or Castaway?

Posted by: funkygroove at February 5, 2009 5:30 AM

The closest things to gadgets I've bought recently ... well, since the holiday spend-up anyway (been spending money on DVDs), are some plug-in circuit breakers to take the place of fuses. Not very exciting, but they have little switches in different colours.

:-/

Posted by: lafileuse at February 2, 2009 8:48 PM

CC - poor thing! It must be like never being visited in your cubicle, hehe.
I'll answer in the negative. I dont even know what a Canopus is!

Posted by: willow29 at February 2, 2009 11:03 AM

Thanks willow29 Finally a sign of life from somebody!

I was beginning to feel like Tom Hanks in "Lost" on this blog.
Have just had a quick look under "archives" and couldn't find any
other archived "geek" blogs. Why am I not surprised?

Being a woman of great patience, I shall wait to see if anybody out
there has got the heart to answer my "Canopus" Question.

CC

Posted by: ccfriend2008 at January 31, 2009 8:29 AM

For xmas, I got a lovely little hammer with roses on it that opens up to reveal a screwdriver, that unscrews to become a philipshead s/d. Its all for little indoors jobs, but very cute.

Posted by: willow29 at January 29, 2009 10:11 PM

Hellooooooooooo,

where are all the geeks gone!
too busy playing with their gadgets?????

Come on somebody, give me something on VHS to DV converters,

Has anybody out there got a Canopus??

That's all have to get back to my mac..

CC

Posted by: ccfriend2008 at January 21, 2009 10:56 PM

Posted by: lafileuse at January 4, 2009 4:00 PM

...and I bought myself a little device to allow me to digitise my cassette tapes. :-D
Is your own hand up??

What did you get?...........Is it working well, ......
I have been wanting to get one of those gadgets for ages.
I have been told "Canops" is a good one.

(Comments from other rsvp geeks welcome.........)

CC

PS: thanks for nudging the blog community along

Posted by: ccfriend2008 at January 21, 2009 1:08 AM

Posted by: iaminperth at January 12, 2009 11:32 AM

BTW, hope the foot is OK, and it isn't hampering your DIY!

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at January 13, 2009 7:34 AM

Posted by: iaminperth at January 12, 2009 11:32 AM

Don't think so ... but it is a possibility. Unfortunately, there isn't someone to simply ask! :-D

Your screwdriver sounds very useful ... handy tools are always great to have. I love going to Bunnings when I can get to one ... I really like hardware ... and little brass fittings. Current project is replacing doorknobs in my house, but I've mislaid my electric drill. I need a homing gadget for my tools. I seem to get side-tracked into and out of little projects. I bought a proper tool box this year and am trying to train myself to put things back in it. :-)

Posted by: lafileuse at January 13, 2009 7:07 AM

You may be snoring when you fall into a deep sleep and that is waking you up D. You can have that checked out at sleep centres referred by a GP of course. I was given a screwdriver with about 20 bits with it and it came with a bracket to hang on the wall. I am always screwing things into my backyard fence and it is so unbelievably handy and now sits on the back of my pantry door within easy reach. It's bright yellow and I use it so much it's unbelievable. Also have four DV D set of the Rolling Stones Biggest bang tour, just love it, brings back very fond memories.

Posted by: iaminperth at January 12, 2009 11:32 AM

I can't believe no one else got gadget goodies for Christmas! C'mon, 'fess up!

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at January 12, 2009 7:25 AM

Posted by: heart2heart57 at December 25, 2008 2:25 PM

I did! My darling son gave me a 'Sleeptracker" watch. It monitors the movements you make during periods of light sleep, and records these. You can set an alarm time and a window during which you want to wake up, and it will wake you when you are in a period of light sleep, rather than at a specific time when you may be deeply asleep. Because it records your nightly sleep pattern, you can use it with notes you take about that day and night to work out how to improve your sleep. It's helping already. I've never had a problem falling asleep, but staying asleep in the wee small hours is difficult.

...and I bought myself a little device to allow me to digitise my cassette tapes. :-D

Is your own hand up??

Posted by: lafileuse at January 4, 2009 4:00 PM

Hands up those that got a new Geek-Gadget for Chrissy...?

Posted by: heart2heart57 at December 25, 2008 2:25 PM

Posted by: egernia at December 18, 2008 9:14 AM

Thanks for that! :-D
I'll check them out ... give myself a treat for Christmas!

Posted by: lafileuse at December 18, 2008 6:42 PM

Lafileuse

You could also try a Citizen Eco-Drive. They're pretty cheap and just need light to work and won't require a battery change for years. I pulled an old one out the other day that had been in a drawer for a few years, put it under strong light for a while and it's still going.

Posted by: britishracinggreen at December 18, 2008 1:45 PM

lafileuse

Get yourself a kinetic watch-no batteries and no winding needed.
Seiko have a large range.
They utilise the wrists movements to generate kinetic energy.
They are energy efficient and environmentally safe.

Posted by: egernia at December 18, 2008 9:14 AM

I thought I was achieving so much today ... getting so much work done. Turns out my watch had stopped ... battery died a death. Is there a battery operated watch out there that you can wind as well (for those emergency times when you can't get to a Battery World any time soon)?

Posted by: lafileuse at December 17, 2008 7:33 PM

Gizmos and Gadgets - I like the ones that give me pleasure - being single and all - I have found a few.:-) Big Smiles!

Posted by: colouredthreads1 at December 16, 2008 9:45 PM

Oh, I love to go and meet all of you, too. :0) How exciting! Just leave me a note at the reception of the time and day when you all will meet up at the hotel lobby :0) And I will turn up there and let me see if you can single me out. :0) How excited! (It is a joke :0)) Have a very good time, guys (This is a sincere wish! :0))

Posted by: ahappyending at December 8, 2008 1:45 PM

E-M for business or for pleasure?!
:)

Posted by: birdsofparadise at December 8, 2008 9:15 AM

type40 whats your email address
judy

Posted by: judy1980 at December 7, 2008 9:56 PM

To laughsandtalks...Marcus my pleasure and honour to meet you. What would you reckon? shall we meet?...my big smile at you....you know my email addy, let me know please....thanks a lot...

Posted by: birdsofparadise at December 7, 2008 5:10 AM

Hi Enernia, ...for all this years you never believed me. What can I do to ease your doubts? ( sorry I can't disclosed too much information here) I will be in Melbourne on Christmas day staying at Sebel Albert Park Hotel, 4 days and 3 night, I would love to meet you if you feel comfortable to meet me. After Melbourne I'm flying off to Adelaide 4 day and 3 nights. I need to be back in Sydney before dawn New Years eve celebration with special friend and bestfriends. By mid of January I flying off to Brisbane I love meet few I've known and "B" if wanted too, which is my great honor. Please let me know. Thanks...

---------------------------------
Hi Riversong1, Istj, and Thelynathdiary....it would be my great honour to meet you ladies. I wish you read this message. I haven't got your email addy, Riversong1 got mine and we could exchange from there. Thank you...

Posted by: birdsofparadise at December 7, 2008 4:59 AM

That's cute H2H

Posted by: egernia at December 6, 2008 9:17 AM

@>-->-------

Pour vous....

Posted by: heart2heart57 at December 5, 2008 9:43 PM

Strelizia @ 11.03am

Were they at least 'fragrant roses'?

Can you decipher the following

? tym bb gme on sat n wr?

Eg.

Posted by: egernia at December 4, 2008 9:17 AM

Posted by: lafileuse at December 1, 2008 6:50 AM

I like to embrace all facets of my (tacit) geekyness.... science nerd, computer geek, book worm (occasionally), even throw in the odd game of chess...... wow, I could have my own show..."Geek confessions"..LOL

Posted by: spanky668 at December 1, 2008 8:28 PM

Posted by: spanky668 at November 30, 2008 6:48 PM
"... embrace the inner geek ..."

Always thought of myself as more of a science nerd than a computer geek...

:-D

Posted by: lafileuse at December 1, 2008 6:50 AM

Posted by: theflyingdog at November 30, 2008 7:22 AM - Um... 'I own a Seiko watch' ???

Posted by: heart2heart57 at November 30, 2008 12:33 PM

Hi Enernia....thats a damn annoying, sending text messages in short abbv. then turn out be a wrong message...it's happened to me...he send like this.. ** c u n doz r osy**,.. dammit i was piss off thought saying ...(see you in dosser on say) ...so i sent no abbv. I told him got pain on the ass) ?....he reply my text with no abbv. saying ..hey what are you talking about? I sent you a dozen of roses, is that bad?....shocking I was,...so i sent him huge apology and explained....we end -up in laughing !!!...since then no more short abbv. ...

Posted by: birdsofparadise at November 30, 2008 11:03 AM

Hey Thefyingdog....that's absolutely a Warehouse, do you have a forklift?..I can lend you one !..yay !!

Posted by: birdsofparadise at November 30, 2008 10:11 AM

Hey I work from home designing gadgets, I live and breath gadets, they're all around me. In my house I have a computer room, home theatre, gaming room, a room for building electronics and room for storing electronics. I think there's a bed in one or two of those rooms somewhere! Can anyone top that for geekiness?

Posted by: theflyingdog at November 30, 2008 7:22 AM

Hey H2h....quoted.. I'll show you mine, if you show me yours...lmao

hahaha...it depends of what you got? ..gadgets !

Posted by: birdsofparadise at November 29, 2008 9:45 PM

Posted by: istj54 at November 26, 2008 7:10 AM *urk*... I'll show you mine, if you show me yours... lmao

Posted by: heart2heart57 at November 28, 2008 9:03 PM

the only gadget i have is 3 remotes.

no ipod not even a digital camera,,,,,,,,,

and not technophobic either

Posted by: unknownauthor at November 27, 2008 3:18 PM

My gadgets have gadgets. My favourites are transmitters for my iPod so I can listen through my sound system at home or in the car (hate those mug-me-white ear buds - they hurt!).

Posted by: lafileuse at November 27, 2008 6:58 AM

H2H...have you got one? You must share...but it woulod be ped egg ettiquette to empty first...no mixing of the dead cells:))

Posted by: istj54 at November 26, 2008 7:10 AM

Hello Strelizia ~ Bird of Paradise

c u L8er ~see you later. I have had it abbrev. as c u l8a. Damn annoying!
It's a Nokia.

Posted by: egernia at November 25, 2008 3:39 PM

~*Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*~ :)))

Posted by: heart2heart57 at November 25, 2008 12:16 AM

...speaking of flying alarm clocks...I always wanted one of those clocks that also made your morning tea or coffee...whatever happened to those?...and who doesn't want one of those ped eggs that get rid of all that rough, dry skin on your feet and keep all the bits in it till it's full??????ewwwwwwwwww...and did anyone ever get their steak knives????

Posted by: istj54 at November 24, 2008 5:49 PM

Artizanne - Im with you on that one - I bought a gadget the other day that was supposed to be "fabulous" but either Im using it wrong or they lied in the advertising...

Posted by: willow29 at November 24, 2008 3:25 PM

Hi Egernia....3 abbr words?....
c u I8er...:) - mean to say... see you I hate her?!
I could see your mobile gadgets flushed down the cyber toilet. Sad to hear that, replace a new mobile with all those exciting features,.. like what's your wearing 4 2 D ?...:)

Posted by: birdsofparadise at November 24, 2008 3:13 PM

I had a lovely gadget story that appears to have been flushed down the cyber toilet. Hmmm.
My gadget of choice would have to be my ipod.
The gadget I'd most like to flush down any toilet would be my mobile.
Yeah I know, kind of hard to live without it now... Gee, I get fed up with all the crap sms messages and the 4 sentences that have been condensed into 3 abbreviated words!
c u l8er..... :)

Posted by: egernia at November 24, 2008 2:04 PM

Best gadgets have had that never out of my hands is my new latest nokia mobile, a multi purpose features, internet, camera, video cam, GPS, ipod, storing files, emails, photos, contacts, a complete package, very handy.
The most amazing unbelievable varieties of new advance high tech gadgets I've seen is in Akihabara Tokyo, Japan. A place of Robotic cybernetics-gadgets.

Posted by: birdsofparadise at November 24, 2008 11:58 AM

Gadgets .... I am addicted to a couple of those. my laptop and TomTom. First one keeps me connected to the world out there and the second one takes me to see places. Not a great fan of iPods (would rather read than having those head phones stuck in my ears).

Posted by: melrsvp at November 23, 2008 10:41 PM

....not even going to touch this one.....! It's a little too obvious......

Posted by: artizanne at November 23, 2008 7:04 PM

First thought was .. I don't have gadgets but I suppose we all live daily with gadgets that have become so neccessary to us we don't give them much thought!
Anyone care to say what their "Gadgets" are ??

Posted by: waternymph47 at November 23, 2008 4:07 PM