PosiMotion Helix iPhone / iPod touch gaming grip now available at Best Buy

The Helix gaming grip for the iPhone and iPod is finally availiable at some stores like Best Buy. It's about $20 and it gaurantees it for "virtually any game" you acn watch a quick video of it on this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sew-IivonhQ&feature=player_embedded for a quick tour of the Helix gaming grip.

Norton safe web!

Now there is a way that you can detect if there is malware on Facebook. Norton 'Safe Web' scrubs your Facebook feed, and detects malware. The app, scans all URL's thaat have appeared on your feed withing the last 24 hours. Then after it goes through the list and scans them and then names them as "safe" "warnning" and "unttested" that easy.

Beware Facebook 'hilarious video' scam

Already, going into the third week since this video has been out, a Facebook phishing attack is on the loose again! The attacks attempt is to steal your Facebook login crudentials, install malware on to your computer, and even get your home address. So if you see this video don't click on it, and if you already fell for it change your password immediatley!

Google Tv?

Google is trying to bring your web to your living room, right now Google tv is has just an android based software platform, they're planning to upgrade to a better display of the internet on Tv sets. They're trying their best to upgrade to be the newest thing, so look out.

Poratable housing

Have you ever wanted to live somewhere but you're too lazy to move, or you just don't want to leave the house you love. Well now an Brazilian architect thought of a design that the concept would allow portable, stackable apartment units which open up to new possibilities.

Adobe new software!!

Adobe unveiled its new Adobe updated software line, aiming to make it easier for average computer users as well as professionals to photo edit and high-end production web. The company Creative suit 5 programs include an updated new version of Photoshop, the photo editing software, and Flash. A new Photoshop feature will able casual photo editors to add and remove elements from photos.

Visuals artists sue Google!!

Visiual artists sue Google over copyright issues. Photographers and illustrates filed a lawsuit againts Google, claiming that the search engine displays copyright in books it scans, without barely compensating the people who created it. Google just says that it's trying to make information just more universally available. The lawsuit has not yet taking a major leap yet, but more of a rising issue.