“This sucker’s Electrical??” We each need 90-100 grand. By 2013. First the Nike’s and now THIS. Which means we need to check THIS more often.

It all goes down tomorrow at 10am Pacific. Follow the action live from Cupertino at Engadget’s Live Blog. The only question is, how are all of us still-under-their-2-year-contract iPhone 4 users going to deal with this?! Or if this is even an iPhone 5 at all and not just an iPhone 4gs? And which carriors [...]

Hear lots of exciting talk about nothing specific from Cameron, Iger and the gang…

A Babel Fish was a fictitious animal that could perform instant translations in Douglas Adams’ “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.” Now we have the app VOCRE, which pretty much does this as well. Vocre is a new app for your iPhone that lets you speak in one language and hear what you said translated [...]

Yes, yes, I know you know about this – But have you seen Doc’s other latest travels!?… More after the jump!…

The new Nike Air Mag sneakers, as featured in Back to the Future Part 2, were revealed today and no, they do not self-lace. Instead, the shoes contain a glowing LED panel which recharges itself between its 5-hour battery life cycle. Nike and eBay will be auctioning off pairs with contributions going to the Michael [...]

Eros and Cybergosh are currently in the middle of the chaos of San Diego Comic-Con, make sure you’re tuned into @EGeekly for occasional links of importance!

Pottermore, says JK Rowling, it’s an ‘online reading experience.’ Part social network, part online merchant for new audiobooks and e-book debut, the website will also be home to new material Rowling has been ‘hoarding’ for years. The site will begin taking registrations on July 31 for an October launch, and will launch an online challenge [...]

Written and designed by game designer Steve Meretzky and sci-fi author Douglas Adams, the first ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ INFOCOM text-based game was a mega-success upon its release in November 1984. It quickly became INFOCOM’s bestselling game, selling over a quarter million copies in the two years after its release. It ultimately became INFOCOM’s [...]

Now that Star Tours has been revealed, we should get back to our regularly scheduled TRON-inspired posts! Well, this isn’t exactly any new Tron news, but it’s close — The team behind the film – director Joe Kosinski and editor Jim Haygood – joined forces with Digital Domain on a new :30 spot for BMW. [...]

This is truly one of the greatest movie-tie in apps I’ve downloaded to my iPhone. The app is a movie tie-in in name only – and is a fully functional video app which will let you shoot your own vintage Super 8 films. From CNET — “The entire interfaced is modeled after a Super 8 [...]

Designed to be a radical change for travelers, London-based YOTEL will open its first hotel in the USA in New York on June 1. The massive, full-service hotel aims to sell its 669 small but stylish rooms at reasonable prices. It’s located in a brand new, mixed-use building a few blocks west of Times Square [...]

Edgar Choueiri, a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton University, has developed a way to play true three-dimensional sound recordings over regular loudspeakers, such as those found in televisions and computer laptops. The filter is designed to work with loudspeakers – not headphones – and can be experienced through standard computer speakers. (Make [...]

Gizmodo — Sony just released Crackle, an app that streams full-feature movies and popular TV shows (from Columbia Pictures, Tri-Star, Screen Gems, Sony Pictures Classics) to your iPhone and iPad for free. Grab it HERE.

Tron is Back! Duran Duran is Back! And now another staple from 1982 is back as well — the Commodore 64!! Check out the details HERE on Commodore’s new official site!

THR — Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert’s Evil Dead is getting a new life in the form of an iPhone and iPad game that will bring the gore and campy humor of the cult classic film into the digital age. Ghost House Pictures has partnered with Trigger Apps, part of digital marketing firm Trigger, to [...]

“RoboEarth is an attempt at creating a sort of Google Earth/Internet for robots, a place where standardized navigation and object information can be uploaded, stored, and then downloaded by a bot that needs it.” Source = Geekologie

Film editing icon Walter Murch is not a big fan of 3D, and explains why – it is simply not meant for our brains. Check out what Murch has to say HERE.

I recently had to make the tough decision to get rid of my cable for a while. It was a necessary cutback to my monthly overhead and one that would have been a lot easier to do if not for Conan on TBS. With no Curbs or South Parks or Childrens Hospitals currently running, Conan [...]

Forget Mr. T and KITT. Tom Tom has a new downloadable voice for their GPS devices that is so monumentally epic it makes me want to get in the car and drive across country again just for the thrill of hearing him get me there. I’m speaking, of course, of none other than Brian Blessed. [...]