I never want to sleep first whenever I’m out camping with my friends. Because I know they are going to do some sh*t on me. There’s one time I got my underwear with toothpaste and the other time was face drawn using some permanent marker. Lol. The video I’m going to show you now is about a wake up prank, I bet some of you have watched it as the video is uploaded one year ago. This is the worst prank ever seen, a firecracker wake up prank. Never try this on your friend. Video after the break.

Tags: firecracker, wake up, prank

If you are feeling bored, I mean damn bored, head to this site: ColorFlip.com. It is a site by Rafael Rozendaal, a site where you can flip the color page as many times as you want like the flash e-book.

[via Notcot]

Tags: Colorflip, colorbook, flip book

You have seen the leaked shots of the Sony Ericsson Paris aka P5. Now take a look of its promotional video after the break.

There’s info available already about this Sony Ericsson P5 on the internet. Paris is said to come with a 5 megapixel camera, WiFi, GPS, Bluetooth, secondary video call camera, 3G connection and it will be powered by UIQ 3.3. The P5 will also be pre-installed with Google Map, Wayfinder and Opera Mobile software.

[via Slashphone]

Tags: mobile phone, cell phone, handset, handphone, phone, communication, Sony Ericsson Paris, P5

The Audiopipe TXX-DMZ Diamond iPipe series woofer comes with blings. It is embedded with fake diamonds on the outer basket lip, on the iPipe logo attached to the cone, around the magnet boot and the pole vent. So if you like bling bling then you should get one of these.

[via New Launches]

Tags: woofer, subwoofer, ipipe

It’s hard for you two carry two cups of coffee in a plastic bag and even harder with hand. But with this coffee carry-bag will be easier. It features two holes which can hold the cups firmly and you can hold it with one hand. I wondered who created this concept.

[via Core77]

Tags: design, concpt, coffee, bag, carry, cup holder

Here’s an official photo of Nokia 7310 Classic. The 7310 Classic is a S40 powered phone and will come with a 3.2-megapixel camera, a 16 million color - 2.2 inch QCGA screen, built-in FM radio and music player, stereo Bluetooth A2DP, memory expansion slot, USB connectivity, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack. The Nokia 7310 Classic is expected to hit the stores soon.

[via New Launches]

Tags: mobile phone, cell phone, handset, handphone, phone, communication, Nokia 7310 classic

The Jabra JX20 Pura Titanium Edition Bluetooth headset “designed for the luxury lifestyle” has been introduced by GN Netcom. Earlier this year at the Mobile World Congress the Jabra JX20 Pura was previewed and Jabra says the JX20 Pura “focuses on authentic materials, intuitive technology, outstanding comfort and excellence in audio, to enhance and simplify the life of luxury”.

The Jabra JX20 Pura was designed by Jacob Jensen and comes in a brushed anodised titanium body and accented with a rich deep black high gloss trim. Made with expertise and quality in mind the Jabra JX20 Pura Bluetooth headset weighs less than thirteen grams with a two size ear piece which rotates to turn the headset on and off, and has a white light LED to indicate operating status.

Packaging of the Jabra JX20 Pura has also been designed by Jacob Jensen to match the JX20 headset perfectly while allowing the user to move from their desk yet still communicate effectively. When the Jabra JX20 Pura’s juice runs low it can be quickly recharged via USB to a PC or cigarette lighter when in the car.

The Jabra JX20 Pura brings the user Digital Sound processing, auto pairing, improved ear gel giving supreme comfort, removable ear hook, up to six hours of continuous talk time, and premium matching necklace. You can gain the Jabra JX20 Pura Titanium Edition Bluetooth headset via the Carphone Warehouse as of June with a price tag of £99.00.

Source – pocket-lint

School is out next week, which means my boys will be home all day with nothing to do, because there is nothing fun to do here, despite bookshelves crammed with reading-level-appropriate books and bins full of toys that they once insisted they had to have, and an entire backyard to play in, plus the school playground just down the street. Instead, I know I will be spending hours every day forcing them to turn off the TV and do something educational, something that will keep their brains from turning to mush.

Thanks to Parent Bloggers Network and the website Educational Insights, we reviewed the Solar Science Lab, which has 30 experiments that will get my boys away from the TV and doing something educational for at least part of the summer! The Lab kit comes with 20 parts required to perform the activities, we just need to provide some common items like glasses, spoons, and dishes. There is also a full-color Guide book which includes interesting facts about Solar Energy. The 30 lab activities teach kids ages 8 and up about how heat and light can do everything from increase the temperature of a room to power a mobile.

It does help if you have windows that get direct sunlight, but if not, many of the activities can be done just using a table lamp. Between the time we received the kit and my writing this review, we had so few sunny days that we only completed one experiment that required direct sunlight! We learned that if the sun’s rays are reflected onto a mirror, the temperature in the room will go up, so the lesson is, don’t hang a mirror directly across from a window that gets direct sunlight. Excellent!

You can get the Solar Science Lab for $27.99 from Educational Insights, which is a great deal for 30 activities that will get your kids doing something educational. Thanks again to PBN for providing the Solar Science Lab for this review. To read what other bloggers had to say, visit the Parent Bloggers Network.

(photo: EducationalInsights.com, this is not one of my kids!)

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This product might be the next big thing from Asus but it has certain design lines from the Nintendo Wii and Apple Mac Mini, although its nothing like the Wii as it wants to handle your desktop computer needs. This is the new Asus Eee PC desktop that could end up competing with the Mac Mini for your desktop computing needs in a small space.

The product has been named the Asus Ebox and we are hearing that this Mac Mini competitor will be on show at the Computex trade show, and that’s not long away as it’s all happening from the 3rd of June in Taiwan. The real question is why would you want an Ebox and not an Apple Mac Mini?

For starters the price of the famous Asus Eee PC laptop is only around $230.00, with that in mind, what could the Ebox sell at? It’s bound to be on the cheap side and if the design does not get you, then the savings in your pocket could end up taking some of Apple’s Mac Mini market share.

With the Credit Crunch in full swing, most peoples spending budgets are getting very tight and cheaper products are needed for both the consumer and the business if they want to keep selling them. Asus knows this and they are planning ahead with computer products that give great value for money.

We are hearing that the new Ebox will be sold as a standalone computer, and to keep costs down it will not include peripherals like a keyboard or monitor. Other features will be a 160GB solid-state drive, so this is confusing, considering they cost a lot of money still. The Ebox should have 2GB of RAM and measure around 8.75×7 inches and about one inch thick. We will update you when get more information.

Source: Read

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According to CheckMEND, the stolen property checking service there is an estimated £2.6 billion worth of stolen mobile phones being offered for sale online in the UK. CheckMEND data is used thousands of times every week to check on the legitimacy of property by the majority of police forces in the UK.

This criminal problem is being made worse due to “faceless” selling on the growing range of online classified and auction websites and the new trend of “Market Places” on social networks much like Facebook.

CheckMEND say of all the enquiries which were carried out over the past eighteen months, 67 percent, which in number terms equates to a huge 6,700,000, were to check on the IMEI number of a mobile handset; quite staggering really.

With the ongoing credit crunch obviously having an adverse effect on family coffers, many in the UK are intently on the lookout for that bargain that will save them a wad of cash or are simply clearing out their years of clutter to sell online, while some are fuelling the demand for low price stolen goods.

Since its launch back in 2006, CheckMEND has carried out 10 million checks with the most common item being the mobile phone. Other items CheckMEND has carried checks out on are iPods, Laptops, PCs, bikes, TVs, cameras and games consoles.

Managing Director of CheckMEND, Adrian Portlock states: “It is beginning to be understood that this system allows the police to identify stolen consumer goods quickly and easily, and exposes buyers to possible confiscation of the property and prosecution.”
Ever lost a mobile phone, or had one stolen? Ever managed to get it back? I wonder what the figure on returned stolen property actually is.

Source – mobiletoday