Table Connect for iPhone

This will probably be the coolest gadget of all time. A table for the iPhone/iPod Touch. There have been replicas of the famed Apple products into tables since the launch of the iPod 1st Gen, but nothing that has actually connected and transferred the motions of a touchscreen into a table has been created…..until now! Click on the picture to be taken to the blog where a video of the table in action is currently going!

phonetable for iPhone/iPod Touch

Mashable to honor fans

If you are a fan of Mashable, then starting next year, your picture will appear somewhere on the walls of Mashable’s offices. Check out the full post by clicking on the facebook thing below!

Get ready to avoid the Internet this weekend

Political ads are about to explode the Internet! STAY AWAY if you cant stand them! They’ll drive you nuts this weekend as politicians are trying to get that last few votes for the election next week!

Click the political explosion below to read more!

Google Music Rumors Spread

Bye Bye iTunes! Hello Google Music! Now hopefully, I’ll be able to sync to my iPod with it 🙂

Check out the post by clicking on the image below.

5 things you should never post on Facebook

We all reveal a shocking amount of information to the world on our Facebook pages. With their questionable new privacy settings, you never know who’s going to be able to see what you post . . . so here are five things you should NEVER reveal.

#1.)  YOUR BIRTH DATE AND PLACE.  Believe it or not, with this information, identity thieves could predict most . . . or even all . . . of your Social Security number.

#2.)  VACATION PLANS.  Posting “I’m going to Hawaii!” is a GREAT way to get burglars to your house.  So just post photos when you get back instead.

#3.)  YOUR HOME ADDRESS.  About 40% of people list their home address on social networking sites.  And 60% say they have “friends” on those sites that they don’t know personally.  That’s a pretty dangerous combo.

#4.)  CONFESSIONS.  Don’t talk about how you hate your job, that you lie about sick days, or that you smoke reefer.  Employers now include Facebook as part of their background checks, and 8% of companies have fired someone over social media.

#5.)  PASSWORD HINTS.  Your online banking, credit card, 401K and other websites probably had you give a password hint . . . info only you would know.  So make sure not to post things like your mother’s maiden name or your first pet’s name on Facebook.

[Obtained from http://www.wqik.com/cc-common/mainheadlines3.html?feed=263340&article=7603458]