Yeah, I don’t even know why I am reporting on this, but here it is.
Apparently, there is a rumor going around that the iPad 2 is going to be available in January 2011. Shouldn’t we just wait until a year after the first one was launched?
You know what would be funny? If Apple decided to announce the new iPad 2 during CES, in San Francisco while all the new tech news was going on in Vegas.
This really isn’t a hologram per se, no more than that hologram on the iPad was. This is a slide-on device that allows the user to see three layers of mirrors for watching 3D images. This device is apparently available now, but my Source does not have any information about how to order it.
It is an interesting accessory, and a definite precursor to more 3D.
For those who are really looking to find something to do in your city, you may want to check out Flavorpill.
Flavorpill has recently received a 2.0 update so you should be able to find activities as they are actually happening in cities such as New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and San Francisco. That’s just the cities that are on the app for now, as they are working on London, Miami, Las Vegas, and Dallas.
The app is available for free on the App Store, and it is sponsored by PUMA, of all people.
Here is another use for an iPhone: controlling a lot of glowing lights.
The iGlo LED set has a 5 meter strip with 120 lights that can be programmed into cool funky lights for a serious instant party that can be controlled via iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, in real time (as seen in the above video).
Unfortunately, this type of fun is not cheap and will cost $299.
This is the iPhonc, and that isn’t a spelling error. I honestly think that this is some sort of error, as this doesn’t look a thing like Apple’s phone.
I think this is done by the same people that imitate phones like Meizu. If the M8 is being stopped by Apple, I wonder if they will stop this iPhonc.
How do you pronounce this phone’s name? Is it difficult to dial it with this button configuration? So many questions.
Yeah, I don’t even know why I am reporting on this, but here it is.
This is the iPhonc, and that isn’t a spelling error. I honestly think that this is some sort of error, as this doesn’t look a thing like Apple’s phone. 
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