This thing would out sell the Bible
Filed under: Apple Fanboyism, Awesomeness, Humor, iPhone
Forget taping an iPod nano to your shoe for upskirt videos, something tells me this app would be bigger than Godzilla in Japan. (And at my house).
Thanks to faithful Macenstein reader Joern for the link!
[via BenM.at]
You know you’re wearing tight pants when…
Filed under: Apple Fanboyism, Awesomeness, Celebrity Mac Chick, iPhone
There’s something kind of bizarre about this picture. No, it’s not that Megan Fox is still with Brian Austin Green, it’s that she carries her iPhone in her armpit. I guess it wouldn’t fit in any of those pockets (not that anything would) - although I’m sure my hand could…
I don’t know, it’s not like she’s carrying a stack of boxes, she clearly has a free hand… And for the record, if you care, Brian Austin Green also apparently has an iPhone, but carries it like a normal person.
[via Celebslam]
Got a thought worth 6¢? Behold the Notepod!
Looking for a way to get true handwriting recognition notes on the iPhone? Well, tough. But look at these super cool iPhone notepads from Notepod!
Each sheet of the Notepod will run you 6¢, so only write your brainiest of thoughts.For a mere $18 you can get 3 packs of 100 sheet iPhone notepad goodness that will let you scribble anything you’d like on your iPhone. They’re the perfect gift for the iPhone obsessed geek in your life. Well, actually the perfect gift for them would likely be a new iPhone, a case, speakers, or at least some iTunes gift certificates, but these are pretty sweet too.
I actually have a little problem with cool custom notepads like this in that I never want to actually USE them. I remember at an E3 about 10 years ago I got a “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” notepad brick, and as I used it, the Buffy Logo eventually was half-cut off, and I was left staring at Sarah Michelle Gellar’s chin.
Thanks to faithful Macenstein reader Jimmy Schapira for the link!
[via Cool Material]
“I’m so mad, I could pop a 9mm at it.”
A Man, an iPhone, and a Gun. A love story.
A Cincinnati man is under arrest tonight after allegedly showing an Apple Store employee a handgun and claiming he was so fed up with his iPhone that he would “pop a 9mm at it,” right in the store.
From WCPO TV:
According court records, Donald Goodrich, 38, of Westwood, was frustrated his iPhone was not working properly. He told the employee he was, “So mad, I could pop a 9mm at it.” The employee allegedly told Goodrich there was no need for that, then Goodrich allegedly told the employee, “I’ll do it right now. Look!”
Goodrich then allegedly opened the right side of his shirt, displaying a black, 9mm handgun.
The employee told Goodrich she’d get his phone fixed and walked him over to a technician in the store, then told her manager, who called police. Goodrich had a concealed weapon permit.
I’m sure someone out there will attempt to put a negative spin on this story, but I prefer to think of it as some of the best publicity Apple could hope for. After all, there is no way this man could have felt as hurt and betrayed by his iPhone’s behavior if he did not care for it… and dare I say… love…it? I mean, Elvis loved TV, and he shot them all the time.
[via WCPO 9]
My GOD those are huge coffee mugs!
Filed under: Apple Bashing, Apple Fanboyism, Humor, iPhone, video
Here we have a clip of CNN’s Kiran Chetry being given the old “what for” by The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart. Stewart points out the hypocrisy of Chetry doing a report on the dangers of texting while driving, when just the day before she touted all the real-time traffic features of CNN’s new mobile iPhone app, saying it was great to have that available in the car, where you need it. While this video is enjoyable to watch for Chetry’s valiant attempts at back peddling, I found myself fascinated by the two giant coffee mugs on the anchor desk.
You know, if either of those women actually tried to drink a full cup of coffee from those billboard-sized mugs, they’d pretty much have to be catheterized in order to be able to sit through their morning show. (Incidentally, I would have to be sedated to sit through it…)
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