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Do you sometimes wanna get (iPod) touched at night? Or perhaps you like to (iPod) touch yourself every night? Well, then this is the premium bedding for you and your like. It’s single bedsheets made to look like an iPod Touch. We can’t decide if it’s for tech heads or gadget kids, maybe both. Of course, the Scandinavians had to come up with such a modern yet sweet concept, click here if you have some extra Kronas.

Meanwhile, the new iPod Touch is looking more and more like an iPhone. It comes in 3G now with a camera and looks thicker, no? This is the third generation so its functionality must work better.

Plus, no news on the iPod Classic. Discontinuation looks imminent.

Lol. He’s all over the place. I had never seen anyone get kicked out of a late talk show like that. I bet there’s some gin in the mug. I could use some gin in my mug.

Apple has filed a patent that might be USB for a new and exciting product upcoming sometime soon. It’s a patent that the mac corporation can use for it’s USB devices. It’s a new technology where a USB portable hard drive can detect or a touch or a would-be touch before the user pulls out the the device from the computer to avoid file corruption. It might also be used for other things, perhaps a USB thermometer? Source.

“Whether you’re a Windows person or a Mac person (or even Linux for that matter), you have to admit that the folks over at Apple have style. When you look at almost any of their products, you can tell that a great deal of time and effort went into making everything look sleek, from the outer shell down to the user interface. I good example is Cover Flow, which lets you browse through your music selection by looking at the cover art of each individual album cover. Well it seems that another designer has decided to take that same idea, and move it into the physical world.

I’m trying to think of the last time that I went to a store and picked up a music CD. Whatever it was, you can bet the case is long gone. Those things are bulky and almost as useless as the disc contained within these days. However, if you’re just dying to show off five of your favorite cases, you could set them on a custom-designed shelf to look like you’re browsing them in cover flow. Thankfully this is only a concept design. First, this look could be achieved without a special shelf, those little grooves aren’t going to do a whole lot. Second, who still owns CD cases?’”