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GeekCraft Expo SEATTLE 2023 Holiday Market

GeekCraft Expo SEATTLE 2023 Holiday Market

If you love all things geeky and handmade, there is simply no better place to shop; everything for sale at GeekCraft Expo is incredibly unique, limited in quantity (i.e. not mass produced—this stuff is all made by hand) and totally nerdy. Every exhibitor at GeekCraft Expo is a local, small business. This event is family-friendly.  

Scary or Funny? Baby Thinks Magazines Are Broken iPads

According to whomever made the video, this 1-year-old baby thinks magazines are broken iPads. You could also argue the baby thinks the magazine has scratch’n’sniff capability. Either way, the baby is being greedy.    

Wood Grain for the iPhone

Wood Grain for the iPhone

Lazerwood skins are almost more exciting than the new iPhone itself.

You might want to change that setting to “sent from my iPlank” after snapping your constant companion into a new Lazerwood iPhone skin. Working with graphic designers and artists (such as fashion illustrator Lisa Lee) on limited-edition design runs, Squire Park husband and wife Apryl and Erick Waldman accent their stylish iPhone 4 veneer covers…

The iPad Joystick

The iPad Joystick

Local gaming company Discovery Bay Games bridges new and old-school gaming.

It’s a nerdy dilemma: Stay true to old-school video games or follow your fever for high-tech gaming gadgets? Pioneer Square–based company Discovery Bay Games (discoverybaygames.com) feels your pain, and in response, has invented a device representing the best of both worlds. Building on the massive success of Atari’s “Greatest Hits” app (100 classic games for…

On the Bright Side: Despite Zune, Microsoft Still on the Map

On the Bright Side: Despite Zune, Microsoft Still on the Map

I know. We’re all bummed that Microsoft’s Zune player has officially gone the way of the cassette tape. But on the bright side: Microsoft has added to its search engine, Bing, a special airport map function that lets you find the Burger King at SeaTac Airport within a moment’s notice. Phew! Back on top.  

Kindle Fire Enters the Tablet-Hunger Games

Kindle Fire Enters the Tablet-Hunger Games

News of Amazon’s trio of new gadgets released today is spreading like wildfire — namely about the hopeful iPad competitor, Kindle Fire. Local news site Tech Flash reports: The Kindle Fire’s strengths lie in a swift Web browser running on Amazon’s EC2 cloud, Amazon’s souped-up version of the Android app store, connections to the retailer’s…

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