Turns out even if a device can print f***ing money it’s not enough to entice some smartphone users to switch from the ever so popular Apple iPhone 4. Just a quick warning, this video contains course language. What do mobile manners matter anyway?

This video is based more on humor than actual facts, however there is some accuracy to parts of it and the truth is that the battle between the latest iPhone 4 and HTC Evo is on!!

Microsoft recently revealed the all new XBox 360 Slim. It’s quite an impressive peice of hardware and comes equipped with tons of great improvements.

Some new features and improvements for the Xbox 360 Slim include:

- 250 GB Hard Drive
- More energy efficient
- Smaller and more stylish new design
- Built-In wireless adaptor
- Runs cooler with more vents
- Comes equipped with 3 USB ports

Another cool thing about the latest version of the Xbox 360 is the fact that you don’t need to push the power button on or off, simply hover with your finger and tap. Same thing applies to the disc tray.

Below is a new video that gives you a peak at the new Xbox 360 Slim and shows a few comparisons to the old Xbox.

Adobe continues to evolve and all you fellow digital art and photography enthusiasts will love this video by Russell Brown, Senior Creative Director at Adobe Systems. He explains in depth some of his favorite new features in Adobe Photoshop CS5 such as the new painting engine, puppet warp, HDR Pro as well as the new mask and content aware features.

Photoshop has always been a powerful tool for cropping images, but you’ll see in this video just how much easier it is to crop with CS5. Cropping areas such as human hair use to be a tedious task, but not anymore!! Check out a few Photoshop CS5 tutorials in the video below.

I remember back when I was growing up how excited I was each year when my parents bought me the latest Guinness World Records book for Christmas. I would pretend I had no clue what it was before unwrapping it, but even though I knew what it was I was always excited to see what new records had been set and always looked forward to see what the new cover design was going to be.

It’s quite amazing when you think about it, how far we’ve come in such a short time with technology. The Guinness World Records staff has been doing an amazing job for many years long before devices like the iPad were on the market, but this new iPad app really enables them to take things to the next level. Now you can see the most up to date world records right at your fingertips in an interactive style.

If you’re not already using it, here’s a sneak peak at the free Guinness World Records app for the iPad which I have to say is quite impressive.

Unless you’ve been living in a cave with no Internet access for the past while you all ready know how much buzz there is right now for the new Apple iPad. Many of you also use Twitter frequently, but since the iPad is quite new on the market you may not yet be aware of what Twitter apps are available that best utilize the iPad and it’s capabilities.

One of the more advanced Twitter applications currently available for the Apple iPad is TweetDeck as you will see from this video. TweetDeck is quite practical and user friendly. This video gives you a peak at how to use TweetDeck with a well explained walkthrough.

Have you ever wanted to be able to swap traffic lights on demand while driving to whatever color you wanted? Well now you can do just that with a special unlock code for your Motorola Droid cell phone.

Ok, just kidding, there’s no such app to do this, but the idea is pretty fun of course. Mind you, if this were the case and it were that easy just think how many traffic accidents there would be. So in reality we should all be happy that this video is just a prank. I just thought it would be fun to share this video, sorry to be such a tease!

Immerse yourself in Google Earth and Street View with Google Liquid Galaxy, a project by Jason Holt. Instantly travel anywhere on the globe both above and below sea level. Experience an interactive and 3D experience like no other with the use of 8 wraparound LCD screens.

Just imagine how many useful things this technology can be applied to.

This digital age has opened so many doors and created so many new opportunities for artists and writers. Thanks to such driven companies like Sony you can easily make your visions become a reality. Take Lauren J. Rivera for example. She is very creative and has always had a passion for writing. With the help of the Sony Handycam she was able to take her productions to the next level and truly express her imagination through film. She wrote and produced the sci-fi webseries “Linked” and many fans can’t wait for her next film project.

If you had the means would you jump on, or should I say float on the opportunity to take a journey on the Virgin Galactic? It would no doubt be a thrilling adventure and a great chance to expand your horizons. It would be interesting to see earth and our galaxy from a different perspective.

The design and engineering of this spaceship are both quite elegant and high tech, yet modest, eco-friendly and surprisingly simple.

Even if you don’t have the time or can’t afford to take a trip like this, one can dream and you just have to see this video featuring Richard Branson.

So much continues to change and evolve as our world becomes more digital. Magazine sales for example aren’t exactly what they use to be. With so much news and information readily available on the web for free why would anyone with an Internet connection bother paying anymore for once popular magazines.

Many large magazine companies have been feeling the pressure for several years now, and very few have been able to change and adapt to these rapidly changing times. However, rather than giving up, some companies such as Time Inc. are working hard towards finding a solution to their plummeting sales by working with companies such as Wonderfactory as you will see in this tablet demo for Sports Illustrated.

The technology is impressive, nothing groundbreaking or earth shattering or all that revolutionary, but still fun and interactive. The real question is, will people really pay for this, and if so will it be enough to keep certain magazine companies from completely going under? Bottom line is simple, it all depends on the price. If companies resort to asking an outrageous amount in order for customers to own and use one of these tablets, the hype will fade quickly. There of course are many factors involved, will this catch on, only time will tell.