From Designheure, by designer Bernard Bouchet, the Magic Mirror Clock Cube is a psychedelic cube made of acrylic, lights, a clock, a mirror, a projector, and magic. More »

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Since Apple is incapable of making enough free bumpers to provide its 3 million plus iPhone 4 owners, Best Buy is allaying the irritation of its customers by giving them free InvisibleShield 4Fix antenna covers. More »

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In an effort to stem the iPad tidal wave, Amazon has made minor modifications to its Kindle e-reader. The Wi-Fi only model is now $139, and the 3G enabled unit is $189. Both have 4Gb memory and will launch August 27th. More »

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Three plaintiffs want their proposed lawsuit against Apple for an overheating iPad to classify as “class action” status. These individuals claim that Apple falsely advertises the iPad as “just like…a book,” which it is not, since the tablet overheats under the hot sun. Books, it seems, have no “operational temperatures,” so, ergo (claim the plaintiffs), the iPad is being misrepresented. More »

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Sony will be releasing a $399 PS3 with 320Gb storage, Playstation Move, Eye camera, Dualshock controller, and a game. There is a strong possibility that a cheaper 120Gb version is also going to appear. More »

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Apple customarily reserves Tuesday for its product refreshes. The iMac now has faster memory, and higher clocking Intel Core i3, i5, and for the 27-inch model, quad i7 and solid-state-drive options, all with new ATI Radeon graphics that reach up to the 5750. The professional Mac Pro will feature a 6-core Intel Xeon processor that tops out at 3.33GHz. Apple’s new gear include a 27-inch Cinema Display and the leaked Magic Trackpad. More »

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On July 30th, when Apple releases the iPhone 4 in more than a dozen other countries, Canada will get its at $659 CDN unlocked and $779 for the 32Gb model. Apple already offers the iPhone unlocked in many nations, where GSM/HSPA is the norm. More »

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Slip your original iPhone into the “Game Pad” by CP Design, and your device becomes a portable gaming machine. Running emulators and SNES ROM games has never been as doable on the iPhone. We have seen something similar for the Motorola Droid. More »

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Apple’s already pricey Mac Mini has just become even more expensive, if owners want their miniature Macs painted by crayon specialist Colorware PC. More »

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The Librarian of Congress has declared that people who own devices like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch can modify their gadgets to their desires, so long as the software being used is legally obtained. Apple and other vendors cannot litigate against buyers who jailbreak or modify the firmware on their machines. More »

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LG, the maker of the iPad’s LCD panel, is “considering production cuts” in August. Now on sale in 19 countries, Apple’s iPad has sold nearly 3.5 million. More »

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Fermi is NVIDIA’s answer to ATI’s top dogs, but what about gamers on a tight budget? Should we be cast aside like yesterday’s trash? NVIDIA’s crippled Fermi GeForce GTX 465 was a waste of $300. The GTX 460 is priced accordingly and unlike the 465 (which is a stripped down GF100), it is based off a brand new core, the efficient and muscular GF104. More »

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5. Major Xbox 360 news –the Halo Reach bundle is $399, new slim console with 4Gb storage $199, and Kinect with console package for $299. More »

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Later this year, RIM will assault the market with its OS 6 equipped phones. Having watched the iPhone 4 and Android steal away customers, RIM will fight to keep its North American leading smartphone share. The BlackBerry Bold 9780 gives users a non touchscreen OS 6 option, while the low-end Curve 9300 is probably destined for OS 5 only. More »

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No smartphone is free from Apple’s “death grip.” The hottest new piece of hardware on the market now, Motorola’s scrumptious Droid X has been added to Apple’s “antenna” web page. More »

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