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Yesterday, while reading a couple of New York Times pieces about e-books–one about how users claim they read more now, and another about Barnes and Noble’s new model–we began to think that one way we might ease into the experience of using an e-reader would be to find one that’s retrofitted to look less sleek [...]

Spring is here, and with all the strollers and toddlers on the sidewalks it’s starting to feel a lot like baby season. In fact, a couple of good friends recently had a baby, and in our typically unimaginative way we headed to the local toy store to get the kid a teddy bear as a [...]

Thank the Father it’s Freudian Fridays! In this edition of our weekly psychoanalystical where we turn Sigmund loose all over the fields of contemporary pop culture we’ll be looking at technological doo-dads that are more than they claim to be. Living in a technophilic age as we do, it’s no surprise that the imagery of [...]

This one time a press kit arrived in the Listicles office for the New Museum, and along with the pictures and press releases there was a really cool USB flash drive in the shape of the Museum’s iconic SANAA-designed stacked-box building. We thought it was really cool, but clearly someone else did too and they [...]