Even though I’m quite the Xbox guy, I do partake in Playstation from time to time, and what can I say, I do like me some video games. What is it that I like more than video games: 3D video games, 3D video, 3D EVERYTHING.

If there was anything that would make me happy to go into work this morning, it was what I found in my Inbox from my friend: what I found was a story on Fox news (don’t judge me) about a new line of Adidas shoe throwback line, in more ways than one. Not only do these sexy sneaks find a way to throwback their styles to the 70′s and 80′s skate shoe, but they mix in an all time World-Wide Favorite: Star Wars!

Based on the fact that Amazon has obtained touch technology start-up TouchCo INC (website not available anymore) and many related stories thereafter, many rumors are going around that they are trying to build a “super kindle” to compete with the iPad’s new addition of E-BOOKS to their application lineup.

Current laptops are great devices, they can do anything their desktop counterparts can do with ease, but one area that they really excel in is… getting stolen.

While searching for news about Android, which is one of my favorite evening past times (hell I do it anyway at work when I get a free moment), I came across the coolest thing I could ever want to hold in my hands: Plastic (actually vinyl) Android action figures.

Who would have thought that with Apple’s iPad making such a big splash that Google would have been overlooked? Apparently it’s very possible, especially with their current foray in the world of mobile computing, phones. Since Monday concepts and stills regarding Google’s Chrome OS have cropped up on, wouldn’t you know it, Google of all places. While this may come as no shock to anyone at all it should still come as a pleasant surprise that our favorite open source super heroes are giving us even more toys in the days to come.

As of January 29th, 2010 filings with the FCC show a phone going across the table from the HTC corporation that is compatable with AT&T’s 3g and mobile frequencies. Normally when we see FCC filings stories start rolling quicker than I can type them . . . and more often than not they are correct, especially when the identification number is sooooooo close to the Nexus One, one number off to be exact: NM8PB99110 for unnamed phone, versus NM8PB99100 for the NEXUS ONE.