Electronics

12 Gadgets to Make Your House Smarter
We’re really bummed society has failed to get us the flying cars The Jetsons and Blade Runner promised. Sure we ha…

Danny Gallagher | May 20, 2013 11:45 am
Electronics

This Mad Genius Can Control Everything In His House From His iPad
Remember when you were a kid in the 80s or 90s and you watched shows like The Jetsons or Star Trek and wondered if mankind wo…

Danny Gallagher | April 5, 2013 4:30 pm

Electronics

New Technology Projects Billiard Shots Right Onto The Table [VIDEO]
Playing pool is so easy on your smartphone. You just line up your shot based on a few imaginary lines on the table and shoot…

Mike | March 4, 2013 9:00 am
Electronics

Could Apple’s Next Big Thing Be An iWatch?
Apple has always had a hard time keeping their big reveals from being revealed. The fervor for their newest gadgets are j…

Danny Gallagher | February 18, 2013 4:28 pm
Electronics

The Best Gadgets To Use While Pooping: A High-Tech Holiday Gift Guide
One of the most common questions during the holidays isn’t “When is Uncle Louis getting here?” or &…

Danny Gallagher | December 19, 2012 2:35 pm
Electronics

The MOGA Android Gaming Controller Would Be Awesome If I Could Get The Damn Thing To Work [REVIEW]
The Power A MOGA Android gaming controller is conceptually a great idea for hardware for the mobile market. If you don’t feel like dropping major cash on a Playstation Vita or a Nintendo 3DS, the $49.99 price tag is super appealing. However, I’ve had the controller for about 5 days now, and had trouble getting the device to work properly due to software issues…

Theo Jones | October 19, 2012 2:19 pm | 2 Comments
Electronics

Google Just Revolutionized the Adult Industry
Have you Googled yet today? If not, try to think of something you have to look up. Google has put together a fine stunt to ce…

JRT | April 24, 2012 11:19 am

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Lauren DeLong [See Her Tonight]

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JRT | April 6, 2012 12:30 pm
Electronics

UCube Compact USB Digital Speakers Prove Size Doesn’t Matter [TECH REVIEW]
A company well known for innovation, Ultralink has created a 3-inch squared speaker front that doesn’t compete for space with anything else on the table. Each UCube angles itself right at you, thanks to a brushed aluminum stand that complements the high-tech side of things. But cool as this tiny pair looks, what makes them worth plugging into a USB port is what’s inside and what’s not inside. Check out our full review after the jump!

marshalr | May 26, 2011 2:30 pm
Electronics

DONA The Panhandling Robot [VIDEO]
Call it a sign of the times or sweet poetic justice, but you know things are getting tough when our technological superiors are forced to take to the streets and hit up their once fleshy inferiors for some coin. While many of us are more than eager to send a throat oyster their way, you’ll at least want to give a quarter (or your entire paycheck) to DONA – the little panhandling robot that’s cute as the dickens! Not only will DONA make you look like a heartless monster for ignoring her, but she doesn’t smell like an ungodly combination of garbage and vomit like most panhandlers; not to mention she won’t whisper obscenities under breath. Watch DONA work her panhandling magic for yourself!

Steven Romano | April 30, 2011 9:30 am
Electronics

The 1994 iPad? [VIDEO]
Regardless of the fact that every single one of us runs out and buys the latest and greatest Apple product that comes our way, deep down, the entire general population loathes Steven Jobs with a passion. But if you thought you couldn’t hate the guy anymore, it turns out he’s – among other things – a no good plagirist! To be specific, he stole the idea for the iPad from “The Tablet,” a device from 1994 that essentially performed nearly the same functions as the iPad. Does that mean there might be an iPod from the 70s or 80s floating around? We don’t know for sure, but check out the startling similarities between the iPad and The Tablet for yourself!

Steven Romano | April 25, 2011 9:51 am
Electronics

6 Video Game Characters Who Belong In Your Frat
Elder fraternity members are always scouting the next available crop of pledges, seeking to rebuild and refresh their organization with the top recruits on campus. What if instead of a wide-eyed teenager, wandering in circles looking for his freshmen orientation that ended 30 minutes ago, you could pick from a stable of noble superheroes, mysterious villains, and cartoony pranksters? We’re talking about creating an entire frat out of iconic video game characters, building the wildest pack of party animals ever assembled! Read on to see COED’s list of six video game characters to have in your frat!

Nick | April 24, 2011 1:26 pm

Electronics

Time(line) to Get Ill: The History of the Beastie Boys
The most successful, longest running white boy trio of rappers are back to liven up hip-hop music again! With years in the making, plus a few unforeseen setbacks, the Beastie Boys’ Hot Sauce Committee Part II (What? No part one? We’ll get to that shortly) finally hits the streets on May 3rd. In anticipation, we at COED decided to give all the newbie fans and diehard old schoolers alike a short and sweet hip-hop timeline of all things Beastie Boys. Some things you know… and plenty of little tidbits you probably didn’t.

ccipollini | April 22, 2011 12:05 pm
Electronics

Rev Up Your Lancers With The “Gears Of War 3″ Beta [VIDEO GAMES]
Fanboys of the Gears of War franchise were left utterly heartbroken when Epic Games dropped the buzzkill bomb and announced that the highly anticipated Gears of War 3 would not be released on April 13th as originally intended, having been delayed until September 20th. But not wanting to leave their fans out in the bitter cold, the developers have released a free multiplayer beta currently running on Xbox Live – from April 18th through May 15th, mind you – to sate their appetites for carnage! Read on to learn how you can get your hands on this beta, as well as what’s in store!

Scott CU - Boulder | April 21, 2011 1:47 pm
Electronics

ThinkGeek’s New Playmobil Apple Store Playset [VIDEO]
This isn’t funny, ThinkGeek… not funny at all. I know it’s April Fool’s Day and all, but there’s harmless joking around and then there’s just playing with the fragile emotions of a geek. Like they do every April 1st, the ~~jerks~~ people over at ThinkGeek make a too-awesome-for-words product that, much to the dismay of nearly everyone on the internet, doesn’t exist – until they cave in to our nerdy demands and make it happen. But I doubt this Playmobil Apple Store playset will ever be made real!

Steven Romano | April 1, 2011 4:00 pm
Electronics

Play Classic LCD Handheld Video Games Online!
Some of you may be to young to remember LCD handheld games since you were spoiled with Gameboy Color or Gameboy Advance from the get-go, but kids from the late 70s up to the early 90s found their portable enjoyment in these watered-down Gameboys. No changeable cartridges here, each handheld was preprogrammed with a single game, meaning that’s all you get – so you sure as hell better enjoy it! But one website has gone above and beyond to let gamers relive these cherished moments of LCD gaming bliss!

Steven Romano | March 25, 2011 2:30 pm
Electronics

6 Things Technology Has Ruined
Here’s something for you to think about right now: without the wonders of technology, you wouldn’t be on COED, let alone your computer. If anything, you’d most likely be outside throwing rocks at the sun in a vain attempt to pass the time. Thankfully, technology brings with it a plethora of convenience, fun and excitement that provides both entertainment and free time on an unimaginable scale… or so we think. For every action there’s a reaction, every gain a loss, every positive a negative. See out list of things that have fallen by the wayside thanks to technology after the jump!

Steven Romano | March 20, 2011 5:14 pm

Electronics

8 Machines That Will Wipe Out Mankind
The wheels of technology enslaving us are now officially set in motion thanks to the eye-controlled laptop and the “Jazz” telepresence robot unveiled during the CeBit technology expo in Hanover, Germany two weeks ago. While the general public – blind to their inevitable termination – is hailing these devices and others like them as innovations in technological design and general convenience, those of us who actually watched films like The Terminator and Tron know all too well that these are only the first insidious steps in mankind’s downfall. Know your enemy by reading COED’s list of eight technologies that you will eventually call “master” after the jump!

Steven Romano | March 19, 2011 1:30 pm
Electronics

American McGee’s Alice Returns To Madness This Summer [VIDEO GAMES]
There’s Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, there’s Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland and then there’s American McGee’s Alice – who is a whole different chick altogether. The 2000 PC game American McGee’s Alice was a violent, surreal take on the classic tale. Here, Alice was a teen and Wonderland existed only in her mind. Her battle was a fight for her sanity and she fought it with a an arsenal of sick and twisted weaponry brutally butchering every card guard, Jabberwocky and Caterpillar in her path. Sound familiar? (*cough* Sucker Punch *cough*) The sequel, Alice: Madness Returns is set to drop this summer and trailers have now been released which give us some idea of what to expect. See pics and the trailer after the jump!

Scott CU - Boulder | March 14, 2011 3:56 pm
Electronics

The Light and Dark Side of Star Wars Video Games
Star Wars and video games are a lot like the timeless combination of peanut butter and chocolate – they’re just as good on their own, but, when they’re together, you better believe you have one hell of a collabo on your hands! Since the advent of arcades and home video game consoles, there have been Star Wars games to provide hours of entertainment no matter where you’re playing. However, like the Force itself, there is both a light side and a dark side to games based on the galaxy far, far away. Read on to see our list of the best and worst of Star Wars video games- punch it, Chewie!

Steven Romano | March 13, 2011 3:56 pm
Electronics

30 Expensive Things You Could Buy With The $12B Lost In Next Season’s NFL Lockout
With the NFL lockout now official, AdAge reports that an estimated $12 billion dollars could be lost, which would directly impact revenue streams from TV ads, sponsor activations, cancelled fantasy football leagues and websites, empty sports bars and out-of-work stadium personnel. $12 Bil’s a lot of bills. How much exactly? Well, we decided to crunch some numbers and figure out just what you could buy with that kinda dough. See the most expensive items on our list after the jump!

Neal - Johns Hopkins | March 12, 2011 3:45 pm
Electronics

The Top City For Online Flirting & Dating Is… Plus 112 Photos Of Its Hottest Models
The “World Flirtation League,” the international flirtation authority that ranks various cities worldwide based on the number of monthly online flirtations among users on the social networking site Badoo.com, officially declared this country to lead the pack among its global brethren with 25.7 online flirtations occurring each month. Find out which country topped the list and see pics of its hottest residents after the jump!

COED Staff | March 12, 2011 12:00 pm

Electronics

Bulletstorm Game Review + Vote For Your College To Win A Free Snoop Dogg Concert!
When I first saw the trailer for Bulletstorm, it seemed almost comically generic, yet another over-the-top gore-fest FPS set in a barren wasteland of mutants, savages and whatnot. Then Fox News printed an article titled “Is Bulletstorm the Worst Video Game in the World?” that described that game as something that, if played for even a few moments, would turn even the most angelic of children into a murder-loving, rape-obsessed psychopath. The article and the trailer seemed to belong on two completely different planes of existence, and I began to wonder about the game itself. Just what is this Bulletstorm. Read our review and vote for your college to win a free Snoop Dogg concert after the jump!

Scott CU - Boulder | March 7, 2011 4:30 pm
Electronics

Kiss Your Old Video Game Controller Goodbye [VIDEO]
AOL News reported a female student at Georgia Tech has designed a video game controller that requires two players to kiss in order to direct the path of an on-screen bowling ball. So, how does it work? Find out after the jump!

Neal - Johns Hopkins | February 27, 2011 5:02 pm

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