Mat Honan, the world’s most location-aware human, coined a replacement for “toothing”: geoshagging
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Another Android phone was shown, this time from China’s Huawei
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A man used a hot girl to sell a Lincoln Town Car on eBay
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Japan experimented with residential fuel cells
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The Supreme Court protected the internet, porn
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It was revealed that the 2010 CES would have an entire pavilion of iPod and iPhone accessories
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The SEC set its bloodhounds on Apple to see if investors were mislead about Jobs health
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More young girls than boys use technology in England; Should stabilize at 51%
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Paro, a robotic seal companion for the elderly, will ship in April; the future is here, it just still a bit shit
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Brother released a label printer that prints on plastic or vinyl
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Someone bought their 14-year-old son a bullet-proof backpack
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CNN’s “The Moment application, powered by Microsoft Photosynth, continued to grow with contributed data
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A plucky developer slurped out the entirety of the iTunes App Store data and put it online for browsing outside of iTunes
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Rand McNally began to release their maps on waterproof microfiber cloth instead of paper
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“Flexicords” may not be anything more than a standard cable, but they’ll look a sight better behind a monitor or HDTV than droopy ones
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There was a deluge of LEGO Deloreans
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