Move on, nothing to see here. The backpack outside Harpo Productions’s (Yep, Oprah’s joint) which was believed to have wires hanging out of it, raised enough alarm bells for the Chicago Bomb and Arson Unit to investigate. But it was soon determined that the suspicious backpack, which was found in the flowerbed, turned out to be just a suspicious backpack in the flowerbed. It’s the weekend people, slow news day!

by Travis Van Slooten You’ve probably heard the old aphorism “All good things in life are free.” So a trial of free acai berry has to be a good thing, right? If you want to enjoy the free things in life, soak up the sun or smell the roses, but don’t get lured into an acai berry scam. It is never as simple as it sounds when a company offers something for free. Giving away their product would mean a tremendous expenditure on their part. And as much as you may want to think that they have your ha

First, Amazon pioneered online bookstores so people can purchase books without visiting the bookstores. Then, they redefined reading by enabling people to read books without the books through the Kindle eBook Reader. And if those privileged with the initial Kindle are still gaga over it, wait till they catch sight of the Kindle 2. In a nutshell, the Kindle 2 is the original Kindle with a big step further into the future of reading. Like many other things, new-wave reading is electronic. If the

In Praise of Le Tour - CyFi Wireless Bicycle SpeakersCyFi, maker of some great outdoor-oriented speakers for both the iPod and for other portables, have a couple of surprises for TouchMyApps. While the actual arrival date isn’t known (the mystery), both the A2DP and Kleer Wireless version will arrive sometime in August for review. Mark my words - I’ll be on those like Oprah on a cupcake (the intrigue).Up till now, I have been using various sports-oriented earphones for riding, an option which is

Apple VS The Onion - A crying shame over the iPhone 3GIThe Onion is without a doubt an oft’ quoted American resource. Whether junk-attached to emails or headlining at reputable blogs (sic), much like Oprah, it is out there and ready for a consuming public. In 28 July’s article, Apple got what could have been another funny kick in the pants from a hardy-har The Onion news story about the latest iPhone, the 3GI. The premise was great, a new - and this time invisible - product from Apple which offe