Introducing the Keyocera Echo, the world’s first dual screen mobile phone. Practical? Nope. Aesthetically please? Of course it is! Two 3.5-inch 480 x 800 screens that can be opened and used as a single 4.7-inch 960 x 800 surface. It has 1GHz Snapdragon processor (Second Generation) with the Android 2.2 OS. Unfortunately, there are presently no pieces of software that really make use of the tandem screens beyond the operating system itself. The phone will be $199 in a 2 year contract, which isnt bad at all. For more info, head over to the sprint website.

Brooklyn tandem Das Racist, have been making quite a stir in the underground music scene. Their single, Who’s That? Brooown! is a music video done in 16 bit video graphics. The song is catchy, the lyrics are hilarious, and the visuals are very nice. Check it out below. For more music, check out their official site.

Das Racist – Who’s That? Brooown! [Official Music Video] from Thomas De Napoli on Vimeo.

Above is a video of a beer machine that can fill a cup through the base. How this occurs without spillage, we have no idea, but it sure does look cool! Here’s how it actually works: “The cup features a small hole at the bottom, covered up by a circular magnet. Pressurized beer lifts the magnet up, filling the cup until the weight of the beer on top of the magnet pushes it back down, sealing the bottom. This system is not only faster (serving 56 draft beers in a minute), but minimizes spilling, to the joy of sticky-footed concert-goers everywhere.” WOW!

Years and years and years and years and years in the making, it seems that Duke Nukem Forever will finally see the light of day. Gearbox Software has reveal an official trailer and the game looks promising. The game contains all the Duke humor we have come to love (for years now) sprinkled with new age first-person-shooting technology.

The video description on YouTube reads: “He’s back! Hail to the king baby! Duke Nukem is shipping May 3, 2011 in North America and May 6, 2011 Internationally.

Get excited!

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Lifetime friends and composers George Michael Brower & Jonathan Baken are very big fans of electronic music. As a result of their love, they decided to create a body of work made with a low tech music editor that uses chip-tone sounds and percussion called Piston Collage (or PX Tune). The two released a body of work called The Best Music. It is complex, well composed, and will remind you of some of your favorite old school 8bit game soundtracks. Below is a streaming version of the album. If you like it, download it from the link below as well

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