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Following the recent renewal season for Futurama there has been a torrent of new creations based on it lately.

First from Matt De Lanoy a.k.a Pepa Quin's incredible Planet Express HQ, Head Museum to Robot Arms Apt and much much more, this culmination work for over two years is too awesome for any fans of the series to miss.

Then there are these CubeDudes from Andrew Lee.

What does all these have to do with BrickTech you asked? Well as far as we know, the series itself being some what Scifi and future tech related is all that we can think of, but we will use any excuse to show off cool creations!

Source: Brothers Brick
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The "Pading" is nice, not so much for the cost

The comic below does pretty much sums up the feeling one could have on Ipad first trial if you are even remotely technological affiliated.

Not an exaggeration.

The comic above, should you if by now haven't seen it yet for some reason come from The Oatmeal- What it's like to own an Apple product. Highly recommended!



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TED talks LEGO

We just talked about TED in our last post and incidentally their next video was about LEGO the next day. Nice~


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Working LEGO Printer a Technological Marvel

Source: Brothers Brick

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Microsoft Systems Engineer, 9 Years Old

9 years old Marco Calasan from Macedonia is fluent in three languages and have four Microsoft certificates, he's also written a 312-page book on Windows 7. Read more here.


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Windows Live - Hotmail 2010

If you use Hotmail, which has been under Microsoft's Windows Live online services for quite some time now, you might be interested to know Hotmail will be updated to the new version soon:

There's some interesting data from this Hotmail Preview site which reflects what Microsoft is trying to do to compete against rival Google's G-Mail and Yahoo's Mail, as well as some extras:


Take a look for yourself. Go on and browse over to Windows Live Preview - Hotmail.

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Win7's OS-Tan gets her own mini-Anime

Like this Nanami Madobe wallpaper? You can get the original (1680 x 1050) here.

If you don't already know by now, Windows 7 (Windows 6.1 actually), Microsoft's latest desktop operating system (OS), was given an official mascot for the Japanese edition, to cater to the geek culture of OS-Tan, which is basically a personification of an OS. Pre-Win7 OS-Tans were unofficially created by fans, but for Win7, MS wanted to be part of the culture and hence created Nanami Madobe. We first blogged about her here.

Prefer this wallpaper of her instead? The original (1920 x 1200) is here.

Now she has her own anime, albeit a short one to promote using Win7 as a SFF (Small Form Factor) or HTPC (Home Theatre Personal Computer). Take a look @ her in action in this YouTube video:

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