How many times have you been in search of a particular software, only to find conflicting and — at times — near incoherent babbling from various forums, blogs and websites?  If you’re like me, too many times is probably your answer.  True, the internet is the modern world’s fountain of knowledge.  Unfortunately, separating “knowledge” from “pointless use of web space” is quite difficult and time consuming.

This is where Gadget Advisor comes in.  Need to find the best Firefox extensions or best Windows software downloads?  Look no further.  The site cuts out all the crap and features only the best resources for hardware, software, gadgets and everything else in between.  Gadget Advisor chews up the latest tech news for you, giving you only the most relevant, important and significant information you need.

Plus, the website also reviews key software, hardware and gadgets — giving readers more opportunities and products to choose from.  Want to read a review for Blaze Media Pro?  Gadget Advisor’s the place to go!

Sure, I’ve wished for a way to convey my road rage in a more techie manner before, but this might be taking it a bit far.

In a nutshell, the Drivemocion is a LED display you can stick on the back of your car.  Using a remote, convey your emotions to the driver behind you.  Choose from a smiley, a frown, a stern “back off!” and a rather hostilely extended middle finger.

Of course you can always just roll down your window and hurl invectives, but that wouldn’t be so geeky now would it?

The picture shows a really simple interface that even kids can work, and it’s pink.

That’s the only reason I’m even remotely interested.  Sorry, but the Mino’s still got my vote.  I haven’t checked the specs, though, so don’t mind me.  I’m completely bias.

If you’re still interested, you can pre-order this baby for $179.95.

[Seen on Engadget]

It’s over at my other blog (since I’m poor and can’t spring for prizes on two blogs).

The prize is super geeky: a book on grammar.  In my defense, it’s a really fun and irreverent book that would surely send us grammar nerds snickering for days.

Check out my birthday contest now!

He may or may not be wrong.

After all, the marketing team did something quite intelligent: ship off the colorful new editions to Korea, where nothing is tacky enough to turn off screaming girls.

[Seen on Engadget]

You have to be in on the joke to figure it out, though. Get the geeky details here.

I know it’s sort of cruel to do this to a kid, but I still think it’s a good idea. I will most certainly be a horrible parent.

[Seen on Geek Sugar]

“If the wearer is at work, it can be set to its ‘efficiency’ mode; the display is informative and easy to read. If, however, the watch is set to its ‘mystery’ mode, the panel expresses the time in a more imaginative, evocative style. Just pick the style to reflect your mood!”

The result is a pretty yet still functional watch.  It’s unnecessary, certainly, but so is the spork (spoon+fork).  That doesn’t stop people from manufacturing and buying it.

Anyway, I don’t know if this actually sold anywhere, but if it is then, well, you know what to get me for my birthday.

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It’s the original prop, meaning Michael J. Fox’s body parts were once in contact with this thing. Obviously it doesn’t actually work, though you could have a friend string it up while you practice your balance and hope you don’t plummet to your death. I’d want one, only I can’t afford it. Bidding on eBay starts at $30,000.

I wonder how much the flux capacitor is.

[Seen on Geekologie]

As embarrassing as it may be to admit this, I sometimes spend more time with the bubble wrap than the gadget itself.  But it’s not everyday that you find a good piece of bubble wrap.  How do you feed your wanting hands then?

Bandai has a solution for you.  Puchi Puchi is Japan’s version of the bubble wrap, only it’s practically eternal.  You can just keep on popping and popping till you get tired of the activity yourself.  A keychain, Puchi Puchi bubble wrap-popping happiness can be yours for only $6.6.  Comes in pink, blue, black and white.

[Seen in Softpedia Weird Gadgets]

Unfortunately, such an opportunity to display female fickle-mindedness comes rarely to other gadgets, such as laptops, for example. So we make do with colorful laptop sleeves, stickers, bags and other accessories available.

Now, though, Fujitsu Siemens unveils its Amilo Mini with interchangeable lids. We all know it’s an intelligent way to get us consumers to cough up a bit more dough, but it’s still fun. Check out the video to see how it works:

[Seen on Engadget]