October 21, 2009 - ...v. Android debate to the next level. If you’re a diehard fan (of the iPhone or of an Android phone), you may want to consider similar techie Halloween costumes to show your device loyalty....

September 18, 2009 - The motorized pyramid spacecraft has a sliding shield door that mechanically lifts up to reveal a digital screen that displays different “techie” configurations (something us non-‘Stargate’ watchers wouldn’t understand).

August 17, 2009 - ...simulated banana skin material, which lights up when the banana is charging. Weighing just 85 grams and a perfect fit for your hand, the USB Banana Charger will let your colleagues know how techie and in-style you are with the latest USB...

July 29, 2009 - ...know they’ve expanded over a wide range of genres. Compiled here is a collection of different headbands. Whether you’re going back in time to the retro-bands or getting techie with headphone headbands, they’re pretty sweet....

July 15, 2009 - If you’ve ever wished to combine your hippest gadgets with kitschy-cool retro styles, you’re not alone. Users over at Gizmodo submitted their Photoshop creations for their favorite techie toys as they would have appeared were they invented 30...

June 22, 2009 - ...it to your liking, it will still probably look that way. For a futuristic setting (not completely, but it is kind of techie) the Modular Transforming table is a perfect fit....

June 02, 2009 - Keyboard handle bars are all the rage for the geeky cyclers. With mock QWERTY keys (which actually say QWGTSU), these bicycle handles not only provide great grip, but also let you show off your love for all things tech.

May 19, 2009 - ...or right hand mousing. The hollow stand is lightweight and comes in some awesome techie colors like graphite, black, red, gold and blue....

May 13, 2009 - Looks like ultra-techie Japan may be leading the world’s efforts to build green buildings. The Aeon shopping mall near Yonago and the Oasis21 mall in the city of Nagoya are beautiful and inspiring feats of eco-friendly architecture.

March 18, 2009 - As a computer programmer, Jerry Jalava may be the first to turn his body into a true techie toolbox. The Finnish man lost a middle finger in a motorcycling accident, and decided to embed a 2 GB memory drive into his prosthetic.