Gadgets are not the only thing that needs an upgrade, one popular advertising service has undergone a facelift. Yes, this post is sponsored by PayPerPost, but geekie readers also have to be updated on the web’s latest goings-on.
To start with, PayPerPost v4.0 is a far cry from its previous version in terms of design, lay-out, and color. We geekies are very much into the form factor. If something falls short in the looks department, then it stays on store shelves. The same can be said of online properties. We at Geekie can say that we’re liking the new color scheme, see the old and new design.
The site also streamlined their Marketplace to make it easier for the bloggers. Now bloggers no longer have to get up in the middle of the night to bid on new opportunities, the advertisers bid on their blogs.
At the landing page of your account, you’ll immediately find a list of advertisers clamouring for a review in your blog:
There’s also no more blog approval needed, or prices set by the Advertiser. This time, as true publishers, the bloggers set their own price according to word count or links. Izea has certainly created a much more user-friendly method for social marketing.
Be it a hefty tin can filled with processed meat, or a delicate and breakable egg — RAPHaEL can take it on. The College of Engineering of Virginia Tech created a Robotic Air Powered Hand with Elastic Ligaments, or RAPHaEL. This bionic wonder is a fully detailed hand that is operated by a compressor air tank. This is the unique aspect of this design, as it doesn’t use motors or other devices. The pressure of RAPHaEL’s grasp depends on the compressor’s air pressure. The individual fingers are guided by microcontroller commands. This makes the design impressively precise.
Well it’s not as brilliant as what the engineers of Virginia Tech came up with, but it’s definitely something new. The 
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Perfect for rocking out with Guitar Hero, whether for PS2 or PS3 — the Logitech Wireless Guitar Contoller will definitely get you even more hooked to those music games. Made of wood and sporting of an authentic electric guitar feel, it may have useless metal frets and tuning pegs but those add to the oomph of this classy controller.
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