Who Wants to Feel Old?
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 by Amber
In my daily rounds of all the sites I love to visit, I came across something equally disturbing and squeal-worthy: Empire Magazine, with guest editor Steven Spielberg, rounded up the cast of 'The Goonies' for a photo shoot to celebrate the mag's 20th anniversary.Watch this video now. It brings you back to 1984 faster than a LOST time flash. And it makes me smile knowing that each of these actors who I loved like they really were my friends has gone on to do something great. Yay!
Sorry for the delay -- here are your headlines:
Microsoft is taking aim at the iPod in new Zune commercials -- did you know it would cost $30,000 to fill up a 120 gig iPod with music from iTunes? Assuming you bought it song by song, of course... but that still a freaking ton of money.
The European Commission has fined chip maker Intel $1.45B for violating antitrust regulation after complaints from rival AMD. Ouch. That hurts the wallet.
AOL's newest site, WhereItsAt.com, promises to be a pop-culture enthusiast's playground -- be sure to check it out in your daily wanderings...
Over in Apple land, debate is rising as to whether or not the next-gen iPhone needs to have a real keyboard instead of the touchscreen. The story's online poll was split 50/50 last time I checked, so it's a great debate! Where do you land?

Going back to our original topic of 'How Old Can I Make You Feel Today?' -- Sony is getting closer to debuting it's touchscreen Walkman! Here's a look at the revamped music player. I'd get one just for the name, to be honest...
See you all Friday -- have a good rest of the week!
Labels: APple iPhone, Applie iPod, goonies, Intel lawsuit, microsfot Zune, sony walkman

Amber Plante is your guide through the geektastic worlds of science, technology and pop culture -- the Q to your James Bond, the Cortana to your Master Chief and the McGonagall to your Harry Potter, so to speak. She makes the technobabble make sense and shows you the fantastic wired world of the Internet in a whole new light. Are you a geek, too? Don't worry, you're in good company.