Google Art Project

Enjoy visiting the MoMa but live thousands of miles away to experience each new exhibit? Google has you covered with the release of their Art Project. Basically what Google has done is taken everything they have learned from street view, and applied it to various art galleries from all around the world. Right now the list of museums is short, but expect it to expand in the upcoming months.

Jawbone Jambox Bluetooth Speaker

Just in time for the holiday season is Jawbone's bluetooth Jambox speaker. This little brick will pair up with your iPhone, iPad, iPad, computer or basically any other bluetooth device that you own. Don't let its size fool you either, it is extremely powerful, and definitely an improvement over your weak MacBook speakers. This is the perfect device for someone's office, as it additionally doubles as a fully functioning speaker phone. What if your favorite device doesn't have bluetooth functionality? No worries, Jawbone has your back as they have included a 3.5mm stereo cable to connect your Jambox to your device. Concerned that the Jambox will become outdated with the invention of new devices? Again, Jawbone has you covered with the included USB output that allows you to update your Jambox with the latest firmware. Pick out your favorite color of blue, black, red or silver at retailers like the Apple Store and Best Buy today for $200.

Altec Lansing Octiv Stage iPad Speaker Dock

Really like the simple design of this iPad Dock. To me most of the iPad speak docks look awkward and disproportional, but Altec Lansing has avoided this en route to designing the most elegant dock. Two nice features of the Dock are the rotating connection arm that allows you to use your iPad in portrait or landscape and the ability to tilt the dock which facilitates different viewing angles. Also should note that the dock is additionally compatible with both iPhones and iPods. As with all Altec Lansing products this dock is GMS-shielded to block out any static when in use with your iPhone. In stores this week for $150.

pics and info via Engadget and Macworld

Incase Grip Protective Cover

Incase's Grip Protective Cover for iPad features two unique contours to provide you with an enhanced grip. It also features flex-fit construction for easy attachment and direct access to all device features. Get it today here in black, red, purple, blue or pink for $40.

Incase iPhone 4 Ping Pong Case

Out today is Incase's first rubber case for the iPhone 4, the Ping Pong Paddle cover. Available in the traditional paddle colors of black, green, blue and red. Get it here for $30.

MEDICOM TOY BEARBRICK Speaker System

Set to release November 3rd is MEDICOM's iPhone/iPod dock (white or black) for $183 USD. The lifestyle piece uses a large-scale BEARBRICK figure for the speakers and its feet for the dock with two volume rocker buttons.

New 11.6" and 13" MacBook Air

Today Apple revealed their new 11.6 inch and 13 inch MacBook Air that sets to combine everything they learned from the iPad and previous generation of the Air. The new Air 13 inch air is 0.68-inches thick at its thickest, 0.11-inches at its thinnest, and weighs 2.9 pounds (2.3 for the 11.6 inch). Also upgraded in the new model is the battery life, 7 hours of surfing for the 13 inch and 5 for the smaller unit with up to 30 days on standby for both. To me the MacBook Air the best solution for someone who wants a very portable computer that doesn't want to give up complete functionality. With that said, I wish they could have worked in a backlit keyboard for both models. Also, it should be noted that the 13 inch model has a built in SD slot which is always handy. The new Air is available today and the pricing is as follows:

11.6 inch
64GB $999
128GB $1199
options: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.4/1.6GHz, 2GB/4GB RAM ($100)

13 inch
128GB $1299
256GB $1599
options: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.86/2.13GHz, 2GB/4GB RAM ($100)

Visit engadget for complete details and information

NFL FanVision

New to 10 NFL stadiums and one US University this season, is Kangaroo TV's FanVision. With transmitters at either end of the field and another located in the scoreboard, a private network for each team and sports event is created. The 10 channel gadget offers various programing depending on the team, stadium, and broadcast setup of each game; Monday Night Football games have a SkyCam channel, for instance, while games at Dolphins Stadium have a dedicated cheerleader channel. Peep the vids and reach the rest of the article/review on engadget.

New Yorker iPad App

Jason Schwartzman takes some time out of his day to present the updated New Yorker iPad App. Get it here today!

LaCie Wireless Space with NAS and WLAN router

What an amazing piece of technology! This is the latest storage solution from LaCie. But it is much more than a simple external hard drive...much, much more. For starters, it is wireless. Additionally this black box features a 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi access point / router and also acts as a network hard drive for steaming movies, pictures and music. As always, the LaCie box is compatible with PC's and Mac's (Time Machine too) and ships today in 1TB ($229) and 2TB ($349) sizes.

UAlberta App

Yup believe what your eyes are seeing, the University of Alberta has an app. And even more surprising is, it's really good! The apple app comes complete with a campus map, daily agenda, course and directory search engines, LRT and ETS transit information and times, emergency contacts and semester calender that uploads from your bear tracks account plus much more. You can get the app here for free. If you attend another post secondary institution, check to see if your school has an app too, you may just be surprised. Sorry Blackberry users, no soup for you!

Custom Leica M9 iPhone 4 Skin

99% of iPhone skins are bunk. But this is not the case for the Lecia M9 skin Joey Celis created. Unfortunately, this is a 1 of 1 so you're gonna have to stick with that lame flame one you picked up from a mall kiosk.

The KeyTool ($10) is so small is fits over a standard key, offering three sizes of screwdriver, a bottle opener, wire cutter, tweezers, finger nail cleaner, and nail file, all contained within a strong stainless steel sheath. Great for impromptu handyman work, or for carrying a host of tools onto a flight without getting harassed by the TSA.

Via Uncrate

The Madden Cover Curse

With today's release of Madden 11, I thought it was only fitting to post this SI Vault photo gallery that details the trails and tribulations of Madden's historical cover men. So Drew will you be "the chosen one" to prevail and deviate from the streak?

If you look closely, you can see Sanders in the background. The electric Lions running back started the Madden jinx by announcing his retirement before the 1999 season and never returning to the NFL.

George is an anomaly in this gallery, because he did have a good year in 2000 (1,509 yards and 14 TDs), but his team did fall off a bit. After reaching the Super Bowl in 1999, the Titans fell to the Ravens in the divisional playoffs and George's career slowly unraveled after that year. In 2001, George rushed for less the 1000 yards for the first time in his career and scored just 5 TDs

After a great 2000 season, Culpepper struggled in 2001. He threw 14 touchdowns and 13 interceptions before hurting his knee in Week 13 and sitting out the rest of the season.

Faulk and the Rams offense was dominant in 2001, but a nagging ankle injury slowed the All-Pro back and St. Louis' offense suddenly became less dangerous. Faulk ran for just 953 yards in 14 games and the Rams went from 14-2 in '01 to 7-9 in '02.

Right after Madden '04 became available, Vick broke his leg in a preseason game and didn't return until there were just five games left in the season. The injury spurred a serious debate about the necessity of the preseason and the Madden jinx was suddenly being discussed everywhere.

After a dominant campaign in 2003, Lewis had a so-so season in '04 and the Ravens failed to make the playoffs for the first time in four years. Lewis also got hurt and missed the final game of the year.

McNabb led the Eagles to the Super Bowl in 2004, but 2005 was a complete disaster. He had multiple injuries, including a sports hernia that finally ended his season after nine games. And he had to deal with the incredible distraction of Terrell Owens, who turned on his quarterback and the organization.

Alexander set the NFL record for touchdowns (28 -- since broken) and led the Seahawks to the Super Bowl in 2005. He fractured his foot in 2006 and ran for just 896 yards and seven touchdowns in 10 games.

In his sophomore season, Young had 9 TD passes and 17 interceptions. On the ground, Young rushed for 157 fewer yards in 2007, his Yards Per Carry fell 1.5 yards, and he scored just three rushing touchdowns after having seven his rookie year. In his first postseason game, Young threw for 138 yards with no touchdowns and one interception, while rushing for just 12 yards, in a 17-6 loss to San Diego.

In his final season with Green Bay, Favre threw 28 TD passes and 15 interceptions. Acquired by the Jets in the summer of 2008, Favre started well; in Week 4 he threw a personal best six touchdowns against the Cardinals. By Week 12 the Jets had an 8-3 record, but missed the playoffs after losing four of their final five games, in which Favre threw nine interceptions and only two touchdown passes, bringing his season total to 22 of each. It was later revealed Favre had been playing with a torn biceps tendon late in the season.

Polamalu finished the 2008 season with a career-high seven interceptions and led the Steelers defense to its second Super Bowl victory in four years. Late in the first half of the Steelers-Titans 2009 season opener, Polamalu, who was having an All-Pro first half, suffered a sprained MCL in his left knee after 262-pound Titan Alge Crumpler fell on his leg. Polamalu played in just four more games for the season. Although Fitzgerald posted lower receiving yards (1,092) in 2010 after consecutive 1,400-yard seasons, he managed to score a career-high 13 TDs. It would appear that Polamalu took the brunt of this cover curse.

Pics & History via SI Vault

New Meadowlands Stadium Will Let You Watch Replays on Your Phone

Only a few months away from opening, the New Meadowlands Stadium (home to the NFL's Jets/Giants) promises to be the most state of the art sports stadium to date. With over $100 million spent on technology, fans will have more control over what they can see. This translates to the fan having the ability to take a double take on replays by viewing them on their smartphones. This is made possible by apps built by Cisco and Verizon that run off of a network of 500 wireless atennas spread throughout the stadium. Technology is a beautiful thing!

Lacie USB Keys

Been meaning to put this up for a while but never got around to it. So with no further a due I present you the brilliant Lacie iamakey. Made out of strong metal, the iamakey has transfer rates up to 30 MB/s in read mode 10MB/s in write mode. The iamakey is both water and scratch resistant and comes in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities to fulfill all your digital storage needs.

HTC vs iPhone 4 - You Decide

This viral HTC vs iPhone 4 video created by a Genius Employee busted me up. Apparently Best Buy didn't think it was so funny though as they terminated the person...wa wa wa. Enjoy

iPhone 4 is out and about

iPhone 4's are hitting hundreds of lucky pre order customer's mail boxes all over the states. If you are wondering if it will live up to the hype look no more further tha to Engadget's review for honest answers and information. The display and camera's are what I am most looking forward to and from the pictures about I don't think I will be let down.

iOS 4 Walkthrough

Here is an awesome in depth article on what has been updated and introduced for the latest operating system for your iPod/iPhone/iPad that will be released for free tomorrow.

SNES on iPad/iPhone

If you are still kicking yourself today, like I am, about selling your SNES for $20 bucks to buy some hockey cards, then this latest app, SNES HD, might just help heal your wounds. SNES HD is an app available for jailbroken iPhone/iPads that allows you to relive the 90s without blowing the dust out of those old cartridges.