I know what you’re thinking, ‘not more geek jewelery, I’m so over that fad.’ Well, hey, I’ll stop posting it when you stop making it, alright? These earrings are made of printed circuit boards, cut down with a Dremel.

The maker wrote in to the MAKE blog, “sand the edges straight with a belt sander and then ultra-fine sand the edges and corners smooth. Since it is fiberglass, you must coat the raw edge with a clear nail polish, and make sure there is no lead solder on the back side against your ear. The studs and backers can be purchased at a fabrics & craft store by the 50ct. bag. The perfect jewelry for the computer geek or electronics nerd!”

Buy a shirt from Reactee, printed with the slogan of your choice, and people will be able to text messages to you using the same technology as they use in TV competitions. You choose a custom keyword, which people text along with their message to Reactee’s number. You get notified via your mobile when someone leaves a message.

So, say your slogan was ‘Free Sex’, as some witty person has uploaded to the Reactee gallery, then all the messages of disgust and outrage from those you pass in the street will be forwarded straight to you. Of course, a tee shirt with your mobile number printed on will achieve the same thing… :: Reactee

Many people are of the opinion that traffic wardens are sub-human, but now they’re becoming trans-human with the addition of head mounted video cameras. Traffic wardens in Salford will be getting the cameras to help them in their new role of dishing out anti social behaviour orders for violations like littering, fly posting, graffiti and allowing dogs to foul the pavement. :: BBC

This device is the winner of the first Hungarian Apple iPod casing design competition, which sounds like a prestigious event if I ever I heard of one. It consists of a plastic clip, which goes on one side of the fabric, and holds the iPod in place on the other side. Link

They claim it shows a full 16:9 ratio for MP4 viewing, and MP3 playback with FM radio (oh boy.). The watch also features a 2GB of memory, built-in speaker, USB, and voice recording. Available as a wholesale item from Chinavasion for $57.

Paroos of Korea has unveiled a new device, the G-100 GPS system targeted at athletes for training. A neat gadget, it alerts you when you start moving under your usual minimum speed. With 512MB of flash memory onboard, it keeps your performance statistics and doubles as an MP3 player and FM radio.

More info on this PDF, Paroos via NaviGadget

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Meet Logitec’s new mad stylin’ Bluetooth ear candy, giving you freedom to roam a nice distance of around 32 feet from your favorite device. You can enable/disable Bluetooth with a button on the side. Also, there’s a microphone on the right earphone below the area where the clip is attached to the body. And the rechargeable Li-Ion battery charges via USB. Available in mid-March but no price has been announced. Press Release

Great idea from Citizen, their new W700 Bluetooth watch gives you an alert if your phone is ringing. And it tells you who’s calling via your phone’s caller ID. IF you get to far away from your phone the watch lets you know, and this is a nice loss prevention tool. It also charges wirelessly for a battery life of about 5 days when fully charged. Available in mid-March (in Japan at least), bu tno price announced.