I’m anxiously awaiting the day that our cellphones truly make the wallet obsolete. Until then, wallets like the handmade Nerd Herder will have to hold all of our cash and cards—only this particular wallet is special in the respect that it can also secure our portable electronics. Indeed, the Nerd Herder Gadget Wallet has pockets that are perfect for storing a smartphone or MP3 player as well as SD cards, flash drives and more.
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R2-D2 runs on Android apparently. So, if you are looking for droids, check Verizon.
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You would think that a breakdancing corporate mascot with moves like this would get a little more enthusiasm from the crowd. Thankfully the internet audience is here to give dancing Android the recognition it deserves.
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Can you name all 12 of these “androids” and separate the ones that are technically cyborgs? See if you can be first to post the right answers in the comments or on Facebook (without peeking that is).
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Doctor Droid Berg is the mascot for a line of smartphones used by underwater creatures like Cthulhu. They are also a favorite of sewer mutants.
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It’s kind of like this case turns your mobile gadget into James Bond. Only, this particular suit has the added benefit of sliding off in one piece when it’s time for action.
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When your love of Angry Birds goes beyond the game and spills into plush toys and cakes, a few t-shirts really won’t make much difference. You are already clearly obsessed.
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Well, you would probably get grandiose plans for a steam-powered Android mascot—but the final product would never materialize. And the paintings Google would commission for logo changes on holidays and special occasions would be beautiful, but perpetually late.
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Google probably noticed the bevy of unlicensed Android merchandise out there and decided to get themselves a piece of the pie. So now the Google store is packed with Android merchandise including bike jerseys, stickers, kids clothes and these t-shirts, one of which will show you how a corporate mascot handles a skateboard.
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Unlike the Android shirt posted earlier today, there is no mistaking what side the wearer is taking in the smartphone battle with this one.
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