What's in Store

This week we noticed that one of the hottest colors this season, yellow, is brightening up the blogosphere:

GlamSugar highlights this adorable yellow clutch by Forever 21 that will make your outfit pop and won’t break your bank.

Omiru recommends the Filofax Piazza Personal Organizer as one of the best day planners to not only lighten up your style, but help manage your life as well.

Glimpse.com raves about what’s hot in San Francisco including this polka dot headband from Anthropologie that can funk up even the most basic of outfits.

TeamSugar touts these Christian Louboutin yellow satin pumps for those who are looking for a must-have trendy piece.

Shiny Shiny spotlights that Apple is rumored to come out with a limited edition Beatles-themed Yellow Submarine iPod that will be pre-loaded with every Beatles album!

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We’re always checking out our favorite blogs, web sites and online magazines. Each week or so, we’ll point out the cool things we find. This week, we found a bunch of neat new gadgets and umm accessories:

UberReview reports on iPod themed Baby Clothes. Gadgets gone too far or yuppielicious?

GeekSugar spotlights the Asahi Beerbot, a robot that serves you cold ones, and a Kodak locket-inspired camera.

Gizmodo features a new kid on the MP3 block: Sandisk’s Sansa Connect. Also, animal lovers can help their dogs get two legs up with the new Hotdoll, a sex doll for dogs. It’s like a traffic accident, you just have to check it out.

Splendora discovers the Squeezebox which lets you stream Internet radio to a stereo.

Engadget points out that Wal-Mart has a $299 Blue-ray HD DVD player on the way. Other cool devices were mentioned including the exotic mobile Porsche Cayenne phone and a widescreen LCD for your wrist.

Men.Style.com highlights its GPS device top-pick: the Garmin Nuvi 360 with an intuitive, easy-to-use interface perfect for the everyday globetrotter.

Productdose.com reveals Philips’ latest VoIP phone the DECT 6.0 offering Skype Internet and traditional landline calling cabability.

Stuff Magazine reviews the Creative’s Zen Vision: M an MP3 player the size of a deck of cards, available in five different colors.

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