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My “No-Cost” 3G iPhone Upgrade.
I just upgraded my original iPhone by replacing it with the new 16gb 3G model. The cost was essentially $0. How? The new 3G phone goes for $299 for the 16gb model, but I just sold my original iPhone on ebay for $300. I probably could have gotten more. It seems as though the original iPhone is a hot item in the non-US markets since it has become relatively easy to unlock the iPhone and use it with any carrier, and the new iPhone sells for around $800 USD in countries outside the US. I probably could have gotten more than $300, but I wasn’t about to fiddle with unlocking the phone. I’m guessing the person that bought my original iPhone it is going to unlock it and sell it overseas for a profit.
Chocolate Success!
We finished up our first batch today and it turned out great! See the original article below…
Making Chocolate at Home
My wife and I are chocolate fiends, so being true to my nature (as a hobby locust), it dawned on me one day that I should look into this mysterious process of chocolate-making and see if it could be done in the kitchen. (more…)
Yet Another Cineroc Video
Bohus over at Retrothing.com made a nice film of the Cineroc incorporating the digitized Estes promo film. Click the picture above to check it out