Fiona Carswell is a friendless hag who lives in the woods and tries to entice children into her gingerbread house to eat them. Just kidding, I’m sure she’s cool and has tons of friends . But that didn’t stop her from designing ‘Cell Stickies’, which are electro-static stickers with fake text messages you stick on your iPhone when you’re feeling down. Because let’s face it, nothing boosts one’s spirit like catching yourself sticking a fake text message sticker on your cell phone. Am I right? Oooh — a text. “You are right. As usual.” Haha, just as I thought! And here comes another! “You gave me herpes.” Shit. Cell Stickies For The Truly Delusional [ohgizmo]

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Filed under: Gadgets , Tech What’s good for the iPhone is apparently good for the sedan. Hughes Telematics is working up a suite of programs that will work with its in-car communications technology and allow you to download applications for your car. From tailored data collection to controlling your car’s systems with your phone to repurposing your car’s features, the possibilities will turn your humble transport into the ultimate programmable appliance when Hughes releases the software to be ready in 2010. Let the betting begin on how long it will take someone to make an app that makes your car fart. [Source: New York Times ] Hughes Telematics working on downloadable apps for vehicles originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 19 Feb 2009 08:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Read ?|? Permalink ?|? Email this ?|? Comments

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