Is this the future of phones?

Its display consists of a 9.5cm diagonal, thin-film flexible E Ink display.
The flexible form of the display makes it much more portable that any current mobile computer - it will shape with your pocket.

Being able to store and interact with documents on larger versions of these light, flexible computers means offices will no longer require paper or printers.
'The paperless office is here,' said Dr Vertegaal. 'Everything can be stored digitally and you can place these computers on top of each other just like a stack of paper, or throw them around the desk.'-Flexible future: Forget the iPhone, here's the smartphone made out of 'paper' that will shape with your pocket

I hate, hate, hate I-Tunes

Welp, I'm currently re-uploading nearly half of my music library, since retarded I-Tunes arbitrarily erased half of it for no reason whatsoever. The albums and song names are still there, but they don't play when I click on them. On my i-pod they don't show up at all. I'm probably re-uploading all of it in vain, since it'll likely just do something similar in the near future.

This is a perfect example of why I never buy music off of i-tunes. I just don't trust it one bit. What an utterly worthless, untrustworthy program.

Google Goggles

The Self-Portrait Machine

Jen Hui Liao's Self-Portrait Machine is a device that takes a picture of the sitter and draws it but with the model's help. The wrists of the individual are tied to the machine and it is his or her hands that are guided to draw the lines that will eventually form the portrait.

Self-Portrait Machine