So for some reason, someone thought it would be cool to make a safe entirely with Legos. It’s actually pretty high tech and it has a door that opens automatically when you enter the correct combination. The only problem is, how hard would it really be to just take a few bricks off to get inside?

It looks like Apple is finally giving in and subsidizing the new iPhone for just $200. “Apple has accepted that the new iPhone should be subsidised in the US and western Europe by the mobile operators who sell it to consumers, according to people familiar with the matter.” This would be just with a new contract of course. AT&T is gonna get huge business from this and Apple is gonna kill.

The major changes include a new color, a thinner design and video chatting (iChat), which can be run on Windows.

I signed up for the Skyfire Mobile Browser months ago and finally got the text message to download it. I am very impressed and absolutely love it! I am no longer strapped down by Internet Explorer on my Sprint Mogul.

The best part about the Skyfire Browser is that it scales the site pages to your screen size. I can now see the entire site at once and zoom in on a certain area, like in the iPhone. The picture is also extremely clear.

It also uses much less memory than IE7. It usually only uses 4% of my phone’s memory, while IE7 could sometimes take 20%. This is a huge difference and my phone no longer lags if I’m online.

The phone now plays videos on any website. Youtube, Break, Google, and even ESPN! I used to have to open a video on Youtube from another video-playing program. Now I can get rid of that program and IE7, making my phone even faster.

Overall Skyfire has an intuitive interface that anyone could easily use, great picture, and drastically saves memory. I’m gonna try to new trial of Opera on my phone, but last time I tried Opera, the only better aspect was that it could open multiple tabs. By the way, I’m using the beta version, so there should be a new release that’s even better. Sign up now if you have a smart phone!

Apple’s flagship store on 5th avenue in New York, called the Cube, had a line formed outside for no reason. There were more than 60 people in line and most said they didn’t know what they were waiting for. Some thought it was for the new 3G iPhone, which hasn’t come out yet. They were actually just kept waiting outside so that the ever-needy Apple salesman weren’t overworked.

This proves that iPhone owners really are dumber than the average person. They flaunt their iPhones which they don’t even understand how to use correctly and look down on people that don’t spend money on overpriced Apple products. Guess what iPhone owners? Many phones much cheaper than yours are already 3G capable and they didn’t spend an extra $300 for that capability.