Dog Tags are no longer used to ID those in the military, it’s more of a fashion accessory now.  Look at this cool gadget you can take along with you during your camping trips.  Now you’ll definately feel like Rambo…the new movie I can’t wait to see by the way.

Twice the screen resolution of the orignal Razor, Motorola’s Razor 2 not only gives better picture clarity, it will also add a new technology that will help with sound.  Called “Crystal Talk” technology, this Linux-based platform will adjust the volume of your phone to the ambient noise in the background.  No need to adjust it yourself Razor lovers.  Also, if you thought the phone couldn’t get any slimmer without foregoing a bunch of features, think again…it’s actually  2 mm slimmer than the orignal. Let’s hope there aren’t too many warranty exchanges on this one.

That’s right, it’s bicycle that will no longer rip your pant leg, ruin your clothes with grease stains, or embarrass you with chains falling off your gears in the middle of traffic. Well, at least that’s the idea. It’s called a chainless bike.

Apparently chainless technology has been around for about 100 years, but I somehow managed to miss the news. Dynamic Bicycles seems to have the most information and most variety of consumer models.

The bikes use a shift drive and gears located in a small waterproof enclosure in the rear wheel. The shifters are in their usual spot on the handlebars. Sounds great, maybe a bit complicated if any repairs need to be made. However, a chainless bike is a legitimate possibility to explore if you’re looking to purchase a fancy new 2007 model toy. Happy peddling.

Ladies, go nuts. Scientists at Edinburgh University have developed a high-pressure procedure that can turn peanut butter into diamonds. Before you get excited and call the Ministry of Magic, rest assured that peanut butter is just ONE of the many carbon-containing materials that will work in what is called the "stilleto-heel effect." Here’s the thing, though – do diamonds taste as good as peanut butter and do they come in either chunky or smooth? I think not.

The new BMW series has been made public, with mixed anticipation from the public. The available models include the 128i and 135i Coupe. The series boasts "aggressive rear end styling" and twin-turbo, 3-liter inline 6 with 300 horses and equal level of torque. Unlike most cars, however, it doesn’t contain a US diesel.

They certainly look good, but can it drive good? This is the most important question of them all.