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These nifty Heat Changing Arcade Mugs from ThinkGeek "know if they contain hot coffee and are able to display it graphically... which obviously kicks your mug's butt as it just sits there doing nothing." Video after the break.

Normally the Pac Boy mug displays an empty maze and the Space Intruders mug displays a blank starry sky. But add some kind of hot beverage and instantly the Pac Boy maze is filled with 8-bit style ghosts and energizers while the Space Intruders shows a retro invaders style battle in action.

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Google has released a Nexus One software update that enables multi-touch functionality. In other words, "they've capitulated and enabled multitouch in Browser, Gallery, and Maps -- great news and a big win for the Android community at large." Video after the break.

Finally, there are some 3G improvements in there, but you might have to wait a bit -- Google expects to have it rolled out to pretty much everyone toward the end of the week.

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Iron Man has left the big screen and arrived on MacBooks worldwide in the form of a colorful decal. Best of all, "the area of Mac logo is actually cutout, but [the company] still provide[s] a sticker for [the] apple logo if you want it to be covered."

The Colorful Iron Man MacBook Decal is available for the 13 inch, 15 inch and 17 inch MacBook’s, if you want one they are available for $14.99 each from Skinat.

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It was only a matter of time before an iPad knockoff was produced, and this one is from Shenzhen Great Loong Brother. Called the P88, it "has a resistive screen, has a 250GB hard drive, an ethernet port, a webcam, and run Windows."

It also gets an hour and a half of battery life, and costs, um, $525. Still! The intellectual property of Shenzhen Great Loong Brother will not be wrongly appropriated!

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Priced from $119.99, these World of Warcraft headphones from Creative Labs "include custom World of Warcraft voice mods, WoW-themed software and will work on a PC or Mac." Product page.

You can now pre-order those Sound Blaster World of Warcraft Wireless Headset that Creative Labs showed off during last year's BlizzCon. The headphones use rechargeable batteries that can be recharged while being used.

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