Father’s Day is this Sunday and if you’ve been busy like us, then you probably haven’t gotten dad a gift yet. Each day this week we’ll be spotlighting some products that we think most baby daddy’s would like. Today we’re featuring techy gadgets - what guy doesn’t want the hottest newest toys to play with?

For the tech lover that wants the newest and latest there’s the Apple iPhone 3G. The music lover can get an iPod Nano, or if they want something smaller you can opt for the iPod Shuffle. There’s no better way to listen to music than with Bose Noise Cancelling headphones. And for the young at heart who still play video games there’s the Sony Playstation 3 with Grand Theft Auto IV and Nintendo Wii with the ever-popular Rock Band.

A girl’s gotta get around, right? If I was a rich girl, I’d have a different car for each day of the week and a bicycle for leisurely rides. What could be better than a Chanel bike? Luxury at its very best. As far as the cars go, I love sporty cars, especially old ones, so I’d have to have a Corvette roadster. The Mercedes G Wagon would be great for long trips or when you’ve got some friends along for the ride. The collection wouldn’t be complete without a convertible - the Alfa Romeo spider - my favorite of all the “topless” cars. These are just a few of my favorites but I could see myself driving each of these - sunglasses on and long scarf blowing in the wind . . .

These days you can customize pretty much anything, sneakers, clothing, even perfume. But what about your electronics? Hate having 2 colors to choose from for phones or computers? Now, thanks to Colorware, you can have your pick of the rainbow to customize your electronics. You can add color covers to your computer, smart phone, tv, and game consoles. With over thirty colors to choose from, you can come up with tons of options to make your gadgets truly your own. Not only are the covers colorful, they’re scratch resistant. These covers definitely cost a pretty penny, but if you have some money to spend and want your electronics to be a reflection of your style, this is a great way to do it.

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Dior just announced that they are releasing a Diorphone this June.  The Diorphone will be as “couture” as they come, and the pattern on the phone is the same pattern used on some of their handbags.  Dior created “its first technological product from scratch, including a miniature “twin” of the phone that a woman can clip to her purse or wear on a pendant, eliminating the need to dig through a handbag to answer a call.”  The mini-phone works as a bluetooth and also boasts a “mirrored display screen that can double as a compact.”  The phones also feature custom Dior icons for navigation on its high definition screen such as: “a Lady Dior handbag for tools; an oval-shaped mirror for images. All the software, built-in videos and imagery are exclusive to Dior.”  Dior expects to sell between 30,000 and 60,000 phones over the course of the next year.  With a $5000+ price tag, I’m really curious to know who’s going to buy those phones!  The Diorphone will be distributed in 225 Dior boutiques and 300 watch/jewelry specialty retailers around the world.  If the Diorphone is not “couture” enough for you, there’s also a “deluxe model studded with 640 diamonds, which comes with an alligator sheath, runs up to 18,000 euros, or $27,000.”

Image of Phone, Info & Quoted Text:  WWD

I came across this ‘83 Skyway TA via the BMX Museum and I’m normally not big on pink but this sweetie made me swoooon. *sigh* Anyway—Go out. Ride…and pop wheelies like there’s no tomorrow!

Dress up your desktop with some pretty wallpaper from Paul & Joe Beauté!

Uniqlo UT has a fun and unique way to promote their latest series of t-shirts…Check it out at Uniqlo.com!

Some genius took the track “Again & Again” by the Bird & the Bee and created the mind blowing video below:

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In our apocalyptic future, weapons will be wearable, chaos color-coordinated and guns will be designer. But we won’t have to wait for nuclear fallout to be fancy: Peter Gronquist debuted his exhibit last night at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles with weapons of mass consumption on display.

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