It has been quite a long time since we have taken a stroll down Memory Lane and today’s edition is not exactly technology related, but it was so obvious that we could not resist.  Last week, American Express announced their brand new prepaid card for teens called Pass.  Almost exactly ten years ago, American Express was rolling out a new non-credit card for teens, the Cobaltcard.

Bigwords.com is a website that should be bookmarked by all college students.  The website has a price comparison engine that compares book prices across all the major online booksellers.  With the cost of textbooks these days, this site provides a one stop shop to save lots of money.

Evan came up with this idea while we were talking last week, and I instantly thought it was golden. If the Pre is an “iPhone-killer”, then a phone-less Pre (let’s call it a “Re”) is an “iPod Touch-killer”.

Yesterday was a big day for Apple and iPhone/iPod touch owners everywhere. We got a sneak peek at what is in store for the next version of the iPhone OS. Apple claims “100 new features” read on to find out what’s really changed.

Apple just announced a brand new iPod shuffle.  It looks like an aluminum Apple Remote, minus all the buttons.  Is this really an improvement?

The iPaq was one of the last big introductions from Compaq before it merged with HP.  It was made fun of because its name sounded too much like Apple’s iMac, but the iPaq actually grew into quite a diverse family of gadgets.

In light of the recent iMac updates, let us take a look back at the original Bondi Blue iMac that irrevocably changed the game of computer design.  Instead of trying to innovate their designs to match, some PC manufacturers just settled for mimicking the iMac style.  Here are two culprits and their knockoffs.

Why have companies abandoned the inline remote?  Have MP3 players gotten so small that a remote is unnecessary?

How quickly the sands of time move to cover up the past.  Rio, the company that invented the MP3 player, has disappeared from the public consciousness.  Let us remind you of its past greatness.

Garageband will now teach people how to play instruments with adjustable speed lessons it could be just like a private tutor. Read on to find out more.