Hey! Want junk you never knew you needed just in time for the holiday season? Well, you’re in luck because there’s a Woot Off going on right now. Head over to Woot and bid your little recession-proof heart out! I’m sure there’s someone in your family who could use that random whatchamacallit you spent your hard earned money on

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Woot Your Little Woot Off Right NOW! [Woot Off]

In what’s a slightly suspicious coincidence, but Sony’s suddenly pulled a bunch of its movies from the Xbox’s Netflix Watch Instantly streaming service just a few hours before Microsoft’s New Xbox Experience goes live . Previously available titles like Superbad and Bad Boys , which are owned by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment subsidiary Columbia Pictures, have been made unavailable for Xbox users

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Xbox 360 Netflix Streaming Drops Sony’s Columbia Pictures [Nxe]

HP’s Touchsmart tx2 is awesome because its the first consumer-oriented convertible notebook to feature a multitouch technology built into the display. The 12.1-inch screen uses a capacitive touchpanel that can track two points simultaneously, operates with fingers or a stylus, and comes with the Mediasmart 2.0 interface customized for the notebook. While Dell’s oft-mentioned Latitude XT came out last year with the multitouch power to simultaneously track all five fingers, the feature was kept dormant until the middle of 2008 and lacks any realy mainstream software to take advantage of the tech

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HP Touchsmart TX2 Laptop is a 12-inch Multitouch Wonder [Multitouch]

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Joel reviews the Selk Bag, impersonates Gumby (video)

Each month, AdMob, a mobile advertising network, rounds up the data from over 6,000 mobile websites and applications, analyzes it all, and releases their findings in their Mobile Metrics Report . In the September report , AdMob determined that the iPhone had become the #4 handset worldwide by count of ads requested

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iPhone now #1 handset in the world by AdMob’s count

This followup to our iPod Touch Nano concept keeps things simple to say the least, and it’s wearable to boot. Continue reading to see more.

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Feature: iPod Shuffle Bracelet

Finally, the 2010 Ford Mustang has hit LA. The V8 engine not only looks good, but “sounds good too, firing up like a big V8 muscle car should.” Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.

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2010 Ford Mustang GT Hits LA

Called “Scarab”, this insect-inspired “vehicle is composed of interchangeable modules that can be customized — powerpack module composed of a permanent battery plus 3 options for the main energy pack.” Click here for first picture in gallery. It’s got multiple driving modes: fast to slow, perfect park mode, sensors, Lidar, radar, transponders, GPS, guns, knives, sharp sticks

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Insect-Inspired Scarab Concept

We’ve seen the transparent laptop display , now check out a host of creative PSP billboards created using the same editing technique. Surprisingly, these were not made by Sony, but rather a PSP fan. Click here for first picture in gallery

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Creative PSP Billboards with Transparent Screens

At first glance, it may look like a normal desk calendar, but the numbers actually double as functional matchsticks — each strip is dipped in a special chemical solution.

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Functional Matchstick Calendar