Looks like the BlackBerry 9300 isn’t the only handset to have its User Agent Profile found out – the BlackBerry 9800 has, so to speak, “suffered a similar fate”, where it has been listed as running on OS 6.0, carrying a 360 x 480 resolution display and Wi-Fi 802.11n connectivity which is pretty much similar to the BlackBerry slider known as Talladaga (this is unofficial) according to various sources. No notion on whether that will fall under the Bold, Pearl or other umbrellas, but being a slider, it certain introduces a new scheme factor that is alien to the BlackBerry range.

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Having that Hand-in-Hand Clock hanging on you wall might creep humans out initially, as it tends to look a bit like a robotic alien has decided to set up shop on your wall. that clock was developed as a university project by designer Yen-Wen Tseng, while studying at the Konstfack University College of Arts, Craft and Design in Stockholm. It’s rather rare as it gives a little additional relation among the hours and the minutes, and with the two pivoting arms there, you tend to get different patterns (or art) depicted on your wall, depending on the day of the day.

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This just goes to show that scientists love Space Invaders too. It may not look like a perfect alien from Space Invaders, but considering that it’s made from glowing bacteria, we’re certain that you’re willing to disregard the imperfections. These pixels are actually genetically engineered bacteria, which are credited to Team Osaka, at the nanobiology laboratories at the University of Osaka, Japan. Now you know what they do late at night at the labs, right?

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We’re not certain whose dream it is to have a Jabba the Hutt cake. A Princess Leia cake we can understand (and appreciate), but a cake of a slimy green alien? You’ll probably prove yourself to be one of the most fanatical Star Wars fans whether you’re happy to wolf down that cake. You have to give it points for effort though, right?

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