What Kicker Was Doing the Week Ending 2010-04-05

• Fake Bus Stop Helps Alzheimer's Patients http://bit.ly/dcGRVO Nurses allow patients to explore fantasy escape /via @janepyle #
• iPhone-compatible jeans for geeks. http://bit.ly/dqSW6L (via @jmspool) #
• Open Source Lion Tracking Collars on KickStarter: http://kck.st/dqekso (via @tigoe) #
• Is beleaguered Sony seriously launching a product whose initials are SOS (Sony Online Service)? http://is.gd/b5A4E #
• RT @janchip: Fujitsu/DoCoMo's modular mobile phone – display separates from the body: http://bit.ly/pi_modular (via @jamin) #
• "The future of our industry now looks totally different than the past. It looks like a sheet of paper" http://is.gd/b6KbG #
• We just got our shipment notification for our iPad! Woo! #
• Cisco kills Linksys brand, looks to Flip video group to make home routers w/better UX http://is.gd/b8jtX (via @atomick) #
• Modkit: drag and drop code for Arduino http://www.modk.it/ #
• RT @nevenmrgan: The best part of Google Chrome is the google. The worst part is the chrome. (via @ryfernandez) #
• Bad JooJoo http://is.gd/b8Lzt #crunchpad #
• Nokia's R&D costs over 30 billion a year. More than Apple's and Google's R&D costs together http://bit.ly/byCGfs (via @bjornjeffery) #
• Good case study on @core77: the Revo Heritage Radio http://bit.ly/cqBOJY (via @daveixd) #
• Our UPS guy: "Apple iPads arrived in the warehouse today. It was like the Pope was in town, security was so tight." #iPadSaturday #

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