Check It. Andy Warhol x incase.

These days, it can be really difficult to stride the fine line of honoring art by commercializing it, or doing it a disservice. The Andy Warhol Foundation, thankfully, is doing it all right. It hasn't been scared to put Warhol's enigmatic art out in this world, but it also hasn't done it too much. And that's mostly because it's chosen the right sort of classy projects.

Like this one. This collection could be the sole reason for wanting an iPhone 4, or for returning my beloved DODOcase. Available as cases for your laptop, iPad, and iPhone, the Andy Warhol x incase collection is the perfect way to bring some Pop Art into your life. The designs include Elvis (one of my most favorite Warhol pieces), Camouflage, Flowers and Cow Wallpaper. And the best news: they're all pretty affordable and in the normal price range for designed cases, with the iPhone cases starting at $40 and iPad cases at $80. Some pieces are only available for preorder right now, so get on it now in case you miss out on this great collaboration.

I wonder what Andy would think of an iPad?

-- Chau Tu

Do It. Sign Steve Jobs' get well card.

Technology and culture in the world today have a lot to thank Steve Jobs for. If you're reading this blog on an iPhone, iPad or Mac, or you've been listening to tunes on your iPod or iTunes all day, you really have a lot to thank him for. And even if you don't own any Apple product, the influence Jobs has had on the world of fast-moving, innovative technology is undeniable.

So sign the guy's get well card, yeah? It's his birthday tomorrow. He probably makes more money than you could ever think of, but everyone needs a little compassion every once in a while, and rumor has it, Jobs' health isn't helping him out so much. Sign here!

-- Chau Tu

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Check It. iPhone 4.

After four years as a BlackBerry user, I made the switch this weekend to the iPhone 4. So far, I'm impressed. For all the negativity it's been getting, it certainly has a lot going for it. The GPS is fast and creepily accurate, the camera is crisp (5 mega pixels), and I haven't had a dropped call yet.

I've reached out to some fellow iPhone-toting friends for advice on what apps are the best, and so far I have eight: the Hipstamatic camera, Shazam, Facebook, ColorCapture, Epicurious, Starbucks, Yelp, and Real Level.

The alarm clock this morning was quite pleasant - bell tower.

My fingers are getting used to the screen tapping and getting quite accurate when typing. It's early on, but the ride's been good thus far.

-- Leslie Anne Wiggins

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