BGR found out from a tip that several paid applications are appearing in the Google Android Market.  The applications appear for those who run on the T-Mobile G1 operating system.  Above is a screen shot from the tipper.  Some of the paid applications include Aviator Watch, Universal Unit Converter, To Do Projects, iSound Animals, Photo Droid, Droid Breakout, Kenny Roger Blackjack, and Euchre.

If anyone starts seeing any paid applications, let us know in the comments.

[via BGR]

Takara-Tomy boasts that their RoBo-Q is the world’s smallest remote controlled walking robot.  The robot stands at 1.3 inches tall.  There is a tiny robot-shaped case to carry it around in.  When charging the robot it hangs with the power prongs.  There is an auto mode where the robot walks on their own and uses detectors to to avoid obstacles.  The RoBo-Q costs about 4,800 yen ($51).

It can be bought from GeekStuff4u.

[more images and video demo available at akihabaranews.com]

This has got to be one of the most badass driveways I’ve seen.  It belongs to an anonymous guy in Lakeland, Florida.  The Car Lounge found it using Google Earth.  In the corners there are installed FIA curbs.  If anyone knows who owns this driveway in Lakeland, Florida let us know what kind of cars the owner sports.

[via Jalopnik and Car Lounge]

Images of the Motorola ZN300 have been leaked.  The smartphone has Linux built in and a 3 megapixel camera.  The display is QVGA and there is a 3.5mm headphone jack.  There is a switch that goes between a camera, camcorder, and media gallery.  There is also a camera shortcut/shutter release button.  No word on price or availability yet.

[additional images at Slashgear]

I’ve heard of grumpy old men throwing slippers all sorts of objects at the TV like slippers, the remote, maybe even the family cat… but this one takes the cake.  A man in Missouri took his gun and shot the TV because he was angry over the analog TV switch.  Police responded to after there were reports of shots being fired inside.  The gunman couldn’t get his digital converter box to work.

After police arrived, there was a brief standoff and he was charged with unlawful use of a firearm. Walter Hoover was taken into custody as a result.  Hoover’s wife said that he was drinking before the incident took place.

[via Gizmodo]

After being offered at select retail stores and online at other sources, the Dell Inspiron Mini 10 has officially become available at Dell.com.  The full specs have also been revealed.  The processors are available in Intel  AtomTM  Z520 (1.33GHz/533MHz FSB/512K L2Cache) or Intel AtomTM  Z530 (1.60GHz/533MHz FSB/512K L2Cache).  It comes with Windows XP Home SP3 and 1GB5 533MHz DDR2 SDRAM.  Monitor size is 10.1″ LED (1024×576) WSVGA.  Hard drives are available in 120GB or 160GB HDD with 5400RPM.  The netbook has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a 1.3MP webcam built-in.

In order to showcase you personality and favorite color, the Mini 10 comes in white, blue, red, pink, green, and black. I don’t believe it is available for check out yet, but I’m certain that it will be soon since the specs are now officially on the website.

OCZ normally is best known for creating power supplies, flash media, DDR2 memory, DDR3 memory, and other PC components.  But this is the first time I’ve heard that they have created a keyboard.  This keyboard is part of a product-line called Alchemy.  The keyboard in the above picture is called the Alchemy Illuminati.  The keyboard can be lit up in blue or red.

The Illuminati also has 14 multimedia and Internet hotkeys.  It works as a plug-and-play with Windows XP and Windows Vista, but does not work with OS X.

The keyboard is 215mm x 495mm x 30mm.  It weighs about 850g.  There’s no news yet about when it will be available and for what price.  If anyone finds out, please comment it on this blog post.

For more info, check out the OCZ website.