Back once again, the guys from Too Hot To Handle sampled four habanero-based hot sauces from Southwest Specialty in Arizona, USA.

Sauces were Ass Blaster, Spontaneous Combustion, Hot Sauce from Hell and Hot Sauce from Hell: Devil's Revenge.

They also managed to rangle Ben Z in as a special guest.

After 3 years of running the Daily Tees site, I've decided to call it quits.

I'm still a T-Shirt junkie and will continue to buy weird and wonderful shirts to wear, it was just I couldn't find the time to keep the site updated daily as per the title.

So, rather than letting all those links and posts go to waste, I've brought the site into the fold at http://tees.sikosis.com/.

Opena is the world's first iPhone 4/4S case with a slide out bottle opener. This case was first available as a Kickstarter project and I was one of their many backers. If you don't know anything about Kickstarter, you should definitely check it out. It was great to see the guys behind this case with updates on the production side of things all the way to finished product.

As for the review, it works great opening beers. I've used it quite a few times already and it's rock solid. It does add some weight to the phone, quite a bit in fact. That's usually the comment I get from people when I pass my iPhone to them -- jeezus, that thing is heavy.


There is another issue to do the with the headphones. Your standard iPhone earbuds won't have an issue, but if you plug a thicker cable, it will still plug in, but will fall out unless you hold it in. I would suspect the guys to "round out" the issue in the next version. Still, it's the ultimate party case and certainly turns a few heads.

Stuff Magazine got a hold of the iPhone 4S early and have posted this video showing a demo of Siri. It's a little strange that the demo users keep hitting the microphone button even after saying something. Siri seems to work off the pause of speech, so don't why they're doing that. As Steve would have said, you're doing it wrong.

There's a new Media site in town and it's MediaTV.me - which covers everything you need to know about the latest version of XBMC on Windows and OS X.

Whilst it's still new, it has a variety of tips and advice that could only could have come from someone who's XBMC savvy.

Also, if you're on Twitter, why not follow @mediatvme.