First Amazon talked about offering music downloads on their site, which hasn't happened yet; Now, Jeff Bezos plans to offer movies and TV shows on Amazon.com for a fee, as long as Hollywood Studios are fine with it. Bezos is going to really have to make a case with Hollywood on why it will be okay for consumers to make DVD copies, that's for sure. Remember how long it took record companies to OK music downloads? It may be a risky move on Bezos' part, but he'll most likely beat Apple to the punch.

All I know is, if Hollywood approves Amazon's plans, it's about time we have movie and TV downloads, especially with the flourish of the video-capable iPod and PVRs.

[USA Today via Technology Filter]

I love crazy-looking clocks, especially ones that are made of recycled materials. My love for clocks probably all started because of Dali's Persistence of Memory painting.

This one is called the Circuitboard Clock, made from aluminum, plastic, and DUH--a circuitboard. Sold by UncommonGoods.com, the clock is 4.5 inches in diameter and is priced at a mere $18.00.

If you like the whole circuitboard thing, there's also the Circuitboard Lamp (48.00) and the Circuitboard Business Card Case or Circuitboard Money Clip ($10.00).

Just when I thought The Soniks were a fun dog toy, now your pet can have its very own plush iPod. The iPaw Plush Dog Toy is white on the front with a paw print on the scroll wheel, and gray on the back with a bigger paw print.

You won't be hearing any real sound come out of the iPaw though; it just squeaks.

Purchase the iPaw for $10.50 at PugCafe.com. If you like the iPaw, there's also the Grrri-izon Cell Phone, Chewy Vuiton Bag, and Wolfgang Pup Pizza. (Such clever names!)

[via Gadget Review]