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I often like my gadgets and cell phone to express as much of my own personality as possible and if that means wearing a dork revealing DoctorWho phone charm, so be it. With Firebox's new Tardis and Dalek phone charms, you can be notified of an incoming phone call by watching them spin in their transparent domes. Individually they are $9.95 but you can get both for $17.75.

If Doctor Who charms aren't enough to get you excited, Firebox is also hosting their 3rd film festival. The Firebox 2007 film festival runs for about 10 weeks and anyone can submit a 5 minute video that includes a Firebox product. The deadline for video submissions is April 22nd and if you hurry, you might be able to include a snazzy Tardis phone charm in the video.

Post by Andre Bermudez


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