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We were lucky enough to get the invite to the release party for the new Motorola Droid smartphone at the Angel Orensanz Foundation last Friday night. At the party we got to try out the new phone, meet some cool celebrities and watch the Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs rock that stage. Check out the pictures below and read this great review of the Droid on Mashable.

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COED readers who like to party will be happy about this one. You can be one of the first to experience the brand new Droid by Motorola – the world’s first smartphone with Android 2.0 – available exclusively on the Verizon Wireless network. Follow Verizon Wireless’ New York Street Teams at Twitter.com/vcastmusic to find out where they will be so you can be one of the first to try the Droid out for yourself and win tickets to attend an exclusive celebration in Manhattan’s Lower East Side featuring a performance by Yeah Yeah Yeahs and mingle with celebrity guests including Adrian Grenier, Kim Delaney, Katrina Bowden and more.

Katrina Bowden?! Yes, this Katrina Bowden. Vinny Chase?! You better check the twitter page ASAP because I doubt tickets will last very long. Even better news for the people that can’t score tickets via Twitter – anyone who purchases a Droid on November 6 will also win tickets to attend the event. For more information visit Twitter.com/vcastmusic

For most of us, posting messages to Twitter is about as banal an activity as you can get. But if you’re a professional athlete, with leagues, coaches and fans all constantly watching what you have to say, posting your thoughts to the trendy social networking site can get you in a whole lotta trouble. Here are 10 athletes whose Tweets have landed them in hot water. (more…)

Last night, we had the pleasure of attending the release party for the 2010 Volkswagon GTI. We have to say, the car is freakin’ awesome. But one of the coolest features is how VW decided to officially release the new car: Instead of bombarding everyone with TV commercials and other advertising, they’ve launched the ‘10 GTI exclusively through an iPhone / iPod touch application! This marks the first time in history a car has been launched through an iPhone app, rather than traditional media outlets.

The free app, Real Racing GTI, which was produced by app-makers Fi is available through iTunes, allows users to check out all the sweet new features the GTI right on their iPhone, all while playing a kick ass game. Not only that, but players can “put their skills to the test,” for a chance to win one of six limited-edition 2010 GTI MkVIs, which comes supped-up with a 2.0T 200hp four-cylinder, performance suspension, 18-inch wheels, carbon fiber trim and custom interior!

So, what are you waiting for? Download the app, win a car, get chicks, be happy! It’s almost too easy…

We understand Twitter’s “Follow Friday” serves a good purpose – it lets you give props your best Twitter friends, and allows them to possibly expand their “follow” base. Fine. But does it actually do any good?

Sure, you probably get a follower or two. And if someone with a ton of followers gives you Follow Friday love, then the benefits are definitely more pronounced. If you ask us, however, the whole thing is just starting to be an obnoxious chore.

Maybe we’re just being crotchety  this morning. Maybe we’ve hit a plateau with our followship. Maybe it’s raining and cold and we just don’t give a sh*t anymore. But this all still begs the question:

How do you feel about Follow Friday?

Since 1998, Google has grown from a minimalistic search engine to the single biggest Internet force in the world. (And, because of that, arguably one of the most powerful organizations on the planet.) Some of Google’s new features, however, are less like that of a big Internet multinational and more reminiscent of…well, the United States.  (more…)

Google, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are social networks we use every day without realizing it. It’s become a part of our lives, almost second nature but we never stop to think about the minds behind these sites. We’ve compiled a list of all the genius masterminds behind the creation of the some of the most used and talked about social websites. Read more…

C’mon, admit it – you think you’re good enough to call the shots on the tunes being played. So forget about waiting for DJ Hero and pressing colored tabs and go the real route. Show those songs who’s boss with a digital dual mixing deck complete with all the bells and whistles. And about as advanced and portable as you could ask for.  (more…)

Whether crammed into your new dorm room or still stuck in your mom’s basement, one thing every lounging area can use is a good, quality bean bag chair.

Now, you could go to Walmart and get one of those crappy chairs, filled with sucky Styrofoam balls, that looks more like a tie-dye nutsack than a piece of furniture. OR, you could get the ultra comfy Sumo Gamer bean bag chair from Sumo Lounge.

Filled with shredded, high-grade furniture foam, the Sumo Gamer is bigger, puffier and worlds more comfortable than anything else you can cram into the corner between your bunk and your desk.

And since it comes with a plush, micro-suede zip-off cover, which comes in black, red, khaki, and brown, you’ll at least be able to wash out your roommates puke (or whatever other disgusting gifts you find snuggled in.) Just be sure to check before you plop down.

Sumo Gamer:  $199