Archive for May 18th, 2013
Firewinder Windpowered LED Light
Firewinder is not only neat looking, but also conveys the power of ‘green energy‘ to on lookers. The light features LEDs wrapped around the device in a horizontal manner. When the wind blows the LEDs are powered on ...
Cell Phones
Rogers Wireless Teams With Live Nation For Paperless Tickets
Rogers Wireless of Canada has teamed up with Live Nation (concert ticket retailer) to offer paperless ticketing, something they’ve called Wireless Box Office. Not only is the system green, but it eliminates the possibilit...
Business
Bank Of America Predicts 3G iPhone
When will the rumors and predictions stop? Probably when Apple produces a 3G iPhone. Bank Of America analyst Scott Craig thinks Apple will produce a small number of 3G iPhones (3 million) come Q2 2008 and launch a big productio...
Wacky
Finger Piano
Recently we’ve seen a number of music apps emerge for the iPhone. But what about all those kids that can’t afford the iPhone and don’t have the maturity to take care of it? The Finger Piano, which is actually ...
Gaming
LEAKED:Grand Theft Auto 4 Planning Mulitplayer Episodes Fall ’08
According to an email I just received from Xbox live, one could infer that Rockstar/Take-Two is planning to release new mulitplayer campaigns for Grand Theft Auto 4 come Fall 2008. Take a look at the above and make your own ass...
Robots
Japanese Dentristry and Robots
I guess Japanese dentistry students don’t practice on humans but on robots! The Simroid (aka Pain Girl) reacts when the student drills too far or too deep, and hits a nerve. As one Youtube commenter pointed out “u c...
Cell Phones
iPot Emails and Texts Hot Water Usage
The iPot appears – the translated page isn’t accurate – to be hot a water/coffee maker that can email or text its usage to a preprogrammed handset. According to the garbled copy, the device is geared towards t...
Music
Absolut Unveils New Marketing Campaign: Absolut Machines
Absolut Vodka’s new marketing campaign involves two massive machines and you. That’s right, you. It’s all pretty crazy and grandiose, but essentially two MIT grads have built two huge machines, one located in ...