The guys from The Incredible Machine wanted to make the clock relevant again by connecting it to the web. The prototype is based on a small computer called Raspberry Pi and combines different Google calendars in real time. In this way the clock will always show the updated calendars of the whole family or work team. Hopefully they put it on Kickstarter, because I want one.
We think 3d printing is the new internet. So suddenly our Resoluut superheroes turned into 3d actionfigures.
“No more one handed typing. No more spilling coffee on your lap. Have your hands free for your optimal texting, gaming and social networking pleasure. The first cupholder for the iPhone.”
Another funny little brainfart from the guys over at Natwerk.
And a great way to get some earned media attention [Like this, many more and this].
I myself am particularly very fond of the jingle at the end.
These beautiful little devices are actually scientific sensors measuring everything from radiation to air pressure. Combine this with mobile devices to crowdsource data and a brave new scientific frontier opens.
New Amsterdam based brand Ikku creates future friendly accessories for your laptop and i-devices. This special collection combines recycled denim and recycled canvas with hand-woven fabrics from Burma. So if you’re looking for a cool and sustainable way to protect your gear, Ikku might be right for you.
Romo is a revolutionary mobile robotic platform that uses your smartphone as its brain. When connected with any iOS device, Romo becomes a friendly robotic avatar that wanders about your home or office. Clever use of the capabilities of the smart phone !
For 2,199 dollars you can buy this rad 3D printer. The MakerBot Replicator™ 2 Desktop 3D Printer is the easiest, fastest, and most affordable tool for making professional quality models.
So you have convinced your parents or even grandparents to buy an iPad, but they can’t get used to that ‘damn’ touchscreen. This iTypewriter might be the solution – if it were on sale. The iTypewriter is an experimental prototype created by Austin Yang, a student at the Edinburgh College of Art in Scotland. I do wonder how your screen looks after intensive use…
Wall & Deco is an Italian company that specializes in large scale wallpaper for use in residential and commercial interiors. In April they introduced OUT which stands for Outdoor Unconventional Texture – or in other words – wallpaper that can be applied onto outside walls.
