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The Silence Gun

The Japanese are taking a swing at the freedom of speech with the SpeechJammer. We go around the pros and cons.

Way to cool your drink!

Japanese Kirin have developed a machine to cool down beer foam. Japanese, am I right? ;)

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Thursday Special: Augmenting reality

The digital world have always been contained to a screen, be it on a pc, iPhone or a tablet, but what if we controlled our computers by interacting with the physical world? This Thursday Special is all about augmented reality!

Sonic walk!

A soundsystem for runners; part running harness, part boombox. Bring the beat!

The smart jacket

Lunar Design's BLU Jacket opens our mind to wearable screens.

11 May 2012

MAgnetic bike lights

http://www.gizmag.com/magnetic-bike-lights/22381/

10 May 2012

Thursday special:

8 May 2012

IKEA Cardboard Camera

IKEA, the pioneers of DIY-furniture, have revealed a digital camera, made of cardboard. It can hold up to 40 pictures and it will go into retail in near future. It even comes with a build-in usb-plug.
Finally, the world have a disposable digital camera... if it is indeed the first time? More of this on thursday.


7 May 2012

Chromebooks

So, ever since I heard of the first Android phone, I said to anyone in earshot: Give it 10 years and all of our software will be run through a webbrowser and they will be powered by Google.
People thought me a madman! Rocks were thrown, I was cast out of my village, forcing me to live in a cave, searching the dark for edibles, plotting my revenge.
Years went by and suddenly I hear this: Google have released computers! And to top it all, all programs are run like a webbrowser... Who is the fool now, villagers?! HAH!

Even better, they are available for sale at their homepage!
http://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/devices/features.html#tab6