I can’t even imagine what this is going to look like as a finished product.
If they can make this thing silent, can you imagine something like this coming around the corner? I know I’d piss myself…
Famed architect Renzo Piano has built the greenest museum on Earth in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
My love of Nike Dunks has been well documented. Now Nike Sportswear has taken the aesthetics of the Dunk and turned it into a thumb drive. The thumb drive is offered in two colorways, white and black and red and blue. Not sure yet what the technical capabilities of this thumb drive are yet, but I love the concept and I think I’m gonna have to scoop one up. How great to be able to pull this bad boy out in the middle of a meeting? More pics after the jump.
I’m a Blackberry dude at heart. They just seem to work best for me. However, this new Nokia is pretty ill. It comes with a carbon upper, a sapphire screen (that sounds cool) and some other high end features. Only thing is this little beauty is a Euro only edition, which pretty much leaves me out. So sad…
[Via HighSnob]
From being paralyzed to mating… not too shabby even if the technology isn’t that advanced.
Have an iPhone and feel like dropping $999.99 on an application for it? Then the “I Am Rich” app might just be for you. Developed by Armin Heinrich, the app costs $999.99 and displays a glowing ruby-like light and the words I Am Rich. Open it and it will load which Heinrich calls a secret mantra that may help you you to “stay rich, healthy, and successful.” Somehow I can see that cats in the video below trying to show off this at a Hollywood club.
[Via Luxist]
Digital Artist Lena Gieseke has created a 3D version of Pablo Picasso’s 1937 answer to the Nazi’s aerial bombings of the town Guernica.
The original painting is in “serious but stable condition” in its current home at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid, but the Museum can not afford to undergo any further restorations after superstar art dealer/actor Tony Shafrazi spray-painted the words “Kill Lies All” across the front back in 1974.
