The myVibe is the first x-rated vibrator iPhone app approved by apple. So be careful who you lend your phone, STD is just on call away… More here.
Archive for January, 2010
Jan
29
2010
SHOP BY COLOR
Buy handmade items by color. Etsy is a website where you can buy and sell handmade stuff, and they’ve added a tool where you can search their database of products by color. Search here.
Jan
29
2010
6000 PAINTINGS FILM
Khoda from Reza Dolatabadi on Vimeo.
Khoda is a 5min film created by Reza Dolatabadi as a student project. Every still is a painting, it took him two years to finish the film. Awesome.
See more here.
Jan
27
2010
THERE I FIXED IT
Jan
27
2010
TWITCHHIKER
Twitchhiker is a very simple concept: Dude traveled the world as far as he could get in 30 days on offers he got on Twitter. Awesome. Find his stories here.
Jan
27
2010
EMOTIV NEUROHEADSET
Emotiv created the EPOC neuroheadset, a headset that gives you the power to control devices with your brain. They’ve made it available to developpers which gives them the change to come up with devices that can be controlled by the EPOC. Controlling videogames and wheelchairs has already been done, i’m really curious what the next thing will be. It’s available for to everyone varying from $299 to $2500, not that cheap, but it has to start somewhere. Gaming with your brain. Awesome. More about the Emotiv EPOC here.
Jan
27
2010
WAVEBOARD FOR iPHONE
As Google only gives us the opportunity to access Google Wave through a web-browser, i’ve started to use Waveboard. A simple desktop tool to give you access to your wave’s without the use of any browser. Probably old news you’d say, but the Waveboard guys didn’t stop there. They’ve provided us with a Mobile application for the iPhone. Which works pretty good if you ask me, it’s still a bit slow but they’ve found a good solution for making the start-up time useful. Quick-view gives you the opportunity to read(-only) your messages while waiting for the app to load. As i said it’s still a bit slow, but it’s still faster than using your browser. You can download the waveboard for your desktop and iPhone here.
Jan
27
2010
SMALLEST LIBRARY IN THE WORLD?
A village in Somerset, England has remodeled an old red phone-booth to a small library. People exchange books they’ve read for the ones in the library which gives a wide variety of over a hundred books, DVD’s and CD’s in this small library. Via.
