Monthly Archives: March 2009

Google just reaffirmed that they’re going to be releasing the friend-tracking Latitude app for the iPhone just a few minutes ago. It’s most likely going to be after the 3.0 firmware update is release, but Google also said “soon”. Is … Continue reading →

Here’s one from left field: you know how your car’s navigation console locks itself when in motion, whether or not there’s a passenger to safely operate it? Apple, of all people, wants to fix that.

This is HP’s new z800 flagship workstation, which was designed by BMW DesignWorksUSA. And uhh, yeah. This is the best you guys could do? Really? It looks like a Packard Bell.

Most of the time, you want to eat at your dinner table. That’s all well and good, but if it’s not dinner time, it’s totally boring. What about ping pong? Why is there no room for ping pong at the … Continue reading →

A team of industrial design students at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette have put together a railway that wouldn’t need stations to pick up passengers. Instead, system features driverless pods that are mounted to an elevated rail on an … Continue reading →

You often hear that more people would go green if only it was more affordable. Builders and manufacturers are always looking for ways to make environmentally-friendly products that we can all put into use in realistic, practical ways. The Portland, … Continue reading →

The mighty HP Z800 workstation is surprisingly easy to disassemble. To prove it, we set out to take the thing apart in less than a minute, set to the charming “Minute Waltz” of Chopin. Will we make it? Is this … Continue reading →