This week's prize goes to Mia Chuck. Everyone came up with some great, awful examples of cell phone product placement, but only Mia came up with one that we could have never thought of. In this Korean series, Anycall (TV,…
Continue Reading →New technology can often be scary. The liberal use of space age polymers and fancy LCD's can frighten consumers into thinking they may have accidentally slipped into the future with no way back to the world they know and love.…
Continue Reading →Many will argue that radio, information, and life will be increasingly accessible to all of us via Wi-Fi, but we'll always need a signal. Montreal-based designer Stefan Dukaczewski helps us envision the day when our clothing helps lead the way.…
Continue Reading →That sexy, sleek laptop is no doubt indicative of your stylish swagger, you're only so chic as the accessories you keep. So what are you doing toting around your computer in tired old carrying case? Your accessories are an extension…
Continue Reading →Electronic innovations in art, technology and music collide at Minitek, a festival opening for the first time in New York in mid-September. The music roster boasts Richie Hawtin along with a number of lesser known acts who carry the punch…
Continue Reading →You'd think the most interacting you could do with a door is to open it. Hey, I'm not venturing into pervy matters here, but Brazil's No Design had a different idea for their handle-less Max Door. It locks and unlocks…
Continue Reading →Realizing that the human face is a much more expressive than a few well-placed characters , Right Brain Terrain has come up with a project called Real_Emoticon. It allows you to use your own visage instead of Mr. Yellow Happy…
Continue Reading →Up until now the only way techies in the U.S. could get their keyboards to emit a wondrous rainbow of color was getting creative with Christmas lights. Korean electronics manufacturer Luxeed is finally releasing their LED Rainbow keyboard in America…
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