Jason Nelson is a digital and hypermedia poet and artist. If you’re not acquainted with digital work, you likely have questions regarding what it is. If you are acquainted with digital work – well, you still have questions. Obviously, there…
Continue Reading →Last year, Panasonic hosted the Next Generation Talent to give UK design students a crack at creating an advertisement and win a bunch of gear. They let me sit on the judges panel and blab on and on about some…
Continue Reading →With the global user base of mobile phones approaching 3 billion people, more than a few music listeners and callers find themselves in a daily tangle of headphones/bags/jackets that might be avoided if Snik creator Rob Honeycutt has his way.…
Continue Reading →The iPod has come a long way since 2001. So why hasn't someone come up with an answer to getting the wires all un-tangled for ear bud headphones? I've gone through so many pairs because of wire tangles wrecking them…
Continue Reading →iSkin Brazil: Read JS Review | Buy It ($8) Instead of choosing from the same old selection of iPhone cases, check out these mini pieces of artwork. Chances are it'll be the most international thing in that stocking. Coosh Headphones:…
Continue Reading →Roku Netflix Player: Read JS Review | Buy It ($100) If waiting two days for the next film in your queue to arrive by snail mail is unacceptable, now you can take a deep breath and stream Waiting To Exhale…
Continue Reading →If there was any doubt that in the 21st century toys = bonafide art, Christie's recent pop culture auction -- including $625 vinyl figures from Huck Gee and Joe Ledbetter --settled it. Now, Phillips de Pury & Company is following…
Continue Reading →Hulger -- the London-based old skool phone masters (and MOMA exhibitors) who take your basic clunky '70s handset and connect it to your sleek '08 mobile phone -- have not stopped retrofitting our lives. Behold! The spankin' new DJ adapter.…
Continue Reading →Whether you're willing to call yourself a nerd or not, you've likely perused the pages of Gizmodo, one of the internet's favorite gadget guides. Reporting techie playthings at the rate of around 60 posts per day, Gizmodo employees chase dorky…
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