All the stories tagged with: Design
Adobe Introduces Bluetooth Smart Stylus, Ruler Projects
05/07/2013, Adobe seems to be making some serious moves today as they announced they’ll be moving their products beyond physical boxes and instead will allow its customers to purchase them online through subscriptions. But that isn’t the only bit of news the [...]
Smart Pajamas Use Dots To Read Bedtime Stories On Your iOS, Android Devices
04/26/2013, Reading your child a bedtime story is an experience most parents probably enjoy more than their children do as it allows them to be creative in how they deliver the story to their child. Changing your voice to simulate what [...]
TomTom Runner and TomTom Multi-Sport GPS Watches
04/17/2013, Back in January 2011, TomTom partnered with Nike to launch the Nike+ SportWatch GPS at CES. Today, the Netherlands-based company is releasing its own GPS watch lineup, and the first products are the TomTom Runner and the TomTom Multi-Sport. The [...]
FireWriter, The Inkjet Printer That Prints With Fire
04/07/2013, Many people have a disdain for inkjet printers, they believe that they are annoying. As it turns out, it is indeed possible to turn annoying things in to interesting machinery. Meet FireWriter 1.0, an inkjet printer that prints using actual [...]
Custom Dolls 3D-Printed With MakieLab’s App
03/13/2013, If you think that dolls are traditional things of the past, think again. MakieLab, a U.K based startup company launched an app called “Makies Doll Factory” last week that allows users to design their very own unique dolls. You can [...]
Hitachi Ropits Self-Driving Vehicle
03/12/2013, Hitachi has revealed a tiny single-seat vehicle called Ropits; that’s Robot for Personal Intelligent Transport System. Ropit is a robot vehicle that can pick up and drop off passengers independently. Just punch in the destination and it will take you [...]
Google Improves Gmail Mobile Web To Adopt Gmail 2.0 for iOS UI
03/11/2013, We think it’s safe to say the UI redesign for Gmail 2.0 for iOS has received a large amount of praise from its users as the company is now expanding the UI design into its web apps. Gmail users who access [...]
NYC Prototype Payphones Offer A Glimpse Into Phone Booth Future
03/07/2013, With the rise in the popularity of mobile phones, the lowly payphone has been completely pushed aside as being only useful for homeless patrons to privately relieve themselves. Stumbling onto a payphone will probably result in an empty housing where [...]
WADI Affordable Water Filtering Technology Powered By Solar Energy
03/05/2013, [CeBIT 2013] For people who live in industrial and developed countries, access to clean water is never really an issue and we tend to forget that a huge number of people on this planet do not enjoy that type of [...]
Second Oreo Separator Machine Allows Cookie, Cream Lovers To Coexist
03/04/2013, If you enjoyed Nabisco’s first video where David Neevel took his disgust of the cream part of the Oreo to a new level by building a machine that specifically removed the cream filling, then you’ll probably be happy to hear [...]
Man Builds Oreo Separator Machine To Remove Cream Filling
02/27/2013, If there’s anything you should hate more than anything in the world, the cream filling inside of an Oreo cookie might be extremely low on the majority of people’s lists. But artist and inventor David Neevel absolutely, positively hates the [...]
LG Invests $655 Million Into Making Cheaper OLED Screens
02/18/2013, LG is all set to invest $655 million into mass producing organic light emitting diode (OLED) panels that’s can be used in Televisions. Production will commence in an existing plant in South Korea and mass production is expected by 2014. [...]
Polytron Transparent Smartphone Display Prototype
02/17/2013, Polytron Technologies, a Taiwanese technology manufacturer, has unveiled designs and a prototype of their transparent smartphone. The entire touchscreen is transparent and is made out of what Polytron calls “Polyvision Privacy Glass”. The technology behind “Polyvision Privacy Glass” is “Switchable [...]
