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May 22, 2009 — Dan“Tricycled” Google Street View
May 22, 2009 — Dan I hope, everybody is already familiar with Google Street View. If not, go to check it out here maps.google.com/help/maps/streetview first.
This feature become real because Google cars with cameras on the roof traveled all over around. Here is a usual Google Street View car, by the way.
Since Google captured and recaptured all major cities in the US and Europe, they decided that they need a new level of access to street images, more flexible, more space efficient. Finally, they came up with the idea to equip a bicycle with all devices they need to make pictures for Street View.
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Flying peace of Tech.
May 22, 2009 — Dan
What is this devise? Will you ask. It looks so sophisticated and unusual, almost like an UFO. The only Lumix camera is catching our eye. In fact, it’s a remote controlled helicopter model. It’s just made in a different way; the way Lamborghini is different from Toyota. So, what is the difference?
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24 clocks goes to one
May 20, 2009 — DanSwedish designer made a gigantic clock, which consists of 24 analog clocks and shows time in a digital way.
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Future Home from Microsoft
May 17, 2009 — Dan Microsoft has a whole department of featured projects. Unlike Google, they has more physical devices there. Like this one. It is an entire apartment, filled with projected touch screen interfaces.
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Buildings Pixel Art
May 16, 2009 — Dan| All screens work with the same principle: Entire screen consists of small colored dots (pixels), which are flashing in a different way, depends on what picture do you want to display on a screen. You can apply this principle to almost anything you want. For example, building’s windows. Mostly, they are located in a perfect geometric shape. So, why not? All you need is to install few different color lamps into each room and control all of them, by one device. |  |
$30,000 to fill an iPod or Microsoft is trying to catch up.
May 11, 2009 — Dan It is not a secret to anyone, that Microsoft and Apple always had a marketing war. Apple was never hiding after press releases, neither was afraid to say something straight. The great example of Apple’s hate to Microsoft are many commercials, that Apple made about Windows bugs and unusability. (You can check them out here: http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/) Microsoft, in turn, was always hiding messages between the lines. However, crisis is making it’s pressure, and Microsoft is raising from an asylum. We’ve already seen some ads about cheapness of PC laptops; now it’s Zune’s turn:
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X-Rayed hardware
May 5, 2009 — DanHave you ever wondered how something other than your body parts looks like, under X-Rays? I bet, no. Simply, because nobody has x-ray machine at home to play with. You might had couple glimpses of your bag under x-rays at the airport, but how about detailed images of consumer electronics?
Future starts now – cool electro bicycle.
May 2, 2009 — DanIt’s not a secret for anyone that I’m not indifferent about bicycles. I and everyone else, probably, always like an idea about how cool it would be to have an electro bicycle. However, all prototypes or already hit the market things were ugly. They always had a weird shape or a stupid way to work, the Sagway for instance. I’m not saying that it’s not a cool thing, but it’s not a bike either, it’s something different.
So, why don’t anybody produce a really good and simple electro bicycle? So as Ultra Motor did.
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Work while sleeping.
April 26, 2009 — Dan
In fact it’s not quite what I promised at the title. However, it is true, just Read the rest of this entry »