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5 days ago
dropboxminibox


Send Files Freaking-Fast: Minbox vs. Dropbox

Nice head-to-head comparison.

hilarious and amazing promo. sort of unbelievable tech.

/via yewknee

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1 week ago

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1 week ago
heyitsnoah:

This is pretty crazy: 3D website with WebGL


    
        (via Minimal tQuery Page)

heyitsnoah:

This is pretty crazy: 3D website with WebGL

(via Minimal tQuery Page)

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3 weeks ago
unconsumption:

Self-power is an interesting form of unconsumption that seems to be the focus of more and more projects these days. Here’s an example: 

The Siva Cycle Atom is the first bicycle-mounted generator that lets you power more than just the lights on your bike.
While riding, the device is attached to the rear axle of your bike and can be used to charge your devices while on the move. It’s usefulness doesn’t stop when you do, however. There is a removable battery pack which you can take with you when not using your bike. Provided your device uses a USB connection, the list of what you can charge is only limited by your imagination.

(via Portable Pedal Powered Battery Powers Devices On & Off The Bike - PSFK)

unconsumption:

Self-power is an interesting form of unconsumption that seems to be the focus of more and more projects these days. Here’s an example:

The Siva Cycle Atom is the first bicycle-mounted generator that lets you power more than just the lights on your bike.

While riding, the device is attached to the rear axle of your bike and can be used to charge your devices while on the move. It’s usefulness doesn’t stop when you do, however. There is a removable battery pack which you can take with you when not using your bike. Provided your device uses a USB connection, the list of what you can charge is only limited by your imagination.

(via Portable Pedal Powered Battery Powers Devices On & Off The Bike - PSFK)

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1 month ago
identitydesign


A sonic identity for the Orchestre Symphonique Genevois. Thanks to a custom typeface, any piece of communication from the institution can be played musically.

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2 months ago


heyitsnoah:

Pepsi Max is killing it with these videos. This one is Jeff Gordon taking a test drive.

(via NASCAR Driver Takes Unsuspecting Car Salesman for Wild Ride in Pepsi Ad)

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2 months ago
kickstarter3d


3Doodler – the 3D drawing pen that draws in the air.

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3 months ago
txtpals
text messaging
pals
TxtPals
It’s like chatroulette for text messaging. Just enter your mobile number, then every day you’re anonymously matched up with a “text message pen pal” (the service masks your phone number)… hilarity (or creepiness) ensues. Probably mostly creepiness.

TxtPals

It’s like chatroulette for text messaging. Just enter your mobile number, then every day you’re anonymously matched up with a “text message pen pal” (the service masks your phone number)… hilarity (or creepiness) ensues. Probably mostly creepiness.

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3 months ago


unconsumption:

American artist Bart Vargas’s ”Bottleballs,” salvaged plastic bottles glued onto cardboard globes.

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4 months ago
rickwebb:

khuyi:

urbanscenarios:

“Developed by Amsterdam-based product design agency Waarmakers, the Goedzak is a special garbage bag for items that are still usable. ‘Goedzak’ means both ‘good bag’ and ‘do-gooder’ in Dutch. According to designers Simon Akkaya and Maarten Heijltjes, their concept is a friendly way to give products a second chance and stimulate sustainable behavior.”
via Pop Up City


This is such a good idea. I would make liberal use of this. 

I ‘d be curious to see how this concept would work in a suburban environment; seems like a great idea for city dwellers.

rickwebb:

khuyi:

urbanscenarios:

“Developed by Amsterdam-based product design agency Waarmakers, the Goedzak is a special garbage bag for items that are still usable. ‘Goedzak’ means both ‘good bag’ and ‘do-gooder’ in Dutch. According to designers Simon Akkaya and Maarten Heijltjes, their concept is a friendly way to give products a second chance and stimulate sustainable behavior.”

via Pop Up City

This is such a good idea. I would make liberal use of this. 

I ‘d be curious to see how this concept would work in a suburban environment; seems like a great idea for city dwellers.

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