Tuesday, 10 August 2010

90º

How 90º can change everything :)

You're not so smart


An interesting site with several articles about the most diverse subjects such as placebo buttons.

Wednesday, 21 July 2010

New Google Images Search















The New Google Images Search can show up to 1,000 images per page. The search revamp will be available to all users next week. Google image search hasn't been updated since 2001 so this should be interesting!

Wednesday, 7 July 2010

Yolink


Yolink is a new search engine launched this week that provides semantic search i.e. it delivers content in context instead of just links.

Tuesday, 22 June 2010

Vertical news




















Airline company Ryanair said it was in talks with US planemaker Boeing about adapting its aircraft so that some passengers could be placed in 'vertical seating'. The low-cost carrier, which in recent months has suggested heavy passengers pay a 'fat tax' and travellers pay to use its on-board toilets, said it wants to get more people onto its aircraft. Passengers wouldn't be fully standing, they would have something like a stool to lean on or to sit on. I don't know about security but the prices will be even cheaper. Read all about it here.

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

Intelligent Barcode













Now that's a fresh idea :) Read about it here!

Friday, 16 April 2010

Time-Lapse Globetrotting

Sean Stiegmeier traveled the world, heading to Prague, Japan, Banff, Utah, Oregon, California, and beyond. Along the way, he started experimenting with time-lapse photography. And what he came up with is pretty impressive. Above all, I loved the night sceneries.

Stomacher - Untitled/Dark Divider from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.

Sunday, 11 April 2010

It's not a portal it's a porthole!

This site is so rich in information that it will take time to explore. So far I've looked at one or two links in each section and was impressed with the results :) Start for instance with Brain Food and you'll see what I mean!

Tuesday, 9 March 2010

Pick two

It's hard to decide...

Sunday, 21 February 2010

Adding Music to the Water

SwiMP3 was released into the market and was quickly regarded by TIME Magazine as one of the top inventions for 2005. Three years later the new player looks much better, the controls have been built directly into the side panels and the memory capacity was increased to 1GB (not much but more than enough for all the swimming I can handle in a day). This player integrates a revolutionary technology as it relies on bone conduction of sound providing you high-fidelity underwater. It's also versatile enough to support both MP3 and WMA playlists. The only downside is that this handy gadget will increase the price of your swimming practice...