Plugg speaker is an experimental DAB (digital) radio to explore the interaction between humans and electronic devises. It features a cork that turns the radio feed on when removed.
Analog Digital Clock Clock
November 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment
With the invention of analog and then digital clocks, it was only a matter of time before they were combined. Clock Clock by Humans is a mix of the old and new to create something totally different.
IKEA Disposable Digital Camera
April 27, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Debuted as part of a press kit at a recent event in Europe, this digital disposable camera made from cardboard is rumoured to be going on sale in IKEA stores soon. It uses two AA batteries and can store up to 40 images in the inbuilt memory. That memory can be accessed through the USB connection that pivots out from the corner of the camera.
This eco-friendly camera can be seen on LooksFeelsWorks
Beatles Ringtones Now Available
March 2, 2012 By Leave a Comment
For the first time ever, Beatles fans around the world will be able to download the Beatles’ chart topping UK and the US songs as ring tones for their phones.The 27 UK and US #1 hits are also from the band’s album, The Beatles 1, which debuted digitally in September 2011 in the iTunes store.
The songs available as ring tone are the following:
Pixelated Pictures
February 1, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Amanda from Wit & Whistle has come up with a great way to edit your digital pictures into pixelated pictures. Her images from a trip to Iceland were transformed into water-coloure masterpieces. [Read more...]
JVC have a Snazzy New Full HD Memory Camcorder
December 20, 2011 By Leave a Comment
What is a better way of immortalising your relatives going crazy around Christmas time than capturing it on a full HD memory camcorder. Or fulfilling that son, daughter, niece or nephew’s dream of becoming a giant YouTube star.
Connect, Create and Capture With Bamboo
November 22, 2011 By Leave a Comment
With daily life being infiltrated more and more by technology and computers, it only stands to reason that people would start to find more activities that technology could be apart of, like art and sketching. That is the purpose of the Wacom’s Bamboo range of digital tablets. They aim to give working on your desktop, laptop, iPad and smart phone a more organic feel, where the stylus replaces the fingers to make movements finer. Wacom has three different tablets, Bamboo Capture, Bamboo Connect and Bamboo Create, each specializing in its own area. Capture and Create can be used to edit digital pictures, paint and draw and Connect can be used to mark up documents, sketch and annotate.
