via CrunchGear
You knew this was going to happen. Someone out there was bound to turn Bin Laden’s Abbottabad hideout into a multiplayer … Read More >>
Visualized: Porsche’s GT3 R Hybrid has its very own boost button
via Engadget
Sure, it may seem like any old Formula 1 steering wheel, but take a closer look. See that big red button sitting on the left … Read More >>
The Problem With China’s High-Speed Rail
What a happy place the U.S. would be if we could zip from state to state on high-speed trains, never even considering taking … Read More >>
Logo Designer Reverses Popular Brand Identities
via TAXI Daily News
As a tongue-in-cheek jab at popular brands and their closest competitor, designer Graham Smith created these sets of logos with … Read More >>
Face The Nation: How Sensory Logic Sees Secrets In Candidates’ Mugs
via Fast Company
The likely Republican candidates might not be saying much about their candidacies just yet. But, as the saying goes, the medium … Read More >>
Will Nevada Pass Laws to Welcome Robot Cars?
via Singularity Hub
It may take years to produce the first autonomous vehicles for consumer use but Nevada is already laying the legal […] Read More >>
A dwarf black hole turns space outside-in [Space]
All Up in My Grill: Personal (Digital) Space
A few years ago, I wrote a book called Manspace: A Primal Guide to Marking Your Territory, which was about the spaces men … Read More >>
New Instruments That Matter: Four Examples, Live in SF, Really Do Move Music Forward
Richard Lainhart mans the Haken Continuum at an early installment of our Handmade Music series, back in 2007. Meanwhile, in … Read More >>
Aged to Perfection: Years-Old Gadgets Worn Smooth
via Gadget Lab
What happens if you actually keep and use your gadgets for more than a year, something that seems increasingly gauche in these … Read More >>