Now what on earth is Nissan doing making ‘Light Emitting Sticks‘? More to the point, I suppose – what and why? ‘When bumped on the desk or shaken in a container, it generates electricity through the shock, and the LED becomes luminous by itself.’
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Tell me again…
Everyone probably could do with a talking hairbrush every so often. You know, one that tells you just how fabulous you’re looking today? �9.99.
Read MorePing dat pong!
CandyStand has done it again, with a masterly, fun packed free online Shockwave table tennis game. Addictive!
Read MoreMobile media.
Panasonic’s new DVD-LX8 [Babel] portable DVD player is something of a fully loaded beast. As well as sporting a good sized 9 inch LCD screen, it also has an SD slot for playing back still images, video, music etc, as well as an integral TV tuner for catching Friends on the bus. You can even swivel and fold the screen back to make it a sort of flat tablet size for viewing. Also plays MP3 ,VCD and DVD-R discs. Due…
Read MoreSand sculptures.
I think it would be fair to say that Mark Anderson knows a thing or two about crafting artistic sculptures out of sand. Just a bit!
Read MoreKangoo? Cando!
Kangoo ProeXtreme Jumping Boots. ‘The height of the jumps depend on the strength of the tension springs you adjust on your Kangoo Jumps, and the energy you develop (you can buy additional tension springs and accessories for more extreme uses).’ Scary!
Read MoreOutlook Express tamed.
Just loaded up Spam Inspector and I have to say it’s one of the best implementations of an anti spam program I’ve seen so far. This one is a keeper. It filters email on the way in, and flags, highlights and moves the mail into the deleted folder for you to check later. The clever thing is that it completely integrates into OE and even turns the subject line red to make it easy to pick out the offending stuff….
Read MoreEarth Clock.
The Earth Clock is a cool little floating analogue type clock which can display a live webcam image, or a weather image or anything kind of like that. Tr�s funky and tr�s free.
Read More3D desktops.
3D graphic wallpaper lovers should hurry to the 3DCrew.com site, where they will find a rather fantabulous selection of goodies for their further enjoyment.
Read MoreMouse skatez.
I’m a bit bemused (wot again?) by this. Apparently these are Mouse Skatez. For making your mouse move faster over the surface of your…er…desk. No really, don’t look at me that way. Please. Priced at an incredibly reasonable �4.99. Quake heads only I suspect. ‘these stick one [sic] feet covers provide has super low friction contact area between mouse and pad.’
Read MoreLoo-se talk.
Eh? So apparently computers are dirtier than toilet seats? Really? ‘”Desks are really bacteria cafeterias,” Gerba said…’
Read MoreNetworks revealed.
Mmmm…an interesting little page with a variety of networks mapped out in image form. The Internet looks a bit busy I must say.
Read MoreGeorge jumps.
Good for George Michael. Giving away his tunes for free on the Net. Now if only more major names – perhaps those with really strong, devoted and huge fan bases – would follow suit in some way or another, then maybe the record labels would start to get the message. Hmmph…or maybe not!
Read MoreRadio.Blog.
Ho ho! Like this one. Radio.Blog lets you stream flash encoded MP3 files on your site. Sort of a remote music player. Deuced clever. [via Mookie] ‘Radio.blog is the first stand-alone player to let you stream your favorite songs on your website.’
Read MoreRollercoaster Tycoon.
Whoa, Chris Sawyer is developing a new version of Rollercoaster Tycoon. In 3D. With a Coaster Cam feature so that you can ride in rollercoasters that you have created. Oh yes!
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