The Aeroscraft is absolute proof that fact follows fiction. It’s Thunderbird 2 isn’t it? Well isn’t it?  The revolutionary concept of the partially buoyant craft is a rigid hull structure, the latest Aeros proprietary technologies – Full Authority Direct Organic Lift Control (FADOLC), dynamic buoyancy management system – allowing to unload without re-ballasting, innovative structure design, and low speed control capability have resulted in generation of the fourth type of air vehicle. The exceptional features of Aeroscraft, such as vertical…

Call-Em-All is a telephone voice broadcast system. You set up your list of phone numbers, pay up front or set up a monthly account and when you want to broadcast to your list, just record the message on your PC and press send. $7.50 for 25 numbers, non-profits catered for. Interesting app.  Call-Em-All’s voice broadcasting service will allow you to easily record a message in your own voice or any voice you choose and automatically send it to every phone…

Tumblr is a kind of cross between blogging, bookmarking and scrap-booking. We like this. For some reason it works, even though it doesn’t sound like much of a tech advance. The interface is clean, the components sensible, it’s got great features and it’s cool. It helps also that Chad Fowler’s name is associated with this somehow. We like Chad.  What’s a tumblelog? To make a simple analogy: If blogs are journals, tumblelogs are scrapbooks. You can also look at tumblelogs as…

I would have to venture a guess that Stefan Didak’s gargantuan 32 Terrabyte, 8 system, seven screen (plus two laptops) home office computer system qualifies as just about the largest you’re going to find in a private dwelling. Yeah, almost.  What happens if you turn all that equipment on? The light in the neighborhood dims a little, starts to flicker, then the lights in part of the city go out, and once everything is up and running, the lights slowly come…