JDS Architects explores the possibility of bouncing from the top floor to the bottom of the Guggenheim Museum on a trampoline net.
Unfortunately for thrill-seeking visitors of the museum, it's just a concept idea, and is part of the "Contemplating the Void: Interventions in the Guggenheim Museum" exhibition, which explores different ideas to fill the open space in the middle of the building.
Now just imagine how fun (and probably dangerous) that would be!
This red dot design award concept device lets you check your weight in the bathroom while you're wiping your feet dry, and also shows you how much weight you need to lose or gain until you've reached your ideal weight.
The 'Rug with Scale', created by designer Kwan Sunman, features a small red tag that illuminates your current weight, previous weight and goal weight. Your current weight will be saved until you weigh yourself again to let you track your progress.
The first question that comes to mind would probably be, "Is it worth it?" Despite quite a number of users forum highlighting some bugs and unstability of the operating software, the Nexus One is getting some healthy sales figures. We think by now, everyone knows that Google didn't make the phone, it was all done by HTC.
Rest assured though, it's all Google inside. The smartphone runs on an updated version of Éclair (Android 2.1), powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 512MB of RAM and 512MB of ROM. The 3.7-inch panel is an AMOLED display with an 800 x 480-pixel resolution. Jump here to check the full specs.
According to Cnet Asia;
The Nexus One can be bought online in the US without a service at US$529, while customers in Singapore can expect to pay up to US$577.31, which would include the device, power adapter and shipping. The phone is also available to online buyers in the UK and Hong Kong.
It is certainly much cheaper than HTC's latest top-of-range models, the HTC Hero and HD2. So if you're keen on having Google's latest Android 2.1 powered Nexus One (and have a contact in Singapore who can order it for you), then by all means get it. And don't forget also to drop us a line so we can play with it too.
Aiptek's little £159.99 portable projector might not be one for great picture quality, but it'll let you watch your favourite DVDs anywhere you want, without having to plug it into a TV.
Capable of projecting images on a screen of up to 50-inches, this available online 'Mobile Cinema DVD Projector' is ideal for kids' bedrooms, family get-togethers, and slumber parties. Simply plug it in, slot in a DVD and you're good to go.
One of the first true tests for new parents is finding out why their newborn is crying - which can be quite difficult. Finding out if a baby is sleepy, stressed, bored or hungry can be a daunting task for some, but with the 'Why Cry Baby Analyzer', these problems might be a thing of the past.
This portable, alarm-clock-looking device features an advanced frequency analyzing technology that only needs 20 seconds to know why your child is crying.
Once the gadget analyzes the cries and screams of the baby, a representation of the baby's mood is displayed on its screen.
This innovative device has been clinically tested, tried out in nurseries, and has been proven to be 98% reliable.
The Why Cry Baby Analyzer also comes with a symptoms chart which provides you with information on how you can help the baby stop crying.
The highly anticipated successor of the popular Nokia E71 is finally here. The Nokia E72 introduces some new features that will surely improve user experience, especially to those who are upgrading to this even more elegant looking model.
Featuring a new highly-responsive Optical Navi key, the E72 lets you navigate across every function smoothly, intuitively, and much quicker than ever before.
The smartphone now features a 5 megapixel digital camera with flash and one-touch autofocus, as opposed to the 3.2 megapixel one of its predecessor, letting you capture high-quality photos and video on this 'business' device.
Built-in remote device management options including device lock and device wipe protects your files and personal information in the event of theft.
Available now at Incomm, The E72 boasts not only great features and amazing looks, but more importantly retains that 'affordable' price point once again. Retailing at just B$688.00, with further discounts available when you show your DST Card, the E72 is more than worth buying.
At first glance, the SoundRacer might just seem like another ridiculous accessory for wannabe super car owners, but although that might be half true, this gadget might just be something that'll make revving your car engine much more fun.
Simply plug the SoundRacer into the car's lighter and it'll use it's built in FM transmitter to play real V8 or V10 engine sounds through your car's stereo, every time you rev your engine! What's cooler is that the sounds actually correspond to the RPM's of your car engine.
Retailing at just US$39.99, the SoundRacer might just be the cheapest way to transform your car into a beast of a ride.
Check out the SoundRacer in action and see for yourself just how cool this little gadget is..
Following the somewhat recent touch innovations on their iPhone, iPod Touch and notebooks, Apple introduced its Multi-Touch technology to their new 'Magic Mouse'.
Bringing gestures to mice for the first time, the Magic Mouse brings a whole new feel to the way you get around on your Mac.
Scroll in any direction with one finger, swipe through web pages and photos with two, and click and double-click anywhere.
The wireless Magic Mouse uses powerful laser tracking that's far more sensitive and responsive on more surfaces than the usual optical tracking used on current mice.
Technologies aside, this mouse is visually pleasing too, featuring a low-profile design and a sexy, seamless top shell.
The Magic Mouse comes free with the new iMacs, and also available separately for B$108, all of which should be available in Brunei by the end of this month.
