Japan’s recent Good Design Expo 2010 was the site for the unveiling of a design prototype called the X-Frame Folding vehicle, an innovation in urban mobility that could ultimately replace the common motorcycle.
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Social-news site Digg, apparently in the hope of not needing people to describe it as a “social-news site” when talking about it, completely revamped its website last week. Since then its users have been in open revolt, going so far as gaming the site to steer Digg visitors to competitor Reddit. What’s all the fuss about? We’ve distilled the drama into a graphical timeline.
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The Horizontal Skyscraper is an absolutely massive structure, clocking in at 1,296,459 square feet. It’s like the Empire State Building, only horizontal. And with branching arms.
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Apple is having an event later today and we’ll be tweeting the news live as it happens on our Twitter feed. The instant updates start happening at 1 p.m. Eastern, so just give us a follow and start refreshing like crazy once the action starts. As a bonus, we’ll be giving away a prize to one lucky follower.
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Today Apple completely overhauled its iPod line while also showing off coming updates to iOS, promising impressive new features for iPhones and iPod Touches. Besides completely redesigned versions of the iPod Shuffle and Nano, Apple unveiled iOS 4.1, which introduces a Game Center, a new system that will tie iOS users together in a network similar to Xbox Live. But wait, there’s more!
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Well now, this is pretty big: iTunes 10 is getting its own mini social network called “Ping,” and will toss in crazy features such as friend lists, social music discovery, concert listings, artists’ pages and more.
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Apple TV has always been the ugly duckling of the Cupertino company’s line-up. It was convenient, sure, but it really didn’t have enough content on its own to justify a purchase. All that’s about to change, thanks to ABC, Fox and Netflix.
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3D video may have started in the home theater world with big TVs from the likes of Panasonic and Samsung, but now Sony wants to move that experience into your lap with a new range of 3D capable VAIO laptops.
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Call me a cynic, but I can’t imagine that Apple’s new, ambitious social network Ping is going to take off. Built into iTunes and the iTunes Store iPhone app, it’s designed to let you share what music you’re enjoying with your friends while also following your favorite musicians.
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New cars have a tremendous pile of electronics that control almost every feature of the car, but a group of researchers at UC San Diego and University of Washington says that thieves are starting to hack at these very systems to gain control over the car.
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