Put simply, the WildCharge pad is “flat and thin with a conductive surface — once a cell phone or other electronic device that is enabled with WildCharge technology is placed on the pad it will instantaneously receive power from the pad.”
Think of the BMW M-Zero as Aston Martin meets 6-series, sporting a ’set of “angry eye’ headlights and a bit of snarl.” No word yet on availability. “Though the extra large wheels are a bit tunerrific for our tastes, the overall design wouldn’t make a bad BMW at all. Not that the Munich-based brand needs any more high-performance coupes to sell alongside the 1 Series, 3 Series and 6 Series coupes, but if there were an open slot in the lineup, the M-Zero would fit nicely.”
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This AK-47 guitar is without a doubt the coolest we’ve ever seen. Unfortunately, no other information was provided. [via Flickr]
Nothing can get any more simple than a light bulb hanging off the ceiling, no wonder there are so many variations. However, I haven’t seen a table lamp with the same concept. But if you are a fan of playing “Hanged Man”, this one is for you!
Hand made by enPieza! studio. Designed in 2007
Materials: Electric wire, iron treated against corrosion
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Finally, a Chinese developer has released a handwriting recognition application for the iPhone that provides users with “a writing area that can take over the standard keyboard at the touch of button.” The software is still in beta and it has quite a few errors�it doesn’t work correctly in landscape mode and it doesn’t appear in Mail.app for now.
“What can you do with 5 pounds of Silly Putty? Beats us, but we’re sure you can think of something. Choose from Original ($77), Blue ($77), or the color-changing Purple/Pink ($153) and Orange/Yellow ($153). If, for some reason, you want to split up your monster blob, you can buy 100-case packs of Silly Putty plastic eggs ($110) in various colors.”
In this Fifth Gear segment, Vicki Butler-Henderson pits the Porsche Cayenne GTS against BMW’s X5 in an SUV shootout!
From the designer himself: “I think we can all agree that sundials pretty much suck. They only have an hour hand, they don’t work at night or indoors, their accuracy changes with the seasons, and if you happen to live in the Southern hemisphere they run backwards. And yet, we all would love to be able to tell the time by looking at shadows, right? That’s why I’ve come up with the Bulbdial Clock.”
David from Ironic Sans came up with this Bulbdial clock, a marriage of lamps and sundials that makes an incredible amount of sense to us. It’s not real in the sense that your mortgage is real, but it is a nice design that takes the best of electricity and the best of shadows and makes something we’d definitely buy. The only problem is that it doesn’t work in direct sunlight, which kinda makes this the complete opposite of a sundial.
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Featuring an accordion file of seven pockets perfect for holding cash, IDs, receipts and credit cards this sleek wallet is easy to find in purses and fits nicely in pockets. Click button for easy opening and closing. Also protects cards from demagnetization risks. Available in black, blue, red or orange. Sold individually. Designs originate from Sweden. Made in France.
MATERIALS: aluminum, pvc
SIZE: 4.6″ L x 3.68″ W x .73″ D
Buy yours here for $49.00
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