If you thought Asimo falling down the stairs was funny, wait until this epic 49-foot-tall version of Honda’s robot falls down during the Rose Parade, crushing dozens of bedazzled dancers.
Christmas and Hanukkah will soon be here. Many of you will soon have iTunes gift certificates to blow–why not support a good cause? This week’s apps give some/all of their proceeds to charity.
Earlier this year two telecom cables located in the Mediterranean were severed by passing ships. This is an extremely rare occurrence, which is why a second incident is cause for major concern.
The fabled BlackBerry Media Sync for Mac that’ll sync your iTunes library (including album art) and other media to your BlackBerry is here: You can download a preview build of it right now. [RIM]
In a talk with Bits about what Xbox “want[s]to be when we grow up,” Microsoft’s Shane Kim clearly has video on the brain. With Netflix, he says, they’re “just beginning to scratch the surface.”
Damn it’s cold out there. If only I had an obnoxious and impractical super suit of armour that protected me from the freezing temperatures. Fortunately, there are gadget garments that can make that happen.
Netflix, Vudu, Unbox and Apple TV may be around, but if there’s one name in rentals that can take streaming mainstream, it’s Blockbuster. Unfortunately, their first attempt at a streaming media box falls short.
The full details won’t be available until CES this year, but Vuzix is already teasing us with this image of their Wrap 920AV video glasses.
Much like E, Poken lets you exchange contact details with someone using physical means. But unlike E, Poken is really, really cute.
Personally, I think spending a few thousand dollars on a watch is ridiculous—but hundreds of thousands of dollars? Nonetheless, that’s what it will take to score the Cabestan Winch Tourbillion.
