A guy called Mordacil created this Halo Spnkr rocket launcher with speakers in the barrels to play music from his MP3 player and embarrass himself in front of everyone at school.
Bing’s launch has officially reached stage two: Microsoft has rolled out a mobile version of the site, and debuted the search engine’s first TV ad. How are they?
When Asus claims that their limited edition, Quad-SLI-capable ASUS Mars GTX 295 is the worlds’ fastest graphics card, they are not kidding. Or at least that’s what this video of Far Cry running at 3840 x 2160 pixels shows.
As WWDC ’09 races towards us, we keep being bombarded by alleged iPhone 3G Summer 2009 images. This is the last one, which looks totally FAKE to me. (Click to enlarge both images.)
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The Opera 10 browser beta has opened to the public, cloaked in a slightly new interface and boasting a couple key features over the last version. Live tab previews and new navigation are the most conspicuous changes, though the most important one is under the hood: like Opera Mini and the upcoming version of Opera Mobile, Opera 10 supports server-side compression.
Google has turned out a new web interface for viewing YouTube, called YouTube XL, which reformats the site to suit web-connected TVs, game console browsers, and, perhaps unintentionally, touchscreens.
