I’ve knitted a few scarves in my lifetime, and have a cupboard full of cables, so I’m thinking of whipping up a few winter-warmers like Japanese fashion designer Kosuke Tsumura. Though it doesn’t look nearly as soft as merino wool… More »
Looking like an English hedgehog with over 60,000 7.5m-long transparent acrylic rods shooting out of the building, the United Kingdom Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo is costing the equivalent of $US38.6 million to construct. More »
It failed to materialise on February 15, but now PreCentral’s claiming February 25th will see the webOS 1.4 update come good. This is a firmware update worth writing in your diary about, bringing video recording and Flash 10.1 compatibility. More »
There’s a million and one Twitter apps available for the iPhone, but do any let you do a poo on tweets you dislike? Surprisingly, yes – and here I was thinking teenage roughnecks couldn’t afford an iPhone contract. More »
I’m sure someone at Apple has scars on their hands from the major wrist-slapping that’s occurred over their video cock-up of the iPad running Flash – but how could they make the same mistake again? More »
Answering the age-old question of what to buy a Mac fanboy who has everything, eBay user heylookitskibbe has put a stolen, broken step from the 5th Avenue Apple store up for sale with a buy-it-now price of $US2500. More »
Inject some cool ’50s style into your home’s veins, with the Arne Jacobsen reissue of the AJ wall light. First designed in 1956, it was part of the Louis Poulsen range which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. More »
Still mashing your thumbs on the original PS3, after the PS3 Slim failed to ignite your fire? Yeah, me too – but unfortunately Sony’s not going to give us love anytime soon, looking at these FCC documents. More »
Since it launched, I’ve been using Foxtel’s iQ2, and I’ve been happy. But for the past few weeks I’ve been playing around with a TiVo – in particular the new(ish) CASPA service, and I have to say that I’m really impressed. More »
