An Austrian court fined a woman 360 euros, or roughly $660, for apparently calling her son too much and “stalking” him. Whoa, I guess the mother-son relationship has its limits.
One of Boing Boing’s readers managed to build his own steam-powered iPod charger. When your iPod goes “up in smoke,” at least it won’t mean an emergency trip to the Genius Bar.
Filmmaker Rob Spence has made headway on his new “eye-to-eye” documentary—literally. They’ve managed to attach a LED to his prosthetic eye, making him look very Governator-esque. Hey, it could double as a flashlight too.
The Samsung OmniaHD is losing its name and will now be known as its old, boring model number. It’s just like when Mother is mad and calls you by your real name instead of “sweetpea.”
The architectural design firm Herzog & de Meuron is designing the Tate Modern art gallery’s newest extension. For the Tate, its a display that will finally be able to represent its interior.
newVideoPlayer("/casmot.flv", 480, 290,""); If every kid had a Casmobot, there would be way more little boys knocking on your door asking if they could mow your lawn. Which would be amusing, until that cute kid charged you $US500.
According to SlashGear, the BlackBerry Storm 2 is supposed to hit Verizon this coming September and it is rumoured to have Wi-Fi.
