Not to turn this into a secondary job board for Apple or anything, but they’re opening up a position for a digital 3D modeler/CAD sculptor to create renderings of possible and future products. It’s interesting because the turnover there for the position is really low, and it may be the only time you get a chance to get into that position for a few years. Plus, it pays quite a lot more than usual design jobs. [Dezeen via Cultofmac]
If you own an iPhone or Android phone and Google Product Search is your comparison engine of choice, good news…you can now enjoy a full-featured shopping experience on the go. Just point your browser to Google, click on “More” and select “Shopping.” [Unwired View]
We have sent this design to Shenzhen and we are awaiting approval on 10,000 units. Be first to claim your order! It is foldable iPhone with clickwheel mouse control. Full OS X! Click here.
Fact: Writing up Sony’s camcorder line at CES is the worst part of my year, every year. Luckily, Sony provided this handy chart of their 18 camcorders so you could decipher it all.
BoingBoing Gadgets took a field trip to tour some of Consumer Reports’ electronics testing facilities, where they found a perfect physical manifestation of everything that the magazine feels like: middle-aged men giving droll, monotone speeches about methodology in a series of depressing rooms, each containing a minimalist, utilitarian testing apparatus. And mannequins. While it’s interesting to see what bizarre contraptions they’ve contrived to test gadgets, it’s hard not to notice how dated and bloated the whole system feels. Check out the full video tour at the source link. [BBG]
