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Articles Written by: JOEL HOROWITZ
Ars Technica points us to the growing concern over App Store applications getting ripped off and/or copied by other developers. The applications they compare are two eBook readers: Classics and Classics: Jane Austen. Classics is popular, and was ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
20 Feb 2009
We’ve mentioned the Snuggie a couple times (here & here) this past year, so we thought it’d be appropriate to mention our invite to the Snuggie Pub Crawl in New York City. Similar crawls are going on in 15 other cities across the country, with ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
20 Feb 2009
We came across a planning concept showcasing Japanese streets completely paved in grass. While we can’t find any information about the idea or creators (all copy is in Japanese), the carefully composed images are quite interesting, albeit practically ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
19 Feb 2009
The Telegraph reports that British children are given their first mobile phone around 8 years old. Doug Aamoth with CrunchGear makes a good point that the survey conducted was in an affluent area, which could slant the results, but nonetheless it’s ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
19 Feb 2009
Two German artificial intelligence researchers have developed a hack for the Wii Fit that allows them to surf Google Earth terrain. While the Wii Fit has already demonstrated another capability in the internet-assisted health care realm, the hack gives ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
18 Feb 2009
Toys tend to move as much as their masters – and that’s why the smartly designed Fastronaut toys harness all that kinetic energy from throws, rolls and bounces to power themselves. LEDs on the toy-cars and action figures display how much power has been ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
18 Feb 2009
Where will these cool electronic devices get their power? Perhaps from one of Japan’s 1,400 electricity-generating wind turbines - much to the dismay of its neighbors. Asahi Shimbun reports that over 70 residents living close to these massive ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
10 Feb 2009
At a dress rehearsal on Saturday night, the production faced obstacles familiar to every straphanger - stalled trains, delays due to track work, and all the other uncertainties of public transit in New York City.
Add to that the need to carry a ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
27 Jan 2009
Hamilton Nolan at Gawker wrote an interesting post about the decline of good advertising on television. It’s been quite noticeable lately (in New York at least) how many prime-time advertising spots have been bought by what seems to be infomercial and ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
26 Jan 2009
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Construction has begun on Madrid’s radically designed, sun & rain catching International Convention Center. Reminiscent of a massive telescope reflector, the structure will be a photovoltaic panel and glass covered cylinder resting atop its side, ...
From JOEL HOROWITZ,
PSFK,
26 Jan 2009
