Even a mini fridge will do… anyone have an extra? Ill buy you magnets too.
Whatever you want to do… There’s an app for that. That’s right. Whether you want to buy movie tickets, read the news, write a review, pay a tip, catch a taxi, or even train your dog, there’s an app for that. But what if you want to hang a photo on the fridge? Or leave a note on the microwave? Or save that Chinese take-out menu in a place where you can’t lose it? When it came to certain old-school tasks, the apps were coming up short. A little reverse innovation was needed. Well, good news, everyone… Now there’s an app for that, too.
Introducing the App Magnets by the Jailbreak Collective! In order to bring the magic of the iPhone into the third dimension, we asked an artist to reach into the iPhone home screen and literally pluck out the apps. Then we added a little magnetism. And best of all, we mass produced them so now you too can own your very own set of 3-D App Magnets!
Nice work, although i would have used the pipe as a garbage can instead of a table.
Neatoramanaut Dennis wrote to us about the awesome Mario-themed shelves, end table and clock that he and his girlfriend (and video game lover) Judith built for their apartment. Check out the warp pipe, built out of garbage cans that serve as a table to keep their cell phones organized and charged, and the clock, which features the scene from the Game Boy video game Super Mario Land. Dennis told us that Judith, who is a mechanical engineering student in Germany, is also working on a Koopa shell for the shelf.
Not anymore Windows 7, because tonight I finally got past your pesky screen telling me that I cannot enjoy a 64 bit version of this delightful new OS I have had on my desktop for over a year now. I have scoured the web for answers only to be led in circles to other forums with people having the same error on multiple platforms, laptop and desktop alike, that don’t ever post the answer that helps me on my Alienware m17x super first edition. Now after finally having an OEM DVD of this OS I thought my problems had been solved, but instead when that error came up again I knew that there was something I needed that I didnt know where to get, until I looked over at my little leather binder that came with my Alienware member card (pfffft), some stickers that look like they are supposed to be the anti-apple and oh yea, some cds in the back. The first cd said “Vista Home Premium SP1/X86″ and I was like awwww, but then turned the page to see one that said “Alienware Area-51 M17X System Support CD” which had all sorts of folders that said x86 and x64 all over the place, and then the earth was at peace.
For those of you who happen to find this somehow if your search leads you here. The files I used are right here zipped up for you. [Download Here]
I can go anywhere now with my Agent Identification Card!
It seems that in recent years, anything that Apple comes up with seems to generate a whole lot of publicity. We can’t really blame them for making good on their range of devices though, delivering quality as well as the most important of them all – a fantastic user experience which appeals to the broadest user base. Well, the iPad which was unveiled a couple of months ago certainly raised quite a furore amongst the general population, but there are also the fair share of detractors. Well, fans of the iPad will be pleased to know that the magical and revolutionary device is tipped to hit the US market on April 3rd, although this is limited to just its Wi-Fi models while others who want the high end Wi-Fi + 3G models will have to wait until the end of April. As for people living in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK, they will be able to get their hands on the iPad in late April as well.
Too lazy to queue up at an Apple Store and fight with the crowd? You can always place your pre-order for both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi + 3G models from Apple’s online store from March 12th onwards. With prices starting from $499 upwards, we do wonder whether the iPad will do well based on its merits alone and not because of all the hype generated over the past few months. To recap, the iPad is capable of letting users browse the web, read and send email, enjoy and share photos, watch videos, listen to music, play games and read ebooks among others. It measures all of 0.5″ thin which makes it a snap to slide it into a MacBook Air case without any trouble, while the 1.5 pounds weight makes it the thinnest and lightest device out there when compared to any netbook (of course, this is comparing apples and oranges – pun intended), since it can do many things the netbook already does.
