I don’t ride, but this looks ace. The indoor training bike, built to mimic Le Tour de France experience. Lewis Eliot says his ‘favorite features are the Google Maps iPhone application, and that the bike actually rotates up or down based on uphills and downhills’. I lifted...
Feel Good
posted by Tommy
I’m often asked to predict the reach of a project. I usually respond with it’s not about how many people see it, its about how many people actually care. Kleenex have done something which proves that theory works, with their Feel Good Campaign. Being in the height of Winter in...
Hollyworld
posted by Tommy
In the continuation of the PressPausePlay film, that highlights making, and sharing stuff has never been easier, Amazon have launched Amazon Studios. It’s pitched as a big disruption to the film industry, that boasts it will give people (more) opportunity to get their film funded,...
Word Trends
posted by Tommy
Google offer so many free tools it’s almost impossible to stay up to speed with them all. Google ngrams, buried within Google Books is my latest favourite. I was given I Will Have What She’s Having by Eaon which is full of scientific analysis on mapping social behaviour, and...
Cut the Ads
posted by Tommy
My nephew, Henry and I are massive fans of Cut The Rope on both iPhone & iPad. We play it often. I was wrapped when Calvin shared a link to the game being made using HTML5, to be played in your browser. It’s been made beautifully. On the edge of the game interface, Internet Explorer...
VW Fanwagen
posted by Tommy
Here’s another great example of old being in demand, as recently I looked at Mustang releasing the ’65 shell for custom development. VW in the Netherlands have just asked Facebook which VW model they’d like to bring back the most. They are calling it the Fanwagen. Not only...
Wipe Out 2.0
posted by Tommy
You have to love when science meets games. We’ve seen some mind blowing progress in Quantum Levitation over the past year or so. Here is a cool example from the Japan Institute of Science &...
Soup Nazi Script
posted by Tommy
Bought at auction a few weeks after the episode aired in 2005, the copy of The Soup Nazi script signed by the cast, could be yours on eBay. You have 13...
Thriller Jacket
posted by Tommy
Give tribute to Michael by wearing his jacket from the epic Thriller clip. And, yup, it’s 100% leather. Found on...
Whistle Key Finder
posted by Tommy
Next time you’re ferreting under the sofa cushions in an effort to recover your lost keys, make sure you have the Whistle Key Finder on your keyring. All you have to do is give a whistle, and the Key Finder will light up and beep noisily until you successfully locate them. It slots...
Alarm Clock
posted by Tommy
Remember those faux wood grain GE flip clocks that sat on every bedside table just a couple of decades ago? The Alarm Dock uses a nostalgic product language to meet the progressively thin and disappearing profiles of consumer electronics. It is at once a critique and an accommodation to new...