July
21
Rather than have a cellphone strap that looks cute and does nothing, this Tiger Paw cellphone strap actually lets you clean your screen—albeit a small cellphone screen.
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June
29
This little wonderful wheeled alarm clock started as an engineering student’s project. Having trouble waking up herself, Gauri Nanda developed Clocky to shriek annoyingly and effectively, waking you up.
The fun doesn’t end there, kiddies. It leaps off of your night stand, and drives around your room, making random turns and racing away from your grasp. Now you have to get out of bed and hunt the little bugger down to turn it off.
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May
26
SolidAlliance’s Business Card
Business cards in Japan are taken very seriously, actually there is a whole etiquette around them. Your business card is taken as an extension of yourself, so the first thing you’ll do after introductions, is to exchange cards.
Such a simple action in many countries will follow lots of protocols in Japan, as you can read about it in this page.
Well, the point here is to say that SolidAlliance has a very cool business card; actually, their it is a USB thumb drive. Ok, this is most probably a very special card to be given to some very special clients, but this is one of those small details that shows up how creative a company can be.
May
23
What Happens When Dumb People Does the Packing of a HDTV
There are a few basic things you got to do when packing for transport something that is fragile.
- Use a wooden or a thick cardboard box, hard to bend.
- The box must have a cuboid shape
- The product must be protected from hitting the box, the most fragile the product is, better protected it must be
- Use tags, to show the transporter which side must face upwards
- “Fragile†tags are never too many. Every side of the box must have at least one.
Actually these are pretty basic, almost a “packing for dummies†list.
But hey, its function here is just to show what happens when someone just ignores them when packing a 50†plasma TV.
May
5
The dream of having a Moghul garden is only enjoyed by those owning Palatial Resorts in India or Humungous Meditation Centers in China.
Vast ponds of cool water reflecting the palace lights in the warm dark nights are not everyone’s privilege.
