Okay, here is a thing you might not know about Lego: it's days may be numbered. We have discussed the future of 3D printers before with all kinds of stuff like Mixtapes and fetus replicas. There is a new CAD-tool that is beginner-friendly known as Cubify Invent that allows you to create some serious creations that look like they are straight out of a Lego catalog. I … [Read more...] about Cubify Robots are the 3D printer’s Legos

What you are seeing here is the FWP32000D DJ-Dock and it is designed to house two iPods or iPhones in the middle of turntables. In case you don't realize what this is for, you can mix and scratch like a DJ. Man, I wish I knew how to do DJing and such, as this has some seriously cool stuff on it. It has some glowing lights with speaker rings that glow in pulse in time … [Read more...] about Philips FWP32000D: For two iPods and a microphone

I have heard a lot about how the Olympics don't like how people have been tweeting at the games, which can really create problems when you are trying to do some live coverage. By the way, the Olympics hate portable Wi-Fi hotspots powered by 3G. Can you imagine if someone had a 3G Wi-Fi hotspot and could cover interesting things about the events before anyone else? … [Read more...] about The Olympics: No 3G Hotspots for You!

The other day, we were discussing the interesting Augmented Reality goggles the MiRAGE, and now there is some interesting developments in Virtual Reality gaming with the Oculus Rift. Apparently, this was shown off at E3, and it is really designed to immerse you in a new world of gaming with stereoscopic 3D with "a massive field of view" and "advanced head-tracking … [Read more...] about Oculus Rift Headset could bring Virtual Reality back

We have discussed how 3D printing can be used for all kinds of things like guns and Maker Bot Mixtapes, but here is another service for a "Ladies Clinic" at Japan. For the price of $1,230 or 100,000 yen, you can get an MRI scan of a fetus and then get a 3D model of it. I have seen a lot of these 3D renderings of fetuses in the womb before, and they certainly make … [Read more...] about Get a 3D Replica of a Fetus, thanks to 3D printing

I think we all know that the starter pistol has been an iconic beginning to any race, but believe it or not, this has been declared obsolete technology by the Olympics themselves. Apparently, the sound travels at 768 miles per hour, but the sound reaches the competitors in the back lanes a few milliseconds before those closest to the pistol. I clearly do not know much … [Read more...] about Thanks to technology, the starter pistol has been eliminated from the Olympic games

some of you might remember the Google Nexus Q, a bowling ball-shaped Android device that is able to connect via Wi-Fi or Ethernet to bring audio and video content to just about anywhere. There were review samples available after the conference, and they didn't really get such good reviews. It is because of this initial feedback from users that Google is postponing the … [Read more...] about Google’s Nexus Q delayed indefinitely

There is nothing that I like more than the mech of science fiction and anime like Robotech or Avatar, but the Kuratas is very, very real. At least, that is what it looks like. You can watch a video of it after the jump and see it in action. The 13-feet tall, 4 ton mech recently made its debut at Wonder Fest 2012 in Tokyo, and it looks quite genuine. Controlling it is as … [Read more...] about Kuratas is a Mech Robot brought to life

I thought that I would continue the discussion on Augmented Reality that I started with the short film "Sight" that I brought up yesterday. This is the MiRAGE, and it is the Augmented Reality goggles that Google isn't making. The purpose of it is to create a headset to watch an interactive movie with. There is a video after this jump so you can see it in action, but … [Read more...] about The MiRAGE Augmented Reality System

Want to dial a number without using too much finger motion? Try the Camera Dialer iPhone app. Here is something that you can use on an iPhone, a sausage! Yeah, I'm serious. Here's a new Music Search Engine: Radio Tuna. There was a rumor saying that Palm Pre and Palm Pre Plus were being suspended. It ain't true. Check out this Gyre Floating City, for when we … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Friday, February 12, 2010

Why is it that some people are more talented at things, and some just have no talent in something whatsoever. Go ahead and read Exodus 35-36 and Proverbs 13 and then the reading here. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 43: Misplaced Talent

Doodle Blitz is an iPhone app that you can normally purchase for $0.99, but you can get it free. Your Valentine might appreciate this iPod dock. Check out this clone phone of the T-Mobile G1, the SciPhoneWG3. This one app lets you play pinball remote-contolled on the iPhone. Pocket God wins Best App Ever Award! There is a docking station for the Motorola … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Thursday, February 11, 2010

Moses wore a veil after being in the presence of God, but it never says if that was God's plan or Moses. If you read the reading in Exodus 33-34 and Proverbs 12, then the entry here then you will see what I mean. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 42: Take off the Veil!

I'll start with this one: some guy got a Virgin Mobile phone that wasn't a virgin. Yes, it came pre-loaded with lots of sext messages. To make matters worse, his girlfriend found them and assumed the worst. Oh, this is bad. AT&T is getting their own 4G network in 2011. Check out the Samsung TicToc, an MP3 player that you can shake. Here's the Algiz 7 Tablet … [Read more...] about Tech News for the Day, Wednesday, February 10, 2010

When the Hebrews sinned against the Lord by worshiping the golden calf, there was the voice of singing. When the disciples were met with the Holy Spirit on Pentecost in the Upper Room, there was also much singing. So, is singing bad or good? Well, read Exodus 31-32 and Acts 2 and the entry here. … [Read more...] about Irreverent Reverence, Day 41: The Voice of Singing