Check out this nifty Zoo York USB Drive from Action Sport Drives. They have a bunch of styles, and a bunch of other companies including Santa Cruz, Alien Workshop, Birdhouse and more. Check them all out here.
pic and info: Action Sport Drives
Gizmodo have reportedly acquired a lost prototype of the next iPhone. While we see a bunch of fakes everyday regarding the release of Apple’s next phone, the folks at Gizmodo do give a solid argument that this is the real deal.
Check it out here and decide for yourself.
pic and info: Gizmodo
Glenn Marshall loves synchronizing visual algorithms with music, which is understandable, since he does such a good job at it. He found a gap in the market: I’m sure there are iPhone users out there who would like something like this, so he made his own app named Zio. It’s only black and white, but still looks damn cool.
I have no idea how many painstaking hours it must have taken to put this together, or what the point of it was in the first place. My jaw did drop though. Check it out: Hong-Kong pixel art map
There’s a slew of neat USB gadgets out there (even an Air Max 360), but this latest one is probably one of the best we’ve seen in a minute. These 4 gigabyte USB flash memories come in your choice of an Akai MPC2000XL and an E-Mu SP1200 sampler. If you’re a budding producer or well-seasoned beat king, this is a must-have accessory. Pre-order here.
More after the jump.
With the rise of the digital camera brought news that Polaroid would discontinue their highly popular cameras. Many claimed the demise of the company, but their back with the 21st century version of the Polaroid camera. It’s digital, but what’s more is that it still retains the quality that has made their earlier cameras one of the best selling types out there. In 60 seconds, the camera slides out a 2×3″, peel-off, sticky-backed photo. They will release this Spring.
pic and info: Polaroid
Paul Smith has collaborated with Lomography to create a limited edition camera. They chose the Fisheye 2, and decorated it using the British designer’s trademark striped pattern. They cost $150, and are available through paulsmith.co.uk.
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Created by Dutch design firm, Freedom of Creation, this one meter long shoe lights up to pay homage to Onitsuka Tiger and Japan. The giant shoe is intended to communicate Onitsuka Tiger’s Japanese roots and resembles a compact and intricate city. It is meant to represent the big cities of Japan and its urban culture. They also made a matching USB drive too.
Check it out after the jump.
If you’ve sufferred from a lack of USB ports, you know how frustrating it can be when trying to use your keyboard and mouse at the same time, while trying to charge your iPod, upload photos from your digital camera, etc… Well Thanko came up with this USB hub. It accomodates up to eight USB devices, and not only is it practical, but looks cool too.
pic and info: AudioCubes.com
The Soundbomb revolutionizes the traditional tag. Instead of leaving its mark with ink or paint, the soundbomb gets the attention of your ears, not your eyes. This little sphere comes equipped with a sensor and anytime someone walks near it, the sensor plays the sound that was previously recorded on it, whether it be a snippet from a song, or your own voice, etc… If you want one you can order it here but you have to give a good reason as to why you want one.
pic and info: Soundbombs
