Tech For Life
Archive for January, 2009
The Hamburger Bed
Jan 18th
Honda City 2009 New Ads: Change The Rules
Jan 17th
Advertised brand: Honda City 2009
Advertising Agency: dentsuINDIO, Philippines
Creative Directors: Lawin Bulatao, Randy Tiempo
Art Director: Kulas Abrenilla
Copywriters: Lawin Bulatao, Peepo David, Gela Tiempo
Illustrators: Roni Diclar, Sherwin Samaniego
Other additional credits: FXStop
Published: January 2009
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Funny Office Mugs
Jan 17th
A friend of mine just sent me these pics, i think they will look cool on office table 
, thanks Lin. More mugs pics Read the rest of this entry »
Wii Brush – New Controller Clip-On Brush Set For Wii by Mario Weiss
Jan 16th
Wii Brush is a Child & Familly friendly Wii controller clip-on brush set for a new game, Sauberman by talented industrial designer Mario Weiss, created at 4-days workshop held by Britta Pukall of Milani Design & Consulting, Zurich. For Sauberman game screen shoot Read the rest of this entry »
Gaki No Tsukai-Silent Library Videos Collections 1-7 (English Subs)
Jan 16th
Part 1/7
Watch them and you will laugh to death . The rest of the vids Read the rest of this entry »
Rumor: iPhone Nano this Spring?
Jan 15th
According to Chinese Economic Daily News, One of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and United Microelectronics Corporation (UMC) is dealing with Apple to provide processing chips of iPhone Nano and rumored will releasing sometimes this spring. By looking at the picture, I prefer iPhone Nano then the ori iPhone.
[via SlashGear]
Transparent Gadgets Attack
Jan 15th
Inspired by “Transparent Gadgets and Creative Designs” post by toxel.com, See all Read the rest of this entry »
Western Spaghetti by PES
Jan 14th
Briliant work by PES showing you how they cook Western Spaghetti in a very unique way and it’s a stop motion video. Watch the video Read the rest of this entry »
Agriculture robot by Shigeki Toyama
Jan 14th
The Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology has developed an agriculture robot suit designed specifically to help out with tough agricultural work like pulling radishes because about 40 percent of agricultural workers in Japan are aged 65 or over. 100 of the suits were sold, it would be possible to lower the price to about 300,000 yen per suit. Shigeki Toyama, a professor in robotics who developed the suit, said it can be used by anyone.
“Anyone can use it without a drop in work efficiency,” he said. “I want to increase the types of work in which it can help.” More pictures and video Read the rest of this entry »
