“Tom Baker (via NotCot) has produced a stunning set of photographs of a car-free Los Angeles. It’s a tough concept to imagine, but it sure is a beautiful one to behold.”
MacHeist nanoBundle
We like to think of our job as helping to introduce the great indie software out there to you guys, the Mac users. Over the past 3 years, between heist prize apps and discounted software bundles, we’ve distributed over 4 million software licenses to hundreds of thousands of Mac users around the world.
But as we stared at the this year’s bundle, thinking of ways to reach as many Mac users as we could with this collection of amazing apps, we had a crazy idea. The kind of idea that at first seems preposterous. An idea that involved, just this once, removing the only remaining barrier of any significance: the bundle’s price.
Say hello to the MacHeist nanoBundle. It’s the same bundle of quality Mac software that you know and love… but it’s entirely free.
Download it. Enjoy it. And tell your friends about it, because it’ll be gone in under a week, never to return again. Grab it now!
TingGrab is the winner for me.
“The Litl webbook can be used in two configurations: like a traditional laptop, with full keyboard, used to surf the Web; or flipped upright, like an easel or picture frame, for broadcast of photo and video. The laptop configuration has been conceived as a “lean forward” mode, for active participation; the easel configuration conceived as “lean back,” for watching. (The laptop was designed by Yves Behar at Fuseproject.)”


Where’s the candy at?
via ffffound.comThe EV-N is a two door small car with retro looks. It features a solar roof to augment plug-in battery charging.Other new concepts being evaluated include swappable seat fabric system and communication technologies that connect the driver with pedestrians. For example, lights in the front grille, side mirrors and rear light up in varying patterns when EV-N starts, stops and performs other actions.
via sawfnews.com