Posted 1 month ago
“Dreaming of an Apple Tablet” by Maxvoltar.
I (and I’m sure many people) have been thinking about this for years. Absolutely love the idea. Essentially, one computer but multiple executions (desktop, laptop, tablet). Ultimate computing singularity.

Dreaming of an Apple Tablet” by Maxvoltar.

I (and I’m sure many people) have been thinking about this for years. Absolutely love the idea. Essentially, one computer but multiple executions (desktop, laptop, tablet). Ultimate computing singularity.

Posted 1 month ago

Very interesting concept for a digital magazine reader. There is also a longer video with a full explanation of the UI/UX thought process here: http://vimeo.com/8217311 I love the subtle use of animation to build the layouts.

Posted 2 months ago

rozypants:

MAN WINS!  TODDLER LOSES!

Posted 2 months ago

1961 Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder.

What a gorgeous car. Cameron’s dad in Ferris Bueller definitely had some great taste.

Posted 2 months ago

These days, though, I’m very much a BMW fan. Something happened to Mercedes in the interim, and they now strike me as a bit flashy. What’s with all those shiny highlights on the fascia, for one thing? The styling seems to have become fussy, the wheels have become a bit vulgar, and if I actually knew what it meant I’d say that a Benz has become a bit chavvy.

I like what’s been happening to BMW since I’ve been on Top Gear. That ‘flame surface’ styling that everyone got so worked up about now looks cool and modern, and the inside of a BMW has become tasteful and intelligent.

James May (Top Gear) gives his thoughts on BMW vs. Mercedes.
Posted 2 months ago

Just Skidding (from Fredo and Pidjin)

Posted 2 months ago
Posted 3 months ago

Photo Finish

Simply fantastic collection of car photos.

Posted 3 months ago

Part of my family’s Christmas tradition. Have to watch it every year.

Posted 3 months ago
I’ll guarantee that nothing exciting, vibrant, dynamic, new, creative, hopeful, or beneficial in any way to humanity has ever been done, thought of, or driven to in that drab, drearily, entirely beige, willfully awful, pile of misery.
Richard Hammond describing a Morris Marina on Top Gear