The designer of the SteamPunk concept mobile that’s heating up designer blogs has confirmed he’s now working on an iPhone application to match his lunatic phone design.
The ultimate retro handset, the SteamPunk uses punch cards, not SIM cards. There is no screen, just a clockwork display. And it’s powered (sadly not by steam but) by winding a brass key.
What do you get when you cross Lego bricks and a 40 watt bulb? No, not molten plastic: this innovative DIY lamp!
Design company Maya are amateurs in the robotics field, in fact this Nano Krispie man is their first and why not start with breakfast cereal?
Yes giving them away, the purveyors of fine gadgety fayre are rewarding all those who can open a pdf file, Firebox we salute you for this friday treat. To be part of this robot bonanza you’ll just need a few basic items.
We’re still not 100% convinced these images are real, but they’re the most plausible yet.
Want the most exclusive radio on your street? Then get a Porsche. The German supercar firm just unveiled their first DAB tuner, as well as a wind-up version packing an FM tuner and “emergency siren”.
Sony’s just let slip this loony new design for its next laptop range. Packing a weird half-sized keyboard, it looks more like a digital photo frame to us, but there’s something appealing about it nonetheless…
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