These days, quantity can be useless. No offense to number freaks, but it’s true. Why do we even have three different units for traffic lights when they don’t have to be used simultaneously? That’s why thanks to the Solar Traffic Light that hosts red, yellow, and green into one compact machine! Oh well, as if traffic will really be gone with this, honestly. (more…)
Archive for the ‘Gadgets’ Category
Three is to One
Friday, October 23rd, 2009Random Plugging
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
Yes, there’s such thing as “ear candy.” And you better call it in its proper name–the Crazy Earphones by Solid Alliance. Listen to your favorite tunes by plugging all sorts of kitschy fun into your ears. It can be bananas, sushi, cat paws, or metal bolts. Randomness is what seals the trick. (more…)
Clip-locking
Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
Pinning it down to the cold, harsh truth, organized chaos is mighty hard to achieve. You got papers all over your desk, a pen tucked behind your ear, a slip of paper pursed between your lips. Story’s getting old. In fact, I think you might just want Brando’s Clothes Pin USB drive to keep your stuff in order. (more…)
Wheel of Time
Monday, October 19th, 2009
Hey little miss procrastinator, maybe you need a gadget to remind you that time’s always on the move. With the Recycled Bicycle Wheel Clock designed by Etsy artist Pixelthis, your old wheels get revamped by traveling time-space continuum instead of the usual streets. Geeky? Probably. But it might just be the kind of post-it you need to make a switch from being a lazy bone to a busy bee. (more…)
Sweep Shots
Thursday, October 8th, 2009
DSLRs might be all the rave nowadays, but sometimes, nothing beats having a slick camera you don’t have to hang around your neck. The light and thin Sony DSC-TX1 is just the kind you can easily fit in your pocket, ready for that random moment that needs capturing. (more…)
Keep Time with Lasers
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
The Alessa Invisible Shot Laser Watch is the stuff sci-fi hits like Star Trek and Star Wars are made of. Forget about replacing analogue watches with those digital ones with the blinking numbers. The future is all about laser. (more…)
Medium is the Message
Sunday, September 27th, 2009
Whatever haters say about toy cameras and lomography, a good photo is still a good photo. Because in the end, it’s the photographer’s skills that matter. But it doesn’t hurt if you have a cute camera to capture decisive moments with. (more…)
Color Me iPhone!
Wednesday, August 26th, 2009
Gravitational Pull
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009
Gravity Games 2009 Race Day: What started off as a rainy morning as contestants finished their qualifying runs turned into a day of extreme sports bout. Come the first round of race heats, the rain didn’t stop the racers from charging down the hill at speeds excess of 60kph. Here are the final results:
Supra x Samantha Ronson
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009
Supra and celebrity DJ Samantha Ronson have collaborated to produce a distressed black leather and gold, unisex model of the Supra Indy.
STATUS YARDSALE 5!
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
iPiano Lessons
Friday, July 10th, 2009
Pretty damn awesome: the iPiano! The iPiano was designed by Mr. Heyki Lee for Apple Inc. This new product allows and teaches you to play your favorite songs and lets you record your own compositions.
DIY Earth Friendly Speakers
Monday, July 6th, 2009
Don’t be fooled with the very simple and blank packaging of this tech gadget. As diverse as the playlist on your iPod, you can now create an equally one- of- a- kind set of speakers that perfectly fits your personality.
With 6 colored pencils, universally compatible plug, play speakers ,and your own creative vibe, Merkury Innovations through Urban Outfitters brings you the DIY Eco Speakers.
The Hunt Is On
Sunday, June 28th, 2009
It’s always nice to go back to nature, it takes our minds off the hustle and bustle of the city. Curated by Arkitip a project designed for InCase creates HunterGatherer‘s famous woodgrain inspired patterns into a MacBook sleeve and iPhone slider case.Now, seeing those gadgets wrapped in what looks like wood would definitely remind us of nature, wouldn’t that be relaxing?
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Modern Sun Dial
Friday, June 26th, 2009
A Bear-y Likely Story
Thursday, June 25th, 2009
Medicom does it again now with a collab with artist, Reas along with Stussy, and throws our way the Wayback Throwback Bearbricks.
Gold Member
Thursday, June 25th, 2009
For all those on “crackberry”, here’s something to keep your fingers (permanently) glued on your BBs. Computer Choppers introduces the first of their 24kt Gold Blackberry lineup — the 8900 Curve. (more…)
Crunchpad Web Tablet
Thursday, June 25th, 2009
With today’s technologies, lugging around gadgets can be such a hassle.
“CrunchPad” Web Tablet is a concept being developed by TechCrunch, they want to make an 18mm tablet good for surfing the net, it’s like carrying around a folder, now that’s a different kind of mobility. Now at it’s second prototype, with innovations like aluminum casing, they’re aiming to finish it with a $200 retail price, not bad at all.
Make Your Own Path
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
That’s not a reflector and not even just any bike blinker. That’s something which could save your life while riding your zero carbon footprint service at night, and it’s called LightLane. I myself had suffered jerk polluters who think the avenue’s their drag racing pit at night, but I might have been a little safer with this little firefly. Because bikelanes aren’t really everywhere, draw them where you are. Yes, that’s how you make your own path, no idiom there. (more…)
Wii Bowling Ball Remote
Monday, June 22nd, 2009
Say hello to the CTA Digital’s Wii Bowling Ball, another addition to Wii Sports games, but this one’s extra realistic.
You can use it by opening the ball in half, put the remote inside, placing your fingers into the three holes and secure the strap to your wrist (unless you want a real life strike with the TV as your pin) and then you’re all set to play Wii bowling ball. -KIT G.
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Lomo Loco 3D
Wednesday, June 17th, 2009
Pictures are supposedly records of life and as we all know, life is not two-dimensional, that’s why the new Holga 120-3D Stereo Camera is just right. Finally, thanks to this innovation, a still camera is going up the notch, in trying to cope with 3d animations and videos.
This camera is yet again another addition to the numerous types of quirky out-of-the box lomography cameras.
The two different lenses allow you to take two pictures at the same time, and the angle it produces will give the illusion of either an object popping out or settling in place.
C’mon be a shutterbug, you can now take a more accurate photo of real life!
via Gadget Lab
-KIT G.
Clocky, the Robot Alarm Clock
Sunday, June 14th, 2009
Having trouble waking up in the morning? Let Clocky solve your problems.
Say goodbye to hitting the snooze button dozens of times before actually getting up.
Here’s how clocky works:
The alarm goes off, once you hit the snooze button, clocky will jump off your nightstand and will look for a hiding place in your room, after the snooze time, the alarm will go off again and from there, the clocky hide-and-seek begins.
If that won’t wake you up, I don’t know what will, happy chasing!
via toxel
-KIT G.
The Winner of Nike x Status Shirt!
Friday, June 12th, 2009
(That lucky s*n of a *itch, kiddin)
Finally there’s a winner! Thanks everyone for joining this contest!
and the winner is……
drum roll…..
Coming your way reeeaal soon…STATUS ISSUE 07
Wednesday, June 10th, 2009
We are such a tease…but hey, we’re coming your way sooner than you think!
Now Showing: Objectified
Wednesday, May 27th, 2009
Remember that typography geekfest movie called Helvetica? Its director Gary Hustwit apparently hasn’t had enough, so he made a new documentary–something for industrial design maniacs this time. Using Helvetica on the poster, of course. Featuring interviews with today’s most influential designers like Apple’s Jonathan Ive, it’s a similar learning trip as Hustwit’s first. For now, he’s still plotting the big follow-up to close the two movies into a trilogy, but how about checking this one out first. (via Wallpaper)
