Nokia, is slowly returning to their former mobile phone glory days of their past, or so they hope. If this “Nokia Mobile Phone” is any indicator of what their future smartphones will look like, things are on the right track. Featuring a 6″ Edge-to-Edge display, a single camera with LED flash in the back, and a front-facing camera. Continue reading for more pictures.
Modeled after the Airbus commercial aircraft, the sleek Airbus A-180 Drone was designed specifically for medical emergencies, and comes equipped with autonomous flight technologies. When activated, it can be used to deliver a payload of emergency supplies, utilizing three double engines – one in the rear for forward thrust and two built into the wings for upward and downward movement. The drone is capable of vertical or horizontal takeoff and landing, enabling it to reach danger zones otherwise inaccessible by normal aircraft. When touching down, a cargo capsule is released, filled with medicine, supplemental blood, and even organs if necessary. Click here to view the first image in this week’s art of trolling gallery. Continue reading for a viral video showing how not to fake an injury at work.
The Syma X5C-1 Drone not only has an HD camera, but a 6-axis gyro stabilization system as well, all for $37.99 shipped, today only, originally $89.99. Users can perform flips at the push of a button, complete with 360° vision and wind resistance, making it perfect for indoors or outdoors. Product page. Continue reading for a flight test video and more information.
Always wanted a sweeping city skyline view, complete with skyscrapers? Well, unless you’re a millionaire (or billionaire) that can afford a high floor penthouse suite, these HoleRoll curtains are probably the next best thing. These are great for those who work graveyard shifts, and need to rest during the day, or just anyone that wants a dark room at anytime. Continue reading for more pictures of the various designs.
If money is no object, U-Boat Worx C-Researcher 3-1100 might be a gadget you consider before splurging on a yacht. This personal submarine can safely transport you and two passengers up to 3,600-feet deep for as long as 18-hours. For those who need it for research purposes, you’ll be happy to know that it comes equipped with manipulator arms and underwater cameras. Its acrylic sphere offers a panoramic view of the aquatic life beneath the surface. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos today, including one of a first look at Avatar World, opening soon at Walt Disney World.
There’s a new kind of space armor designed to protect astronauts and spacecraft, but it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before. NASA’s futuristic space chain mail is actually a flexible metallic textile made using a 3D printing process at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. Researchers call it “4D printing” because the material was printed with both geometry and functionality combined. It offers reflectivity, passive heat management, foldability, and tensile strength. One side of the fabric reflects light, while the other absorbs it for thermal control. Continue reading for more pictures and information.
With the iPhone 8 Plus looming on the horizon, there’s no surprise that Samsung, and other smartphone manufacturers, are strategically “leaking” designs for their upcoming handsets. One of the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 8 leaks depicts a 6.4″ Infinity Display that recognizes 4,096 different pressure levels and a fingerprint scanner right beneath the dual cameras on the back. Click here to view the first image in this week’s funny work pictures gallery. Continue reading for a viral video of Mark Zuckerberg talking about Facebook way back in 2004.
LEGO Star Wars sets may be the cool thing to own, but when this 3.28-foot tall Apollo Saturn V Rocket is released, that may change. This massive kit will come bundled with three separable Saturn V rocket stages, a lunar orbiter, lunar module, crew of three astronauts, and an American flag for the minifigs to secure on the moon. There’s exactly 1,969-pieces, and that number pays tribute to the year 1969, when Neil Armstrong coined the famous “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” phrase on the lunar surface. Continue reading for a video of the actual Apollo V rocket launch and more pictures of this set.
The Star Wars Tie Fighter Grill may look strange, but it’s most certainly practical, albeit quite pricey for what it does. Designed after one of the most iconic Imperial fighters, it features a cast aluminum body, 220-square-inches of cooking space, complete with two shelves on either side to hold your cooking utensils, meats, and other grilling supplies. A custom analog thermometer is included in the grill to make monitoring a breeze, while the burner is capable of up to 10,000 BTUs of heat. Continue reading for more strange, yet practical, food inventions.
Indonesia-based Smoked Garage has unveiled their latest project, the futuristic “Ducati 848 Neo-Racer”. What really sets this bike apart from the others is its handcrafted aluminum body, which took seven team members, working twelve hour days, over a month to complete. After it was polished to perfection, the team added carbon fiber paneling, and a seat supported by CNC machined billet aluminum. The blue Ducati alloy wheels are wrapped in Metzeler tires, while custom LED lights were added to the front and rear sections. Click here to view the first image in today’s viral picture gallery. Continue reading for the five most popular viral videos today, including one showing how to make a combination lock from cardboard.