The world’s greenest supercar is actually a big bicycle
Shane McGlaun, slashgear.comIf you see this thing rolling down the road, you might mistake it for Ferrari thanks to the bright red paint and styling reminiscent of the Ferrari 458 Italia. A closer inspection would tip you off that the Fahrradi Faralla FFX isn’t a …
One of the lamest video I’ve seen this year. But it’s quite amusing.
The one word that appeared in many of the blog I read: familiar.
Mike Tyson first round knockouts (great fighter) Highlights (by theirishmani12)
I used to sit in front of my television in the morning (when the live telecast was showing) and eagerly waited for the appearance of Mike Tyson. The “Let’s get ready to rumble!!” line always excites me before the match begins.
And when the referee hit the bell, it was always a question of how many rounds is the fight going to take. Unlike many other boxing matches I’ve seen, Mike Tyson is probably one of the most exciting ones because I usually don’t have to sit all the way to 12 rounds. He delivered by the first few rounds.
Why Windows 8 Scares Me (by MobileOpportunity)
This is a preview of the next operating system from Microsoft. Overall, it looked totally different from any Windows that you’ve used before. Until the Windows Explorer part. If you are a Windows Phone user, this should be more familiar.
Get ready for a change. Big one.
Amazing video of 747 lifting in place in extreme wind conditions - 1080P HD (by CaptainHarlock999)
Sam Laird wrote for Mashable:
Steve Jobs may have built Apple into the world’s most valuable technology company in part by betting against the web. But global celebrities and some of the Internet’s brightest stars joined together to create a heartfelt tribute video honoring the legendary entrepreneur during Monday night’s Webby Awards in New York City.
It started off with one of the most iconic figure in Apple’s advertising.
Check out the icon. Can you figure out what it is? (Hint: listen to this talk show to get the answer)
This is the story of how the Black One came about. This is the guitar that John used as his main arsenal in tours and recording. It even sound great coming from a youtube video. Wonder how it would sound like in real life. One thing I found out about after watching this is how much John was actually involved in creating his own custom shop series. This guy really know what he’s doing.
This is a great site that brings out the geek in me. If you’re interested in how things work, this is the go to site. It’s hosted by Bill Hammack. This video is the first one I saw. Now I know how my camera works.
