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The 30ft mechanical spider terrorising Liverpool The 37-ton artwork has been billed as the largest and most spectacular piece of street theatre ever staged in the UK. Created by French company La Machine, the installation cost £1.8million to bring to Liverpool ¨C and all but £250,000 of this was funded by the taxpayer. The story behind the artwork is that French 'scientists' have arrived in the city to investigate it. They will use cranes to remove the animal off the tower block, before taking it to their 'research base' in Liverpool's new concert venue, the Echo Arena. There, the creature will undergo a series of experiments, allowing the team to show off special effects using water, fire and artificial snow. Organisers hope the spider will attract huge crowds, but onlookers appeared more bemused than enthralled. [ link ] Share it

Ross Lovegrove's Solar Trees in Europe The Solar Trees created by Ross Lovegrove, was developed and produced by Artemide in collaboration with Sharp Solar. The solar trees have been on tour in cities across Europe and make their next stop in Venice at the Biennale dell' Architettura. Designed to resemble a bouquet of flowers, the petals are lined with LED bulbs and photovoltaic cells. During the day the flower absorbs energy to recharge a battery pack which illuminates the LED bulbs at dusk. The pic is the Solar Trees in the Berlin and Venice. + More >> Share it

I will Arrive Home In Wednesday I will back home after 2 days, 3th Sep(Wednesday). I will work hard for LikeCOOl when I at home. Share it

I will back after 6 days I will be back after 6 days! In Sep 2th.... just waiting.... Share it

Intel shows off Wireless Power Tech at IDF Intel demonstrated a wireless technology at IDF. Intel's wireless power technology involves a setup of two metal arrays -- resembling the rings of a planet -- connected to a power amplifer. Even though this sort of technology isn't new, Intel has gotten the highest efficiency so far of 75% for transferring 60 watts over two feet. No worries for us: The technology's currently safe for humans. Bad news is not yet for our gadgets. It seems Intel is well on their way to developing this into something usable. Share it

American Airlines Adds Internet To Their Flights American Airlines has launched Aircell's in-flight mobile broadband service, Gogo. Effective Aug. 20, passengers traveling on American's Boeing 767-200 aircraft can pay a nominal fee for Web access on select flights from New York to San Francisco, New York to Los Angeles and New York to Miami. Available video includes general views of passengers using Wi-Fi devices onboard aircrafts as well as executive and consumer soundbites. + More >> Share it

I Will in Indonesia till 2th September Today I go to the Indonesia till 2th September. I will update the blog depend on the net condition!!! Happy my vacation! Happy everyone!! Ben.... Share it

The Palm Treo Pro Leaked Pictures The Palm.com recently has some leaked page about the The Palm Treo Pro? Thanks to some recently uncovered pages on the Palm.com website, it seems like the upcoming Treo 850 will actually be the Treo Pro. And these leaked pages quickly be taken offline, thankfully there are some screenshots from wmexperts, See from images, the new Palm Treo Pro seems to use Windows Mobile system, include a reset button, 3.5mm headphone jack as well as a wireless button on the side with a power button on top... screenshot -1 screenshot -2 screenshot -3 Share it

New Polaroid Camera Will Shake it With Built-in Printer Polaroid is dead, right? The new Polaroid Camera will with built-in printer come back. The new Polaroid will be a point-and-shoot and printer combined, bringing back that instant satisfaction of the old Polaroid camera with modern-day quality. It will print the at 4"x3", biger than the existing PoGo's 2x3 inch prints. And Amateur Photographer magazine is currently taking reader suggestions as to what Polaroid should be included in the new camera and some will be implemented in the final design. Share it

A Floating Trash Boat For Floating Trash! In protest of the massive amounts of trash being dumped into the Pacific Ocean, Dr. Marcus Eriksen and his team of like minded supporters have put together a boat to sail 2000 miles from the California coast to Honolulu, Hawaii to help raise an awareness for this problem. Piloting their vessel made from motor-less craft from 15,000 recycled bottles, fishing nets, and a Cessna cockpit, they are sailing 2,000 miles to raise awareness for the problem. With a little less than 1000 miles to go, they expect to arrive finish the trip in a couple weeks. ¡°Yes, we are risking our lives, but the issue of petroleum-based plastic and our national dependence on petroleum, warrant urgent action,¡± explained Dr. Eriksen on the teams blog. + More >> Share it

BSOD Strikes Beijing Olympic Games Opening Ceremony? At the exact moment Li Ning was rounding the lip of the Bird's Nest during the amazing torch-lighting climax. These photos were taken at the Sector H, Tier 3, Aisle 534. If real? Or just PS. Pics link. + More >> Share it

Going for the Gold The Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Medals designed with inspiration coming from "bi", China's ancient jade piece inscribed with a dragon pattern. The medals, made of gold and jade, symbolize nobility and virtue and are the embodiment of traditional Chinese values of ethics and honor, sending forth strong Chinese flavor. [ link ] Just let you know it... + More >> Share it

Countdown: Beijing Olympics 2008! Happy 2008.08.08, Today begin the Beijing Olympic! The photo is the advertising campaign "adidas (Gold is not a Given)". Watch the adidas: Countdown! Share it

The bionic eye : Light-curving camera that may help the blind to see For years, scientists have set their sights on creating bionic eye transplants to help the blind see. Yesterday they came a step closer after announcing they had made a camera that can reproduce human vision. Teams from Illinois University and Northwestern University, Illinois, cracked the problem by creating a hemispherical elastic membrane. This was flattened so the delicate electronics could be built on to it before it was allowed to spring back to its original shape. When the flexible mesh of silicon pixels joined by tiny wires springs back, the wires take the strain, leaving the delicate pixels intact. The mesh is transferred from the membrane to a curved glass lens to produce a fully-operational camera which can then be linked to a computer so its images can be viewed. [ link ] Share it

GTA IV For PC in Nov The rumors have been circulating for months, but today Rockstar officially confirmed that Grand Theft Auto IV will be hitting the PC on Nov. 18 in North America and Nov. 21 in Europe. "We are very excited to be releasing the PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV," said Sam Houser, Founder of Rockstar Games. "The whole team is dedicated to bringing an amazing gaming experience to the PC. The game looks and plays beautifully on PC and we can't wait for people to play it." Share it