Do you know any gamer who's already finished Grand Theft Auto IV? Then it's time to start looking for amusing signs, such as this Apple / iPhone parody. Click here for one more picture.
And if that's not enough, the site advertises a new banana-shaped iFruit phone. Its sales points made me laugh out loud: No buttons, no reception, no storage capacity, all Ego![via Gizmodo - TUAW]
Just days away from Iron Man's theatrical release, this trailer gives us a look at Tony Stark getting suited up, Mark III-style. Continue reading to watch.
No Tux, but the Mark III suit. What's impressive about the movie's suit design is that they've not only detailed the red and gold of the outer shell, but the entire underlayer of the chassis and fastening system[via Gizmodo]
Inside Line tests the 2009 Jaguar XF Supercharged, which is powered by a 420hp, mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. Base model starts at $62,975. Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
The Jaguar XF Supercharged adds up to one impressive car. Yet this is not because the XF S/C is necessarily better than its competition at everything a car should be. Rather, the XF succeeds because it is unashamed to propose a new path for the luxury sedan, one that's tangential to the one chosen by the German sedans that we've come to love[via Edmunds]
No other dishwasher quite matches the design of the Mural, which "slides along the length of the rack, cleaning as it goes." Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Putting your dirty dishes into a dishwasher to clean them only to move them again to a cupboard for storage, is a pretty inefficient system when you think about it.[via Dvice - MocoLoco]
Israel's $600,000 "Guardium" is an autonomous, 4-wheeled robot that "can be mounted with cameras, night-vision equipment and sensors, as well as more lethal tools like machine guns." Video after the break.
Following pre-programmed routes, it can navigate alone through cities - the vehicle knows how to deal with intersections, traffic and road markings. It can patrol borders, its cameras scanning 360 degrees at all times, and alert operators if it spots anything suspicious[via Engadget - NewLaunches]
The iSwish application brings the "rubber band-like scrolling, jiggly icons, screen flicking, SummerBoard themes, and even simulated multi-touch pinching of photos" you've come to love to any Windows Mobile device. Video after the break.
While you can argue that Windows Mobile is feature-for-feature and spec-for-spec superior to OS X on the iPhone, Apple's mobile UI is certainly more fun to use[via Engadget]
Here's a first: a notepad with an integrated keyboard. This allows musicians to try out their tunes right then and there, or in private with its built-in headphone jack. No word yet on availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.
It's a keyboard-in-a-folder, and is the perfect tool for busy musicians and composers. Travellers stuck in the same train carriage as someone carrying this should thank their lucky stars that Yamaha didn't make a version for drummers[via YankoDesign - Gizmodo]
This followup to Assault Heroes "adds hijackable enemy vehicles entering the mix, as well as taking the firefight into outer space for the first time." Available May 14th on XBL for 800-points. Videos after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Assault Heroes remains one of the best arcade shooter experiences on Xbox Live Arcade today - exactly the sort of game I used to play in arcades with my friends back in the day. Now Wanako Studios is readying Assault Heroes 2 for release next month, promising all of the action of the original and more[via Kotaku]
BoyGeniusReport provides us with the first pictures of RIM's upcoming BlackBerry "Kickstart" clamshell phone. It sports "a Pearl-esque keyboard, typical trackball navigation, and apparently utilizes both an internal and external LCD screen." Click here for first picture in gallery.
Ready to have your brain blown out through the top of your head? Look above -- you're staring at the heretofore unseen BlackBerry clamshell, the Kickstart[via Engadget - BoyGeniusReport]
