The Greener Gadgets Competition sprouts a wireless cork mouse that needs no batteries, and a bicycle that charges up your iPhone with a 3 kilometre ride.
Self-explanatory, there's Humpin' Down Under, Even Ugly Hummers Need Lovin', Caught Jeff's Fancy...you get it. Get in on the action and submit your own hump.
Often entirely unnecessary, highly guzzling and certainly ego fluffing, with IHYH the Hummer get's it's own moment of vulnerability.
Awareness turned, Amusing.
Samsung Freecycle envisions a cycling world where bikes are shared and users communicate usage.
1. Locate bike on Samsung Device.
2. Message current user for access.
3. User replies with an okay.
4. Meet bike, plug in Device.
5. Cycle, repeat.
Nice idea, but PSFK highlights already apparent human hassles. I'd like to see the bikes just talking to users directly on an open platform, which would eliminate the need to associate with Samsung...which I guess defies their point...
The electric YikeBike fits in your backpack.
Not a chain, gear box, brake, cable or lever in sight - running on a little yet powerful 1.2kW electric motor and controller, it has electronic anti-skid brakes, reaches a top speed of 20km/h, and has absolutely zero emissions.
(via The Design Blog)
Both claiming to come up with a Hybrid by 2015. Does that mean I get to change my future car to a sexy beast ;-)
So it's not edible, but it looks hot enough to be. :). London Garden, winner's of this years Future City Mobility have got it tight. I don't know how to ride a bike...but this concept makes me want to get into gear quick-fast.
The Schweeb...