Articles Posted in the Off The Wall Category
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A liver from the laserjet?
Back in the day, the office joke was about those naughty coworkers who sat on the copy machine, sans clothing in some cases, to print – posterior art. Perhaps in the not too distant future…
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Augmented reality knows who you are
Thanks to Augmented Reality (AR), television fans of the Vancouver Olympics are being treated to the digital line. Shani Davis or some other Olympian is skating around the track in a qualifier when all of…
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Architecture outside the you-know-what
Without architecture we’d probably still be stuck in caves. But without visionary architecture we’d all still be inside-the-box, which isn’t necessarily a bad place but it’s not as much fun as – well, you know.…
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The art of moving things
When Alexander Calder was in the fourth grade, he made a three-dimensional sculpture for his parents. One element was a duck that rocked when it was tapped. This is thought to be the initial inklings…
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Designing Restrooms
Dwell presents | The Bathroom Reinvented: Universal Design in Public Bathrooms | Part 1 | by Gary Nadeau from gary nadeau on Vimeo.
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Digital and remarkable equals GaGa
Fans of “Queen,” may know that “Radio GaGa,” is one of the songs on their 1991 album. It is thought to be a commentary on video killing off radio. But Radio GaGa is also said…
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Is this your next car?
Should the car of the future look like the car of the past? Only you can decide when you pull out your debit card for your next vehicle purchase – who uses checkbooks anymore? Whatever…
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Color your world – changeable
Latest technology is redefining the concept of accessorizing with colors. Instead of a hard and fast color decision at the time of purchase, consumers will eventually be able to change the color of a given…
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Another addictive app
Traffic Rush isn’t an app for any practical purpose such as informing the user of the current traffic scene during rush hour. It isn’t necessarily the most favored app either. But it’s easy to find…
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