I had the absolute pleasure of stumbling upon a tweet from @BuzzEdition today that directed me to a Slideshare slide show entitled “Digital Strangelove (or How I Learned to Stop Worrying And Love the Internet)”, by David Gillespie. At this time of writing it’s been online for 2 weeks, had around 35,000 views, 350 favs and 240 embeds.

Toyota has released a new iPhone app that attempts to educate as well as advertise the features of the Prius car… in particular it’s Draw feature is the funkiest as it allows you and your iPhone to interact with a large screen over in Times Square New York. When you have downloaded the application you load it up and draw on the screen. Your drawings are then thrown up on to the huge screen and mixed with the Prius. Other features of the Pr

Presented exclusively at Art Basel Miami a small focus on two superb stagings of the collaboration between luxury car maker Daimler and photographer David LaChapelle. A true celebration of two vehicles marked two eras, the legendary Maybach Zeppelin DS 8 of 1931 and the splendid new Maybach Zeppelin Limited Edition that has been just introduced. The renowned American photographer has chosen to collaborate with style icon Daphne Guinness to por

Where will we be in Five Years ? We’re approaching the end of 2009, and many people are wondering what the future will bring. While no one can predict for sure what the Internet holds in its future, there are indicators and trends that can point us in the right direction. A ton of technologies are ripe for further development in the coming few years. Social media and related apps are definitely going to be at the forefront of the Web for

A quick look back at the Google Story over the last 11 years. From Stanford to Mountain View and around the world, featuring many different products, starting with BackRub (Search) up to Google Wave, StreetView and Chrome.

that Web Entrepreneurs tell

If you were enchanted by the idea of a retro German roadster with a 500-horsepower V10 engine on tap, you'd better start saving. Because reports from Germany, home of the eminently desirable Veritas RS3, place the supercar's price at a handsome €342,000. You'd also better act fast if you want to get your hands on one, because Vermot AG, the engineering start-up responsible for the Veritas, will only make 30 examples, pretty much guarante