The Spying Scandal
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Miniatur Wunderland (Miniature Wonderland), Hamburg, Germany
The world's largest model railway that attracts millions of tourists from around the world. In the highly computerized minure world , hundreds of railways, millions of automobiles and large commercialized ships run across the tiny version of West. You might also like this post Via: YouTube
Another Approach for the Future: SpaceTop's Tangible Screen
In TED, MIT's graduate student, Jinha Lee revealed his developing technology of "tangible" 3D screen that allow an user to manipulate objects (or windrows) inside the screen freely as he wish, while the keyboard is hidden behind the 3D screen: in which case you must be comfortable with blind-touch. Via: YouTube Himajin-Sokuhou
Sony's Hatsune-Miku-special Walkman
In commemoration of the fifth anniversary of a Japanese virtual singer, Hatsune Miku's birth, Sony released Hatsune Miku's fifth anniversary special walkman models, blue-colored NW-S764/L and black-colored NW-S764/B respectively in limited quantities, as they sold the models by subscription since the early August for which more pre-orders than they expected were made. The fact is the products were sold in as soon as four hours, indicating the her great popularity in Japan, the country of Otaku. You might also like this post Via: AV Watch
Rumored iPhone 5 Photos Appeared on the Internet
5to9Mac reported that some parts of upcoming iPhone 5 had been sold on China Gadget Land, where products from China are sold, and they got sold-out as soon as they appeared on the site. With bigger screen than the last one, the rumored iPhone 5 parts meets our expectation. You might also like this post Via: 9to5Mac Himajin-Sokuho
Microsoft Unveils a New Look
Microsoft changed its logo for the first time in 25 years. In the new one, each colored square simbolizes their major products; blue stands for Windows, red stands for Office, and Green stands for XBOX. You might also like this post Via: NAVER YouTube
Google+ Cover Project
This summer, Google appeared in Comic Market 82 , a Japanese comic market, setting up its booth, for which numerous participants made a long line. They were targeting anime-character illustrated books and stackers for which Google and anime companies collaborated. To get those special items, participants had to challenge gashapon, capsule-toy vending machine, to get tickets to trade with those items. Since Google enjoyed such high-popularity in the event, they are expected to join the event in winter as well. Google+ gashapon-machine You might also like this post Via: Gold Rush
The History of Nintendo - Brawl in the Family
As the gaming brand, Nintendo, is now renounced today, there was a long journey to get today's position as world's gaming leader. Start from a Hanafuda (Japanese traditional card game), the company even diversified into love-hotels; and finally they found themselves in the gaming field with their legendary big-hit series, including Mario, Pokemon and the list goes on and on. The Nintendo history, which even the Japanese don't know, would give you a chance to trace back to the beginning of the Nintendo. Via: YouTube Rocket News 24
You'll Know Top Fans of Your Posts
On July 11th, Facebook announced officially to implement a newly-developed function via which you would know how many friends read your posts; and what is more, you would get a list on which all of your friends's names who read your posts will be added. Via: Net-lab
Smart Trash-box; You Will Never Miss Throwing a Trash into a Garbage Can
Have you ever missed throwing a trash into your trash box? Well, with this newly-developed trash box by a amateur Japanese engineer, you would never miss your throw. Hope the "smart trash-box" will be a commercial reality in the near future, surprising your guests! Via: YouTube
Surface by Microsoft
With the world's latest OS, Microsoft is going to launch its very first tablet under the brand of the company. Surface , the company's flagship tablet-like PC will compete against its partners who's been using Microsoft's Windows OSes. Via: YouTube
