Monthly Archives: January 2011

Sharing your photos across multiple social networks is a major pain. Dropico makes sharing as simple as dragging and dropping your photos to share them across networks, directly to friends, and without clicking your way to carpal tunnel syndrome. Dropico … Continue reading →

Gmail Labs. The list is pretty massive, so we’ve narrowed down our 10 favorite labs to help increase your email productivity. We’ve actually gone through our 10 favorite labs before, back when Labs was a bit younger. Now, many of … Continue reading →

Space elevators are incredibly tall theoretical structures that stretch beyond the earth’s atmosphere to transport satellites and shuttles into outer space without the cost and environmental impact of rocket fueled launches. The idea has always been more science fiction than … Continue reading →

Addressing growing concern over climate change and the rising level of the world’s oceans, Russian architectural firm Remistudio has designed a massive hotel concept that can endure extreme floods. The arch-shaped building, dubbed the Ark, has a structure that enables … Continue reading →

Good design often tackles multiple issues with one swoop, and good green design does this while helping to create a better world. The Hydroleaf is a striking design that is part bus shelter, part street light, part rain catchment system, … Continue reading →

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