Hasta La Gadget!

When a foodie happens to be an artist, you know what to expect next: food art. Personally, I find that nobody does it better than Hong Yi. She certainly found a creative way to create plated masterpieces that integrated the actual food items she used with the backgrounds that were also created using food.

I like the one of the doggy Oreos best. But maybe I’m biased, because I happen to like Oreos and it’s not exactly a secret that I love dogs.

Check out some more of Hong Yi’s work in the gallery below. And if you’re starving for more, then you can follow her project on Instagram.

[via Foodigity & Enpundit via Laughing Squid]

Remember when you had to run around town literally busting to reach a bathroom safely? Or were forced to drive for miles anxiously looking for the next rest stop? Those days are over. So long as your car or truck is close by, the Bumper Dumper means now you’ll always have somewhere to go.

Attention all you mug snugglers! Designed with mug hugging in mind, Hold-Me Mug’s organic design allows you to get super cozy with your warm beverage of choice.

Have you always wanted to put hot dogs in your ears but couldn’t find a good reason to do it? Or any reason to do it? Look no further. The reason to put hot dogs in your ears has arrived and is here now. Right now!

Google is known for its liberal use of Easter eggs among its products and software, and the Google I/O 2013 website is no exception. The website was just updated, and it is packed full of Easter eggs and fun surprises to hunt down. Check out a few of them after the jump, then head over to the website yourself to see how many of them you can find.

First things first, head on over to the official Google I/O website here and give the “I/O” characters on the page a click. You’ll notice the Is and Os showing up along the bottom with your pattern. Figuring out the correct codes will pull up different Easter eggs, and there are quite a bit to find, it seems, so get busy clicking. One example is the hotdog/hamburger combo I found that you see above.

You’ll know when you find a valid code, because the box around the characters you selected will turn green, and once this happens the default I/O will slide to the left, pulling in the Easter egg image. Getting tired of searching? Here are a few patterns to try out: “OOIIIOOI”, “IOOIOOOO”, and “IOOOOOOI” (hint: the last one is a game of pong).

The fun doesn’t end there, though, with more Easter eggs being scattered around the website. According to the folks over at The Next Web, there are sound effects and hidden pages to be found as well. And cats. Don’t forget the cats. Head on over and have a look yourself, then come back and let us know what you discover in the comments!

[via Android Community]

Google packs its I/O 2013 website with Easter eggs is written by Brittany Hillen & originally posted on SlashGear.
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