Apr 06
Facebook Home ‘Airplane’ ad brings one traveler’s News Feed aboard — literally
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Sure, Facebook had a weird ad with Blink-182 for the HTC Status, but its sneak peek at its newest TV spot for the First and Home is on another level. Posted today on its Facebook profile, the campy piece literally brings one traveler’s feed to life inside the cabin of his flight during boarding. We won’t spoil the goods for you, but it’s interesting to see Facebook’s first thrust at marketing this skin and smartphone combo out to the masses. Catch the full clip after the break.
Filed under: Cellphones, Misc, Software, Mobile, HTC, Facebook
Source: Facebook
These days, it is all about convergence devices as well as ideas, and when it comes to the humble clothes clip, I guess you can more or less say that the design could not be improved further. Or could it? Apparently so, as evident by the folks over at Panasonic of Japan, having unveiled the hands-free LED clip light BF-AF20P which will arrive in different pleasing colors. The Panasonic BF-AF20P LED light will not only help you light up your path or the immediate area (although do not expect it to flood the entire area), it also doubles up as a clothes clip which comes in handy to dry clothes.
While lighting in our homes serve as a way to illuminate, other times lights can be used for decorative purposes, as well as to set the mood. If you’re looking for a unique lamp for your home, this lamp made by Paul Foeckler at Split Grain might be of interest to you. As you can see in the photo above, this lamp is by no means conventional and we doubt that you would be using it for a bedside reading lamp, but if you’re in the market for a conversational piece, we think this might get the job done. Made from pieces of California cypress trees, it features a white LED lamp and is carved entirely handmade, clocking in over 50 hours just to complete this piece. It looks pretty awesome and will help warmth to a room, but unfortunately there is only one unit available and it will cost you a whopping $750. If you’d like to check out more photos or read more about this lamp sculpture, head on over to 
Espresso machines come in shapes and sizes, ranging from small ones meant to brew a single cup of coffee, to the larger ones usually designed for cafes and restaurants in mind where multiple shots of espresso need to be prepared at once. Well if you’re looking for an espresso machine but none of the ones you’ve seen seem to appeal to you, then perhaps the 
