Andres Valera

Lego for Adults

Martin Hüdepohl, a 27 years old designer from Germany just-released the book “LEGO for Adults”, witch it’s the first construction manual for fun-to-shoot lego weapons.

[Buy it]

Tags: Lego

Yellow Pages

Today while reading Torontoist I found this photo (by Patrick Metzger) of a great guerrilla campaign by Yellow Pages, but, is somebody still using yellow pages to find something?

Personally I haven’t done it for years.

Tags: guerrilla marketing

Rotating skyscraper to be build in Dubai

The Italian architect David Fisher has create a building with floors that can each rotate independently of one another, also the building will be powered by entirely by wind and solar energy via outer solar panels and wind turbines between the floors.

Take a look at this coverage from AP

[Geekologie]

Tags: architecture, dubai, rotating skyscraper

Thank you Bill

Today is last days of Bill Gates in Microsoft as an FTE and despite all the discussion about some of Microsoft policies or even the quality of their latest operating systems nobody can deny that Bill Gates has change the computer era through Microsoft, for what, I must say, Thank you Bill.

Here are some media coverage from major newspapers and websites and a funny video about Bill Gate last day at Microsoft.

* Microsoft without Gates – Fortune

* Ballmer Ponders Changes at Microsoft – WSJ

* Bill Gates bows out (mostly) at Microsoft – Cnet

Tags: Bill Gates, Microsoft

Rogers reveals the iPhone 3G plan – Not unlimited data on ANY plan.

As everybody thought the IPhone plans from Rogers requires their lovely 3 year contract, starting from $60 UP to $150, a lot more compared to the unlimited 3G data plans from ATT for business users that will cost $45 a month in addition to a voice plan.

As usual we always pay more here in Canada.

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Tags: Apple, IPhone, Rogers