Terra Parental Control Tries to Hide Naughty Animations

This inventive banner takes interactive advertisement to new heights. The web banner for Terra Parental Control shows a beautiful women doing a slow striptease on the screen… but look out for the Terra Parental Control man! He does not approve of you and will fight you to stop the movie.

Check the video below.

Amazing Parkour Motion Reel

This amazing video was first illustrated, frame by frame, with a technical pen, and then animated, flip-book style, by vimeo user Saggyarmpit. Check it out:

parkour motion reel from saggyarmpit on Vimeo.

Video : Things are not always what they seem

New Tech : The 'Swing Your Energy Charger' is an Easy Way to Juice Up Your Mobile

A dying battery on your mobile phone can be a worst-case scenario for those of us that cannot be away from our mobiles for even a second. The Swing Your Energy Charger is a quick and easy solution for dying mobile batteries. Designed by Song Teaho and Hyejin Lee, the Swing Your Energy Charger just needs to be twirled around your finger to power back up.

Unfortunately, the Swing Your Energy Charger will only give your mobile phone enough juice to last you through your next conversation or until you get to your electrical charger.

A Sprint Commercial That Focuses on Statistics in an Entertaining Way

This Sprint commercial is all about about the numbers. This short and sweet television spot is entertaining regardless of your relationship with Sprint.

Get up to date on your stats by watching the Sprint commercial above.

Google Nexus One is OFFICIAL and Google is

T-Mobile, Verizon and Vodafone already signed up to sell it. After weeks of speculation, Google has officially unveiled its new Nexus One Android handset, which it claims "belongs in the emerging class of devices which we call 'superphones'".

As expected, the handset runs the latest version of the Android OS - version 2.1 - and has been made by HTC. It's got a 3.7-inch touchscreen and runs off Qualcomm's 1GHz Snapdragon chipset.

Google has launched its own web-store to sell selected Android handsets, starting with the Nexus One. It's being sold SIM-free for $529, shipping to the US, UK, Singapore and Hong Kong.
However, T-Mobile USA will be selling it for $179 on a two-year contract. One thing for sure, Google is nailing the Operator to the wall by directly selling to consumers. And I m sure some will be sold in China soon.

Meanwhile, Verizon Wireless and Vodafone will also be selling the handset from Spring, although no pricing details have been announced.

As you'd expect from a Google-branded phone, the Nexus One features all Google's apps, including Gmail, Google Voice and Google Maps Navigation. A new, whizzier version of Google Earth was also unveiled at the event, with desktop-like 3D fly-throughs.

Other entertainment-focused features include voice recognition integrated deep into the device, 'live' wallpapers, and a 3D photo-browsing gallery. The voice recognition was showed off at the launch by composing an email in Gmail by talking into the phone.

There's also a trackball for navigation below the touchscreen - interesting, given RIM's recent abandoning of trackballs in favour of trackpads. However, the fact that the trackball can pulse different colours to serve as notifications is a nifty selling point (for us ubergeeks, anyway).
One final note for app developers: Google confirmed at the event that it will soon drop its limit on the storage space available for apps on Android handsets.

Check out the promo video below :

Our day revolves around lots of Digits

Number from Gwen Francois on Vimeo.

‘Number’ by SKILLLAB is a supercharged short film that makes the viewer realize how often numbers appear throughout our day. Whether it’s time on a clock, portions of food or numbers on a spreadsheet at work, it’s clear that digits have permeated nearly every moment.

Happy New Year from MOBIZ

Happy New Year to you and yours from MOBIZ! May you have a safe and prosperous new year. I m thankful and grateful to all of you for reading and commenting on my blog. All the best to 2010.