Posts Tagged ‘Scratch’
Artist Builds Impressive He-Man Sculpture From Scratch
Author: James Cliff
Seen here sporting the hair braids he got during springtime break, He-Man prepares to battle Skeletor’s forces with absolutely nothing however a sword and brute sexuality. The 1:4 scale sculpture was constructed from scratch by DeviantARTist EdgePang (aka EJ Pang) and is relatively accurate representation of exactly what I look with my shirt off. My nipples are way smaller though. He’s got half-dollars, I have actually got pennies. Also, I don’t have any of those worms crawling under my skin. “Those are veins.” I recognized that! I go to the fitness center– I have a membership. “You may have a membership, however you most definitely do not go.” Ugh, it’s so challenging to get inspired.
Hit the jump for a bunch more from different angles, 2 different states of undress, as well as some work-in-progress shots.
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Phil Schiller on the iPhone 5: Apple ‘began from scratch’
Author: Tyler Evans
At Apple’s iPhone 5 event today, I had a chance to spend a few moments chatting with Phil Schiller, the company’s senior vice president of marketing.
Schiller bounced out of a holding area near the iPhone 5 demo tables with a big smile on his face, surrounded by Apple PR flacks and a variety of handlers — but he was all too happy to talk about the new phone. “What did you think?” he asked before I could get a question out. After telling him I thought the new device was handsome and reaffirmed my desire to “make love to it” (his response: “we’ll get you two a room”), I queried about the design language, and if the iPhone 5 was an evolution of the older phones, or something new. “The design language is an iteration,” he told me, “but…
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Play Minesweeper In Real Life With These Scratch Cards
Author: Brian McKinnell
Get up from the desk and take a step into real life with these Minesweeper scratch cards. They’re just like the classic Windows game except losing actually means something since the cards cost $ 2 a piece. You can’t click New Game with these cards and, as technabob points out, it’s totally possible to lose on the first play. Even better, the cards double as postcards allowing you to send the gift of nostalgic gaming to a buddy.
Connected Design sells the cards for $ 2 each and they are available in both easy and hard with 80 or 120 mines, respectively. Thankfully, the cards also ship with stickers, allowing players to place flags and question marks on suspected mines just like in the PC version. If Windows isn’t your thing, the design company also sells Mac novelty product such as iOS sticky notes and a clever iPhone case with an integrated USB drive.
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Play Minesweeper In Real Life With These Scratch Cards
Author: Angela Chin
Get up from the desk and take a step into real life with these Minesweeper scratch cards. They’re just like the classic Windows game except losing actually means something since the cards cost $ 2 a piece. You can’t click New Game with these cards and, as technabob points out, it’s totally possible to lose on the first play. Even better, the cards double as postcards allowing you to send the gift of nostalgic gaming to a buddy.
Connected Design sells the cards for $ 2 each and they are available in both easy and hard with 80 or 120 mines, respectively. Thankfully, the cards also ship with stickers, allowing players to place flags and question marks on suspected mines just like in the PC version. If Windows isn’t your thing, the design company also sells Mac novelty product such as iOS sticky notes and a clever iPhone case with an integrated USB drive.
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‘Minesweeper’ scratch cards bring the virtual addiction into the real world
Author: Charity Woods
Though many of us are loathe to admit it, the simplicity of Minesweeper makes it a game that can take up inordinate amounts of time. But if you want to play without having to stare at a screen, Connect Design has released a series of scratch cards that let you experience Minesweeper with a coin instead of a mouse. The cards cost just $ 2 each, come in both easy and hard varieties, and they even come with stickers to represent the flags. Best of all, they double as postcards, making them a great way to keep in touch with friends who also happen to be gamers.
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How easily can gorilla glass be scratch on a tablet like the Xoom or Eee Pad transformer?
Author: Markus Smith
Question by 
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I’m getting one of those two but i dont know if the gorilla glass will be scratch easily or not
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gorilla glass videos on youtube. check em.
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Screen Grabs: Vampire Diaries uses Galaxy Note to scratch out sinister signals
Author: Jade Kim
Screen Grabs chronicles the uses (and misuses) of real-world gadgets in today’s movies and TV. Send in your sightings (with screen grab!) to screengrabs at engadget dot com.
The residents of Mystic Falls, Virginia are the most tech-savvy bunch of supernatural creatures we’ve ever seen. If Edward Cullen and Bella Swan bothered to email each other, then we’d have been spared the horrors of New Moon. Quite the opposite here, as The Vampire Diaries folks have their fingers close to the undead pulse of gadgets, with one character in last night’s episode refusing to type a text message so they could write out their response with an S-Pen. Fans of the show that keep score should know that it currently stands two to Microsoft, two to Google and the fate of humanity all to play for.
[Thanks, Mark]
Screen Grabs: Vampire Diaries uses Galaxy Note to scratch out sinister signals originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 01 Apr 2012 04:24:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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HEY! 34: @JeriEllsworth tells how she made an OLED from scratch
Author: Jon Mitchell
HEAR THE COMPLETE PODCAST: hey.com Jeri Ellsworth is a self-taught chip designer, pinball wizard and former race car driver/designer and roller derby queen. She built a retro Commodore 64 joystick that was a popular toy, and she taught herself how to make a microchip in her kitchen. And now comes her most recent project – a homemade Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED). We talk to her in her nerd lab to find out how she did it, and a few other facts. Host: Dane Golden hey.com http Subscribe to the show on iTunes at bit.ly
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Motorola Xoom – Scratch Test
Author: Ang Nguyen
Scartch Poof your Motorola Xoom Screen with the best selling screen protector. Buy the invisibleSHIELD™ by ZAGG.
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Nissan Scratch Shield iPhone case fixes its own scratches and blemishes
Author: Troy Sorbo
A few years ago, Nissan developed a type of paint for its cars that can automatically fix scratches — now the company’s taking its tech off your car and onto your iPhone 4 or 4S. The new Nissan Scratch Shield is made of ABS plastic that makes up the case is designed to be more rigid than other plastics, and a gel-style surface that promises to handle scratches better. And did we mention it heals itself? The case’s paint is made of polyrotaxane, which Nissan says reacts when its structure is changed and actually morphs back into its original shape, covering over the scratch. The process takes between an hour and a week depending on the severity of the blemish, and though it can’t handle huge gashes it should do fine with your iPhone’s…
