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See Fabian Hemmert and his amazing, shape-shifting cellphone prototype (video) -- Engadget
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RT @lasern: Kennt ihr eigentlich den legendären Fliegenwelpenautomaten in Berlin-Wedding? http://www.derwedding.de/2010/02/25/madenautomat/
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Oehm. Komma klar. Der hat ein iframe in einen webchat gepastet und keine Seite aufgemacht.
Ito World: ITO World at TED 2010 - Project Haiti
Each flash represents a new edit into OpenStreetMap, and this visualisation is a vivid picture of how much work was contributed by volunteers, following the quake. First the primary and secondary roads (green and red) are added and then smaller residential streets and many other features such as the blue glowing camps of displaced people that emerge.
Each flash represents a new edit into OpenStreetMap, and this visualisation is a vivid picture of how much work was contributed by volunteers, following the quake. First the primary and secondary roads (green and red) are added and then smaller residential streets and many other features such as the blue glowing camps of displaced people that emerge.
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February 26 2010
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