The SAMSON Switchblade, a flying motorcycle..delivery starts in 2013. Check it out!

SAMSON-SWITCHBLADE

The Switchblade is a three-wheeled, fully enclosed vehicle that you drive from your garage to a local airport. Once there, you swing the wings out and fly directly to your destination at up to 200 mph, at altitudes to 10,000 feet. You simply land and swing the wings closed, continuing on wherever you want to go.

he Ferrari-inspired clean shape is designed to produce a down-force in gusty wind conditions, stabilizing the lightweight vehicle on the road. The wings are set at the correct angle so you literally fly the plane off the runway! Landings are designed to be similar, in that you simply fly the vehicle onto the runway to land.

via Switchblade | Samson Motorworks.

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On March the 8th the FBI will bring down DNS servers. Internet problems expected!

If you can’t access the Internet around March 8th, the FBI could be to blame. On this date, a number of domain name servers are due to be taken down, making all computers that use them net-less. Before you go get upset about this, or even worried, there’s a pretty legitimate justification here; the action is being taken in order to deal with a scourge called the DNSChanger Trojan, which modifies an infected computer’s DNS settings to direct traffic to some rather unsavory sites.

 

via FBI to Take Down a Chunk of Internet on March 8 | Geekosystem.

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Google, we spy because we made it possible!

The Wall Street Journal revealed this week that Google, again, has no decency and knows no boundaries when it comes to selling user information to advertisers. Homemade ads were created with unique code was added to Google to expose. The scandals which Google is interwoven bigger. The question immediately arises as to how safe you feel you have a Google Android phone in your pocket.

Read more: http://edition.cnn.com

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Webshops fail on Facebook! Read more…

The companies GameStop, JC Penney, Nordstrom and Gap have all opened stores within Facebook, to which then closing again. The merchants gained against all expectations not high sales. Sources explain that for the opposite Bloomberg sell better to a successful e-commerce website, then Facebook as a platform to choose.

“We were not simply the return that we needed the Facebook market, so we had to quickly close. For us, Facebook was a way to negotiate deals with customers, not a place to sell something, “said Ashley Sheetz GameStop about the failed Facebook shop opposite Bloomberg.

Facebook was until recently seen as a perfect location for her shop 845 million members. But Rita Malpuru Sucha, an analyst at Forrester Research, now has his doubts. “It was like trying to sell people something while they were hanging with friends at the bar,” says Malpuru looking back.

Source: http://nieuws.nl.msn.com/economie/webwinkels-floppen-op-facebook

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AmigaOne X1000 BoingBall Casemod.. check it out.

Check out this very nice A-EON Technologies AmigaOne BoingBall Casemod. What looks nicer…you decide! (Picture is the original Case.. in the Video the Modded version)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nice work F1Lupo

 

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