Delhi Metro routes now available on Google Maps
If you are in Delhi and need info on Delhi Metro routes, look no further than Google Maps. The information is available in the Transit layer in Google Maps. To see this layer, simply click on “More…” button in the maps area and then select the “Transit” option.
Awesome Nexus One Unboxing Video
Check out this super awesome unboxing video of the Google Nexus One phone:
Cool eh?
Play Piano on Youtube! [OMG]
This is arguably the most creative thing you’ll see (do?) today.
[via - Gizmodo]
Windows XP error in the sky!
Anyone looking at the following images will say that they are made using some simple Photoshop tricks:
Tallest and most expensive fountain in the world is now open in Dubai
Check out this awesome video of the tallest (and understandably the most expensive) fountain in the world at Dubai:
The fountain is understandably next to Burj Dubai, the tallest building in the world.
[via Gizmodo]
Super awesome geeky T-shirts for your twins
There is nothing much to say here. The picture below says it all:
UPDATE: Here is the mac version:
[The Daily What via Gizmodo]
[Geeks Are Sexy via Gizmodo]
Clothes Hanger Chandeliers (aka Hangeliers) could spruce up your closet [Designs]
I never thought clothes hangers could be put to such awesome use! These chandeliers (or Hangeliers as the designers call them) are bound to turn heads around:
Vodafone makes some great ads too
Like Airtel, Vodafone has some damn cool ads in India too. Be it ZooZoos or their brand ambassador pug. This Symphonia ad in New Zealand is no exception:
Awesome twitter ads from Airtel
We all know that Airtel makes great advertisements in India. All of their ads are beautifully crafted, to the point, and deliver the message just right, leaving you mesmerized.
They recently launched an ad campaign for the SMS service for twitter in India. And as expected, the ads are fully awesome. See for yourself:
And now, Piracy on the cloud
It had to happen. TechCrunch reports about this new service from Turkey called Put.io that practically invites the pirates around the world by making their job much more convenient.
It’s an online storage service that collects files from Rapidshare, Torrents, RSS feeds and plain vanilla sources into your 50 GB space. It also allows you to access these files and enjoy any videos and music from multiple devices including your computer browser, various mobile phones and media players including the iPhone/iPod Touch, and even game consoles like the PS3 and PSP.
The idea is really innovative and amazing. But the sad thing is that all I can think about is that the infinite scope of piracy will probably ruin it.
Put.io is in private beta right now and will be launched as a paid service. Head on over to TechCrunch for a first look.
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