Another ridiculously real iPhone clone until you power it on

Dude, this is not the iPhone. It is the EPhone M8 and is extremely close to the real one in terms of looks. But when you turn it on, don’t expect the Apple OS or anything close to it.
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Dude, this is not the iPhone. It is the EPhone M8 and is extremely close to the real one in terms of looks. But when you turn it on, don’t expect the Apple OS or anything close to it.

Earlier we had seen the different forms of Rubik’s cubes. The goal was to rotate the segments horizontally and vertically to rearrange the jumbled up colored looking cubes. What we have here is a similar form of the puzzle, but with an assortment of rectangular parallelepipeds. There’s no variety of colors for a change as well. Definitely looks like another gripping brain teaser to warm you up this winter.

This thing may be just too good to be true. It seems that the iPhone case manufacturer XSKN has now a new section on their website called “iPhone Nano”. Ofcourse, this does not guarantee the existence of this device, it sure raises our hopes.

This is a refrigerator with a twist. Multiple compartments that are isolated from one another make up the whole freezing unit. Yes indeed, it’s a good product for students or people who have to share a single fridge owing to their education or job purposes. Each can have a space of his own and keeping one’s food becomes a whole easy task without disturbing others’.
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We all had books, notebooks, magazines piled on shelves but arranging the same to create a bookish Christmas tree is quite unique a concept to think of. A few days back we had seen a Christmas tree constructed from circuit board with LEDs for a light display on it and now here’s one more, this time with books…

A neat piece of work. The Apple logo is not cut/curved by a knife, and as EvilMadScientist says, ” We went alpha-geek on it and put it in the 45 watt carbon-dioxide laser. ” This is not only a splendid example of a logo etched beautifully, but an Apple pie to enjoy as well. Rock on Chef ! We are pretty darn sure Steve Jobs would like to have hands on one !

Netherlands based architects MVRDV has come up with this great design of an incredible new city called Gwanggyo Power Center, located south of Seoul, South Korea. Several organic hill structures combine to form this magnificent city which will be completely self-sufficient and would support 77,000 residents.