Modern houses nowadays should use Geothermal power both for heating or cooling. Especially now that gas and oil price hikes are affecting most countries, businesses, and people, it’s about time that we think of more ways to go ‘green’. more »
What’s with robo pets being introduced left and right? Sure, the Pleo and the Robot Golden Retriever may be cuties but robot hamster?
Hamsters are rodents. And rodents are well, yucky for me. Good thing though that the Dream Hamster is just a pet toy so I won’t always have to clean and scream. more »
Zapping bugs and mosquitoes is not an easy thing to do. Most mosquito-killing devices are either harmful to ones health or are really not green. more »
It’s summer alright but the heat of the sun can’t stop you from staying in front of the PC, wasting your time away Googling your name or updating your Facebook. more »
The POWERleap Tiles is a nice concept for the future of our homes. Why, you simply have to walk on it and then voila, you get to generate electricity while you sweat all that fat out.
The tiles reportedly "use piezoelectricity to generate elctricity by applying mechanical stress more »
According to a study conducted and released next month by eMarketer, this is excellent news for video publishers: Online video viewers are, for the most part, still watching as much TV and seeing as many movies on DVD and in theaters as ever. more »
This Butterfly box is not something guys and geeks would make use of but geeky girls like me could somehow use this as a jewelry box. It’s small I know, not able to hold your big diamonds and pearls but this one is ‘green’. more »
The typically pricey HTC Touch reinvents itself as a discount smartphone with Alltel, and as a result you get a lot of power for your dollar here.
The Good: Inexpensive. Speedy processor. Plenty of room for third-party apps.
The Bad: Balky touch screen. Mediocre voice quality. Middling camera. more »
Yahoo! Green just compiled solutions to the different problems generally faced by most of the motorists. The question as to why we don’t have cheap cars yet is hard to answer but soon enough, the world will see cheap eco-cars so you can drive to your heart’s content without having to worry about gas prices. more »
The 24-inch Acer P241w may look plain at first glance, but it has some subtle details that reveal a thoughtful design.
The Good: Unique bezel design creates an aesthetically pleasing look; sharp picture quality with DVDs and games; very high screen brightness; has DVI, VGA, and HDMI ports.
The Bad: High brightness makes for washed out color and shallow blacks; no height adjustment more »
