His and Hers (additional image below) pixelated Censorship Towels by Carmichael Collective are a cheeky way to cover up and dry off.

One of our favorite blogs interviews one of our favorite online personalities: Los Angeles I'm Yours profiles Mark Frauenfelder, not only the founder of Boing Boing and editor-in-chief of MAKE, but surprisingly the creative mind behind a few of Billy Idol's album covers!

A few episodes back during an otherwise tense episode of Mad Men, Pete Campbell was grinning ear to ear while showing off a brand new console hi-fi stereo system and the "tiny orchestra" playing inside the basketball player length setup. For the most part, in the era of mobile audio, these type of setups have gone way of the tail-finned Caddy...

Perhaps it's a shoebox full of old family photos or a desire to do something creative with your Flickr feed, this DIY project is a keen way to transfer photographic memories into decorated and/or wearable items using Photoshop, printer transparency paper, and light sensitive dye...

Fascinating look at what was envisioned of the future: "In 1961, the digital future was just starting to come to fruition. And the Bell System had a number of products that had either just come onto the market, or were incipient, that implemented these new computer technologies. In December 1960, AT&T had just announced an investment of $2.5 billion for satellite communications and improving the network for data services and computer communication."

I've got a friend who still swears by the analog sounds of an old timey dial-style AM radio even in this era of Bluetooth and Airplay audio devices. He says he likes the quality of the mono sound, and probably more importantly, he holds a flame for a bygone era where audio equipment borrowed many the stylings cues from home furnishings. But even a time traveling day dreamer like my friend owns an iPhone and listens to MP3's, thus he might be a candidate for one of these elegant retro-styled radios engineered that look like yesterday, but work with today's mobile music devices...

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Smart merging of technology and advertising here, whether you're at the bar or at home enjoying a pint. Pour a Guinness inside one of these special glasses and the QR code pattern is revealed...

LEAP Motion
• $69.99 (Pre-order price)
• LEAP

Think of the LEAP as a Microsoft Kinect for your computer monitor. If this works as well as the video above purports, the small $70 accessory could be a big hit amongst those of us who've always harbored hopes for a Minority Report/Prometheus-style user interface...