Toshiba is taking an interesting view at how our life would be without NAND Flash.  Here’s a first look.  Click on the following link and scroll down to see the videos.

http://www.flash25.toshiba.com/

Yes, your MacBook Air can double as a kitchen knife…

Maybe this isn’t really a “technology video” in the strictest sense. It’s not necessarily a helpful or informative one either…unless you happen to be out of sharp kitchen utensils and facing certain ruin if you’re unable to slice up some fresh fruit or veggies. Regardless, the amount of creativity displayed here does merit reposting- if only for the purpose of pure entertainment.

Now, how many of you are currently grabbing your keys to run out to purchase a MacBook Air so you can try this at home? Probably nobody, but maybe you’ll be inspired to think outside the box in some other way.

Steve Jobs Demos the First Apple Macintosh

It’s been almost exactly 27 years since this demonstration took place. It was two days after the Mac’s commercial, which went on to be considered one of the most successful t.v commercials ever released in the US, debuted during 1984′s Super Bowl XVIII.

As we approach Super Bowl XLV and the commercials - which are still anticipated by some almost as much as the game – it’s pretty amazing to look back and see how far technology has come.

Google Goggles 1.3

From the intial release of Google Goggles, we know that it works by scanning photos of objects, text, people, etc., that you take on your smartphone.  After scanning, it is then able to retrieve search results related to those photos.  Already pretty cool if you ask me.  Now, with the latest version, we see an even more impressive use.  Google Goggles 1.3 has the ability to analyze and solve Sudoku puzzles!

http://business2press.com/2011/01/10/google-goggles-update-solves-sudoku-puzzles/