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Even Tony Stark had to make the Mark I Iron Man armor in a cave from scratch! This guy can go up from here… Next step? Rocket boots!

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Now multi-core Android phones can be PCs too. Ubuntu for Android enables high-end Android handsets to run Ubuntu, the world’s favourite free PC desktop operating system. So users get the Android they know on the move, but when they connect their phone to a monitor, mouse and keyboard, it becomes a PC.

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Watch Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth explain Ubuntu’s mobile strategy & what it offers industry partners.

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The lights we see in the photo below are just bottles filled with water. Any comments on this solution?

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This is the Oresund Bridge which connects Sweden & Denmark… (And we Kenyans are wowed by the Thika Superhighway!)

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Alexander Oswald is a Senior Marketing Manager with 13 years Management experience in telecommunication and consumer electronics industry. He has worked for global brands in fast changing business environments, whilst having a focus on Central & South East Europe. At the present time he is Head of Marketing at Nokia, covering several countries, including Switzerland, Cyprus, Israel and of course Austria. Adding to his durable career path, Alexander is also co-author of the first handbook for mobile marketing and mobile campaigns in German language, “Mobile Marketing”

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I reckon it’s built using LEGO Mindstorms and a Samsung Galaxy S…

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Last year, Chinese scientists showed off some new old-school tech, transmitting data with blue LEDs that flicker faster than the human eye can perceive. This throwback to the good ol’ days of IR receivers was able to hit speeds of 2Mbps but leave it to the fine folks at the Heinrich Hertz Institute to push the light bulb networking tech to the extremes! Earlier this year researchers hit 500Mbps with white LEDs; now, using a combination of white, green, blue & red, the team ramped that up to 800Mbps, officially putting Ethernet on notice. The line-of-sight networking won’t actually replace your standard Cat 5 line or WiFi router but it could find a home in places like hospitals where radio-based wireless technology can cause problems for sensitive equipment. With any luck, we’ll soon be bathing our homes in HD-streaming illumination.

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This is the only Batmobile created that makes fiction reality! It is powered by a military spec Boeing turbo shaft engine driving the rear wheels through a semi automatic gearbox. It features a custom tube frame with fully independent suspension, disc brakes & a sequential shifter. It runs on kerosene, diesel or jet fuel & has a power to weight ratio comparable to a Dodge Viper. The car is registered & insured for the road in the United States. Built in 2011 by Casey Putsch of Putsch Racing.