VW Punch Dub Commercial (via CrystalFingerboards)
Probably my favorite commercial of the 2010 Superbowl.
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A Suntory beer TV campaign that features a different model every day of the working week. I guess that’s the cost of six ads, but they must be getting a lot of attention for it.
Buckfast Tonic Wine is a symbol of Scotland�fs drinking problems at a time when it is debating how to address them. http://s.nyt.com/u/eA9 This drink sounds like a terrible idea.
GelaSkins | Audrey Kawasaki - Oiran
Beautiful decals for laptops and phones. This one’s $14.95 USD. They’ve got some Frank Miller ones recently, if you want Nancy Callahan on the back of yours.
A great list to work through if visiting Tokyo. A hunger-inspiring read wherever you are.
AS they marvel at Apple’s new iPad tablet computer, the technorati seem to be focusing on where this leaves Amazon’s popular e-book business. But the much more important question is why Microsoft, America’s most famous and prosperous technology company, no longer brings us the future, whether it’s tablet computers like the iPad, e-books like Amazon’s Kindle, smartphones like the BlackBerry and iPhone, search engines like Google, digital music systems like iPod and iTunes or popular Web services like Facebook and Twitter.
The iState of the Union: Steve Jobs delivers the annual presidential address.
Thank you for coming. And thank you to President Obama for asking me to deliver this year’s speech. We’re going to make some history today.
You know, it was just a year ago that we announced our economic plan for 2009. We said we were going to turn around the recession. We said we’d create jobs. And we said we’d do it in 12 months. What happened? We did it in three. It was the most successful period in the history of the United States. And 2010 is only going to be better. How awesome is that?
The Simpsons Couch Gag with iPhone (via JohnLennonDF)
Want this app now.
Sir Patrick Stewart (via DigitalNation)
Loves his iPhone, loves email, and the internet. Sounds like an iPad customer to me.
