A demonstration of how useful Google Earth is with 3D models. The City of Berlin has just release over 44,000 3D model buildings of the city. Some of the buildings such as the parliament are modeled in great detail where even the interior is even modeled.

Microsoft CEO Bill Gates stars in a Coke commercial in which he wandered the halls of Microsoft at late night looking for someone to give him some change so that he could buy a coke. Great commercial idea except that Microsoft provides its employees with free beverages.

Steve Job unveils the next lineup of Apple product that will synergies with the rest of the Apple products to their shareholders and investors - the iRack in this MadTV parody.

New York Times David Prague reviews Windows Vista and tries to prove hard that Windows Vista did not copy ideas from Mac OS X. Well it does seems that he’s right! Sarcastically.

This is a demonstration of Lucas Arts Euphoria Physics Engine which will bring the level of realism to greater heights by making the interactive environments react like how they would in real life. From shattering woods, glasses, jelly and metallic materials, it does show a lot of promises.

Those Mac Vs PC commercials had been pretty popular and even spawns parodies from fans. Well if you are getting sick of those, check out this interesting animation of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs battling it out.

The whole Web 2.0 phenomenon examined from a sociological point of view in just 5 minutes. A well done short to explain what the buzzword ‘Web 2.0′ is all about. Background music is by Deus - Nothing is Impossible.

A great prank to pull off your friend or colleague. It just hits you in the head why you have never thought of this earlier when it is so easy to pull off this Windows XP fun.

The Airbus A300-600ST or Beluga is a super transporter that looks like a whale. The primary task of of the Beluga is to carry Airbus components across Europe ready for final assembly in Toulouse or Hamburg. It’s freight compartment is 7.4 metres in diameter and 37.7 metres long.

If you are in need of a stronger wireless signal then check this out. Mark Ericson from Infinite Solutions shows a simple hack of how to boost the range of the wireless card by around two bars and to increase the connection bandwidth as well.