Joshua Ooi

Pretty awesome to see the ability to measure badminton smash speeds on your mobile phone!

It's that time of the year again! Have fun today, everyone.

This looks pretty cool! Seeing what happened to the modular phone intiative i.e. Project Ara, I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this makes it into production.

This has got to be the most useful wearable to date when it launches. How the power of love inspires innovation.

As a regular procrastinator, it definitely helps to have things in my calendar. And with a clever little algorithm working it's magic, I think this is awesome! Not sure if I'd like Google to have more information about me (i.e. How many times to I want to exercise in a week?) but this seems like a simple solution to a common problem.

A little on the pricey side for a laptop stand but it sure does look good!

These wooden lap desks look so beautifully made. While I love how these look, I've always been concerned about the ergonomics of using a computer on your lap. Would be nice to have around the house though. Would definitely come in handy.

Found this simple prototyping tool while looking at ways to do user stories. It lets you download a 3D printed model and a paper template that you can just use to assemble and draw your mobile UI.

Million Short is an alternative search engine, which enables users to remove up to the first 1,000,000 Google results, in order to make browsing the web more surprising and give the underdog a fighting chance. Pretty cool. Ran a search for "lego blog" and even after removing the top 10K results, there were still so many of them! The ability to filter out specific things like "remove e-commerce...

This is a pretty awesome way to turn old computers that are outdated or underpowered into screaming fast Chromebooks. Neverware converts your existing hardware into a dual-boot system, meaning you can run both your existing OS and Chrome OS. This opens up so many possibilities, one of which is in education. Schools can now repurpose those old clunky machines that they have with Chrome OS and...