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- Israeli Theme Park Kfar Kedem Equips Donkeys With WiFi Sat, 25 Aug 12, 2:36amDonkey Photo from Shutterstock The Kfar Kedem theme park in Hashaya, Israel is a biblical tourist attraction that aims to simulate life in ancient Galilee in which visitors experience what life must have been like in Old...
- Israeli Biblical Theme Park Kfar Kedem Equips Donkeys With WiFi Sat, 25 Aug 12, 2:36amDonkey Photo from Shutterstock The Kfar Kedem theme park in Hashaya, Israel is a biblical tourist attraction that aims to simulate life in ancient Galilee in which visitors experience what life must have been like in Old...
- LAST CHANCE: Enter HP’s Reimagine ROI Contest and Win a Trip to Napa Valley, CA! Fri, 29 Oct 10, 4:00amOnly FOUR DAYS left to win a TRIP FOR SIX to Napa Valley! We here at Inhabitat have a penchant for multi-tasking items, but we especially love when we discover a whole new use for something we thought to be underwhelming...
- Enter the HP Reimagine ROI Contest to Win a Vacation in Napa Valley, CA! Sun, 10 Oct 10, 2:00amWe love the mantra “recycle, reduce, reuse” – but what about reusing something in an unexpected way? This month HP is looking for your stories of inspired creative reuse in their HP Reimagine ROI contest (disclosure:...
- Enter the HP Reimagine ROI Contest to Win a All-Expenses-Paid Vacation to Napa Valley! Fri, 8 Oct 10, 5:26amHere at Inhabitat we hate the word ‘waste’, so we get really excited when we discover products that can do double (or even triple) duty beyond their intended use...
- Did You Ever Think a Wireless Router Could Get You a Date? Fri, 8 Oct 10, 3:41amThis month HP is asking for individuals to submit stories about how they found a surprising alternative use for an everyday object. One of our writers Kevin Dalias wasn’t shy about sharing his story about how his Cisco-Linksys...
- MIT Team Makes Wireless Network in Afghanistan Out of Garbage Bits Sat, 6 Mar 10, 7:00amAt Inhabitat, we’ve seen a ton of cool things made of garbage, but never a whole wireless network – until now, that is. That’s right, members of MIT’s Bits and Atoms lab taught locals in Jalalabad,...