A couple new cases and a self-healing screen protector are now available from BodyGuardz. The cases offer fantastic texture to help you hold your phone securely with 10 feet drop protection ...
By adding solar panels to the rooftops of its buildings, Google expects to meet almost one-third of their energy demands--not to mention a positive impact on the environment.
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Here's a look at the solar panels that were placed on the roofs of the buildings at Google headquarters in Mountain View. At least Google, which certainly doesn't need the cost-saving, is making a positive impact on the environment.
Larry Dignan has more details on project. Plus, you can watch a ZDNet video.
All photo credits: Google
Caption by: Andy Smith
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