[Facebook and Twitter] here's how they would be in the 80s and 90s (VIDEO)

Imagine what would happen if Facebook was invented in the era of the World Wide Web of the '90s. Think about all the fun you could have given a platform by creating such a time is not accustomed to internet. It would have been a select few of the social or would help to bring new users into the web?

The guys from Squirrel-Monkey.com have created an approximation of what probably would have made ​​Mark Zuckerberg in 1995 (the year when the current CEO of Facebook was just eleven years old).

Note the graphic-style '90s, the browser used ( Netscape ), the sounds "alarming", the grainy photos and the layout more than minimal. In short, found a lot of fun. Here's the video:

Here's another video, still-Squirrel Monkey weblog about Twitter . This time, however, estimated to create about the famous '80s. The result is something quite special, especially in terms of graphics. The interface is similar to that of the BIOS. Check it out:

BMW Shows a Preview of the i8, Spyder Hybrid Utility from Consumption (VIDEO)

Warm up the engines awaiting the start of the New York Auto Show scheduled for April 6 to 15 and some futuristic pattern begins to appear in the preview, is the case of the BMW i8, a concept Spyder hybrid that can count on a powerful electric motor from 131 hp to the front mounted engine likely associated with a traditional 3 cylinders and 1.5 liters.

 

This decided the balance of power on both units is a sports car with the BMW i8 consumption by small car, we talk about 30 km with one liter of petrol .

The dual power supply allows you to set the drive at will on the front, rear or both, with performance that promise a spyder worthy of the BMW brand:  acceleration from 0 to 100 in only 5 seconds and top speeds up to 250 km / h . This concept is derived directly from the coupe version with which it shares most of the technical choices, but is obviously different aesthetics and futuristic particularly well, with hints of blue BMW car experts some details in the sides and front air intake. A dream car designed to deliver the right amount of luxury and refined components being careful to particularly economical. Here's a little movie just released from WorldCarFans where you can appreciate the "roar" of the electric motor: